Today’s readings are 2 Samuel 8-9 and 1 Chronicles 18.
Questions:
-How does your life exhibit loyalty to God?
-How does your loyalty to God’s ways override other, less noble emotions you might experience?
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The readings for this week take us from the firm establishment of David’s kingdom to a major, tragic crack in the bedrock of David’s monarchy – the sin involving Bathsheba. Psalms are also interspersed throughout the week, covering a wide variety of topics that correspond thematically to the events in the biblical story.
Today’s readings are 2 Samuel 7; 1 Chronicles 17 and Psalms 1-2, 33, 127 and 132.
Action:
-Focus on two key word pictures from these psalms and meditate on the truth communicated by the word pictures.
Question:
-In whom are you hoping today?
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Have you struggled to read through the entire Bible? Consider using a Bible reading plan that will help you stay on track. Not sure where to start? The Gospel Coalition website has a bunch of different plans to choose from. Simply search “Bible reading plan.”
Dr. Donald Whitney is Professor of Biblical Spirituality and Associate Dean of the School of Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is also the founder of The Center for Biblical Spirituality. biblicalspirituality.org
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Are you concerned with the trustworthiness of the Bible? As you take in Pastor John Piper’s words, ask yourself this question: Do you see the glory of God shining through his words and confirming to your own heart that they are the very words of God?
John Piper is founder and teacher of Desiring God and chancellor of Bethlehem College & Seminary.
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What a great week of reading!
This week’s narratives include two central events in Israel’s history. First was David’s conquest of Jerusalem and second was his relocation of the ark, insuring Jerusalem’s place as the religious center of the nation.
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Today’s readings are Psalms 89, 96, 100-101 and 107.
Action:
-As you read, turn these psalms into prayers expressing praise and thanksgiving to the Lord.
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Today’s readings are Psalms 15, 23-25 and 47.
Question:
-How do the images used in these psalms stretch your limited view of God?
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Today’s readings are 2 Samuel 5:11-6:23 and 1 Chronicles 13-16.
Action:
-Notice the mention of Asaph at 1 Chronicles 16:7. He wrote many psalms in Scripture.
Question:
-How central in your life is worship? How much time do you give to daily worship?
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