Let's journey through the 4 Gospels in 45 days

Here’s a handy challenge for reading through the Gospels! We’ll read a couple of chapters each day to work through the first four books of the New Testament.

 The plan takes us (in biblical order) through all four Gospels.

   It’s a super way to study the ministry of our Lord Christ on the earth, as we read each of the four Gospel accounts: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

 We’ll start on February 1^st and finish in the middle of March.

 

Here’s a handy calendar to guide our daily reading.

 You can even print it out and check off each box, as we go. (I’ll be updating the one in the sidebar of this page, making myself accountable for the goal.)

 

Gospel readers: Start your engines.

 Ready, set, go!

 

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Join me in reading through Psalms and Proverbs in a month

 

Who’s diving into the Scriptures, as the new year opens?

 Not sure where to start? Here’s an idea.

 

Join me in reading through Psalms and Proverbs in one month.

 It’s simple. Just read FIVE PSALMS and ONE PROVERBS chapter each day. (Hint: Save a little extra time when we get to Psalms 119, the longest chapter in the whole Bible.)

 

Here’s a handy calendar to guide our daily reading.

 You can even print it out and check off each box, as we go. (I’ll be updating the one in the sidebar of this page, making myself accountable for the goal.)

 Let’s dig into the Psalms and Proverbs, and see what God teaches us this month.

 

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30. Jesus is the greatest Gift – 30 days of thankful Scriptures

For what are we most thankful? I cannot think of a better way to wrap up this November-long series on gratitude and welcome the month of December than to trumpet our joy over the birth of Christ.

“Thanks be to God for his indescribable gift!” (2 Corinthians 9:15, NIV)

Glory to God in the highest. Joy to the world; the Lord is come.

Repeat the sounding joy. The Gift is here.

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from Adoration of the Shepherds, by Gerard van Honthorst, 1622

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29. The Lord’s coming fills us with thankfulness – 30 days of thankful Scriptures

Breathtaking events draw people from the hills (and everywhere else). Peculiar phenomena and momentous occurrences are like magnets to mankind.

“I’ve just gotta see that for myself,” someone might say, after hearing something remarkable has taken place. Nowadays, we might hit the internet, looking for videos and photos before entering the happening’s location in a GPS system and setting out to find the spot.

But in First century Bethlehem, the shepherds received the news from the heavenly host. Immediately, they herded up their sheep and scurried off to find the birthplace of the Savior of the world.

“When the angels had left them and gone into heaven, the shepherds said to one another, ‘Let's go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has told us about.’” (Luke 2:15, NIV)

Arriving at the rustic stable, outside the overcrowded inn, the shepherds knelt and worshipped the God-made-flesh, while he slept in the hay-filled manger. The Good Shepherd curled up in swaddling cloths made His home among His own.

And we are thankful.

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