In 2024, we will be reading this plan together. It is a 2-year, through the Bible plan prepared by Stephen Witmer. Following this plan might be a great way to order your Bible reading and keep many of us in the church reading the same passages each day.
We will publish the daily readings here, on the church app, and in the bulletin each week, along with some reflections and thoughts about the sermon each weekend. You can track along on the app or website, where a song is included each day! We look forward to this journey through the Bible together as a church family in 2024-2025.
READ Genesis 37:2-38:30 Psalm 23 PRAY Take some time to commune with the Lord in prayer. Here's a helpful pattern to follow (ACTS): ADORATION- Praise God for all that he is and all that he had done. CONFESSION- Confess your sins to God and trust in the finish work of Christ. Thank him for his forgiveness. THANKSGIVING- Thank God for all the many blessings and graces h...
Keep Reading READ Genesis 36:1-37:1 Psalm 22 PRAY Take some time to commune with the Lord in prayer. Here's a helpful pattern to follow (ACTS): ADORATION- Praise God for all that he is and all that he had done. CONFESSION- Confess your sins to God and trust in the finish work of Christ. Thank him for his forgiveness. THANKSGIVING- Thank God for all the many blessings and graces he...
Keep Reading READ Genesis 34-35 Psalm 21 SUNDAY SERMON The sermon on Sunday, January 21, will be on John 1:9-13. This passage teaches us more about Jesus' purpose and ministry, and his reception by both those who had faith and "his own," who, "received him not." There is some joyous news in this passage: those who did receive him, he gave the right to become children of God! PRA...
Keep Reading READ Genesis 32-33 Psalm 20 WEEKEND REFLECTION One of the many stand-out stories in this week's readings is in Genesis 25:29-34. In this passage, we learn a lot about the characters of both Esau and Jacob, and none of it positive. Esau treated his birthright flippantly, selling it for a single meal. The writer of Hebrews speaks of this in frank terms in Hebrews 12:15-1...
Keep Reading READ Genesis 29-31 Psalm 19 PRAY Take some time to commune with the Lord in prayer. Here's a helpful pattern to follow (ACTS): ADORATION- Praise God for all that he is and all that he had done. CONFESSION- Confess your sins to God and trust in the finish work of Christ. Thank him for his forgiveness. THANKSGIVING- Thank God for all the many blessings and graces he has...
Keep ReadingREAD Genesis 27-28 Psalm 18 PRAY Take some time to commune with the Lord in prayer. Here's a helpful pattern to follow (ACTS): ADORATION- Praise God for all that he is and all that he had done. CONFESSION- Confess your sins to God and trust in the finish work of Christ. Thank him for his forgiveness. THANKSGIVING- Thank God for all the many blessings and graces he has...
Keep ReadingREAD Genesis 25:19-26:35 Psalm 17 PRAY Take some time to commune with the Lord in prayer. Here's a helpful pattern to follow (ACTS): ADORATION- Praise God for all that he is and all that he had done. CONFESSION- Confess your sins to God and trust in the finish work of Christ. Thank him for his forgiveness. THANKSGIVING- Thank God for all the many blessings and graces ...
Keep ReadingREAD Genesis 25:12-18 Psalm 16 PRAY Take some time to commune with the Lord in prayer. Here's a helpful pattern to follow (ACTS): ADORATION- Praise God for all that he is and all that he had done. CONFESSION- Confess your sins to God and trust in the finish work of Christ. Thank him for his forgiveness. THANKSGIVING- Thank God for all the many blessings and graces he ...
Keep ReadingREAD Genesis 24-25:11 Psalm 15 PRAY Take some time to commune with the Lord in prayer. Here's a helpful pattern to follow (ACTS): ADORATION- Praise God for all that he is and all that he had done. CONFESSION- Confess your sins to God and trust in the finish work of Christ. Thank him for his forgiveness. THANKSGIVING- Thank God for all the many blessings and graces he ...
Keep ReadingREAD Genesis 22-23 Psalm 14 SUNDAY SERMON The sermon on Sunday, January 14, will be on John 1:6-8. We continue to press into the opening of the Gospel of John, and we learn much about the nature of this book from these verses. This passage is about the witness of John the Baptist. John was not the light, but he came to bear witness to the light of Christ. He testified,...
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