Can anyone else feel it getting a little tougher. The year has begun and our schedules have started to fill up. Share with everyone what has been having an impact on you from you daily reading.
Here are your week two statistics:
- Genesis = 12 Chapters
- Psalms = 14 Chapters
- Matthew = 7 Chapters
That with last weeks reading brings us to 69 total chapters read. Great job everybody. Be sure to comment each week to let us no you are still on the journey. Suzanne, we haven’t heard from you recently…are you still with us? Also, here is week three’s reading schedule.
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Monday |
Genesis 25, 26 |
Psalms 31 |
Matthew 16 |
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Tuesday |
Genesis 27 |
Psalms 32 |
Matthew 17 |
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Wednesday |
Genesis 28, 29 |
Psalms 33 |
Matthew 18 |
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Thursday |
Genesis 30 |
Psalms 34 |
Matthew 19 |
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Friday |
Genesis 31 |
Psalms 35 |
Matthew 20 |
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Saturday |
Genesis 32, 33 |
Psalms 36 |
Matthew 21 |
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Sunday |
Genesis 34, 35 |
Psalms 37 |
Matthew 22 |
Here is the passage that has been having the most impact on me.
Psalms 17:3 You have tried my heart, you have visited me by night, you have tested me, and you will find nothing; I have purposed that my mouth will not transgress.
The Proverbs 18:21 tells us that the power of life and death are in th tongue. Everyday I speak more words than I can count. Many of those words are spewed out with very little thought of what they will accomplish and who they will effect. This passage has encouraged me to not allow aimless words but to purpose that my mouth will please the Lord.
What about you? Anything challenging coming out of your daily reading?
Jenny says:
I’m still here.
Two passages stood out for me this week. Psalm 25, pretty much the whole thing. And the first half or so of Matthew 15.
Kevin Stover says:
I’m still here!