We all have a limited amount of time for personal study. How can we make the best use of it? First, take your time. You will actually benefit more by studying a little material carefully than by skimming through a lot of material.

Then, set some priorities. (Eph. 5:15, 16) Consider these suggestions:

• Read the Bible every day. (Ps. 1:2) Our weekly Bible reading schedule for the midweek meeting is an excellent starting point.

• Prepare for the Watchtower Study and the midweek meeting. Be ready to comment.​—Ps. 22:22.

• As you have the time, keep up-to-date with other spiritual food, such as our public magazines, videos, and material published on jw.org.

• Do a study project. You could do research on a challenge you are facing, a question you have, or a Bible topic you would like to understand better. To get ideas, review the articles “How Can the Bible Help Me—Part 1:Exploring Your Bible”, and “How Can the Bible Help Me?—Part 2:Make Bible Reading Enjoyable” on jw.org.