
Daily Reading Challenge
Mon., 4/20
Short Reading: Acts 13:1-13
Long Reading: Acts 13:1-13
How does this passage illustrate God’s will being understood and obeyed?
Isn’t Paul unkind in verse 10? How do we know when God may want us to confront somebody?
Tue., 4/21
Short Reading: Acts 13:14-25
Long Reading: Acts 13:14-25
Was there no one exemplary like David in all these years?
What does “a man after my heart” really mean?
Wed., 4/22
Short Reading: Acts 13:26-43
Long Reading: Acts 13:26-43
Would it be fitting if your grave marker one day said, “served the purpose of God”?
Is Jesus still fulfilling God’s purpose now?
Thu., 4/23
Short Reading: Mark 14:32-42
Long Reading: Mark 14:32-42
In which way are we called to obedience? What form may that take?
What’s the connection between keeping watch with Jesus and obedience?
Fri., 4/24
Short Reading: John 4:31-38
Long Reading: John 4:31-38
What is Jesus saying by calling doing the will of God his “food” (v. 34)?
Can you tell that the fields are “white for harvest” today? How?
Sat., 4/25
Short Reading: John 5:25-30
Long Reading: John 5:25-30
What does it tell us about Jesus’ existence before He was born that He would speak of being sent (v. 30)?
Should we never take any initiative, either?
Sun., 4/26
Short Reading: John 6:37-40
Long Reading: John 6:37-40
But, isn’t Jesus God? Why might He say this (v. 38)?
If this is the will of the Father, what does that mean for us (v. 40)?
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