As Christians in a modern world, we often forget about the embarrassment of riches we possess when it comes to Bibles and biblical resources. You likely own more than one copy of God’s Word and can also access it through the internet, a smartphone app, or Bible software. We should rejoice in these resources and thank God for providing such wonderful blessings. However, the Bible’s abundant accessibility can also make us callous toward it. The more we have of something, the less likely we are to see it as precious and valuable. Our all-access pass to the Bible can obscure that it is “more desirable than gold” and “sweeter than honey and the drippings of the honeycomb” (Ps. 19:10).