
Daily Reading Challenge
Sun., 1/25
Short Reading: Psalm 119:41-48
Long Reading: Psalm 119:41-48
What does the psalmist expect from the Word of God?
What does the psalmist commit himself to?
Mon., 1/26
Short Reading: Nehemiah 1:2-4
Long Reading: Nehemiah 1
What moves you as deeply as Nehemiah describes in v. 4?
On behalf of whom might you fast?
Tue., 1/27
Short Reading: 1 Kings 21:25-29
Long Reading: 1 Kings 21
How does Ahab being so wicked fit with God having mercy on him?
How might we “humble” ourselves before God today?
Wed., 1/28
Short Reading: Matthew 6:16-18
Long Reading: Matthew 6:16-18
Could it ever be more effective to just say, “I’m fasting” and accomplish God’s intent with this?
Isn’t that faking it (v. 17-18)?
Thu., 1/29
Short Reading: Acts 13:2-3
Long Reading: Acts 13:1-12
What might have motivated this early church to focus on fasting?
Why would they fast and pray some more after the Spirit spoke?
Fri., 1/30
Short Reading: Mark 2:19-20
Long Reading: Mark 2:18-22
What is Jesus trying to communicate with that bridegroom comparison?
What do you think Jesus was trying to say with, “they will fast in that day”?
Sat., 1/31
Short Reading: 1 Samuel 7:5-10
Long Reading: 1 Samuel 7:3-10
What do you believe Israel was seeking to accomplish by fasting?
What lesson do you believe Israel took away from this day?
Sun., 2/1
Short Reading: Esther 4:13-16
Long Reading: Esther 4
Why did Esther ask other people to fast on her behalf?
Are Esther’s words a lack of faith (v. 16)?
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