Weekly Bible Reading – Week 22
Last week brought us to the end of David’s reign, where the king who longed to build a house for the Lord prepared the materials, organized the worship, charged the […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 21
Thank you again for continuing this journey through God’s Word with us. Week by week, chapter by chapter, we are watching the story of redemption unfold, and I know some […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 20
Congratulations on making it to Week 20! This week, we are still walking through the life of David, but we are no longer in the bright and shining days of […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 19
There is something heartbreaking about this week’s readings. Up to this point, David’s story has often felt triumphant. The shepherd became king. The fugitive took the throne. Jerusalem was established. […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 18
David has taken the throne. The years of waiting, fleeing, and refining have given way to coronation and consolidation. The question now is not whether David will be king, but […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 17
By this point in the journey, you’ve likely settled into a rhythm, and that’s something worth celebrating. Daily time in Scripture does not always feel dramatic or emotional, but it […]
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Are You Starting Wildfires?
When I was about nine years old, I remember a Sunday afternoon that took a sharp turn from ordinary to unforgettable. We had laid down for a nap after church, […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 16
Thank you for staying with your commitment to read/listen. By this point in the journey, you’ve pushed through some hard stretches, unfamiliar passages, and long days, and that kind of […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 15
There’s a shift happening in the story this week. Up to this point, we’ve seen God raise leaders, deliver His people, and establish direction. But now the tension tightens. Obedience […]
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Weekly Bible Reading – Week 14
This week takes us into one of the lowest points in Israel’s history. The book of Judges comes to a brutal and sobering conclusion where sin is not just present […]