May
May 1-3
1 Kings 1-5
May 4-10
1 Kings 6-15
May 11-17
1 Kings 16-22
May 18-24
2 Kings 1-12
May 25-31
2 Kings 13-25
March
March 1-8
Ezekiel 1-12
March 9-15
Ezekiel 13-24
March 16-22
Ezekiel 25-36
March 23-31
Ezekiel 37-48
February
February 1-8
Romans 1-4
February 9-15
Romans 5-8
February 16-22
Romans 9-12
February 23-28
Romans 13-16
December
December 1-7
John 1-5
December 8-14
John 6-10
December 15-21
John 11-15
December 22-31
John 16-21
November
November 1-9
Jeremiah 1-14
November 10-16
Jeremiah 15-27
November 17-23
Jeremiah 28-40
November 24-30
Jeremiah 41-52
October
October 1-5
Esther 1
October 6-12
Esther 2-3
October 13-19
Esther 4-5
October 20-26
Esther 6-8
October 27-31
Esther 9-10
September
September 1-7
Galatians 1-2
September 8-14
Galatians 3
September 15-21
Galatians 4
September 22-28
Galatians 5
September 29-30
Galatians 6
Summer of Psalms
June
Psalm 1-50
July
Psalm 51-100
August
Psalm 101-150
May
May 1-4
1 John 1
May 5-11
1 John 2-3
May 12-18
1 John 4-5
May 19-25
2 John & 3 John
May 26-31
Jude
April
April 1-6
2 Chronicles 1-8
April 7-13
2 Chronicles 9-16
April 14-20
2 Chronicles 17-25
April 21-27
2 Chronicles 26-34
April 28-30
2 Chronicles 35-36
March
March 1-9
1 Chronicles 1-8
March 10-16
1 Chronicles 9-15
March 17-23
1 Chronicles 16-21
March 24-31
1 Chronicles 22-29
February
February 1-3
1 Thessalonians 1
February 4-10
1 Thessalonians 2-3
February 11-17
1 Thessalonians 4-5
February 18-24
2 Thessalonians 1-2
February 25-19
2 Thessalonians 3
January
January 1-6
Micah 1-7
January 7-13
Nahum 1-3
January 14-20
Habakkuk 1-3
January 21-27
Zephaniah 1-3
January 28-31
Haggai 1-2
December
December 1-9
Matthew 1-7
December 10-16
Matthew 8-14
December 17-23
Matthew 15-21
December 24-31
Matthew 22-28
October/November
October 1-7
Isaiah 1-7
October 8-14
Isaiah 8-14
October 15-21
Isaiah 15-21
October 22-28
Isaiah 22-28
October 29-November 4
Isaiah 29-37
November 5-11
Isaiah 38-46
November 12-18
Isaiah 47-54
November 19-25
Isaiah 55-61
November 26-30
Isaiah 62-66
September
As we ask you to join us in prayer to nominate elders and deacons in the month of September, we hope that reading through 1 Timothy and Titus will help center your minds around the qualifications and character that Scripture lays out for elders and deacons.
September 1-9
1 Timothy 1-2
September 10-16
1 Timothy 3-4
September 17-23
1 Timothy 5-6
September 24-30
Titus 1-3
August
August 1-5
Genesis 1-8
August 6-12
Genesis 9-19
August 13-19
Genesis 20-31
August 20-26
Genesis 31-42
August 27-31
Genesis 43-50
July
July 1-8
Revelation 1-6
July 9-15
Revelation 7-11
July 16-22
Revelation 12-16
July 23-31
Revelation 17-22
June
June 1-10
Daniel 1-3
June 11-17
Daniel 4-6
June 18-24
Daniel 7-9
June 25-30
Daniel 10-12
May
Join us in 2 Corinthians as we continue to read Paulâs writings to the Church in Corinth.
May 1-6
2 Corinthians 1-3
May 7-13
2 Corinthians 4-6
May 14-20
2 Corinthians 7-9
May 21-27
2 Corinthians 10-12
May 28-31
2 Corinthians 13
April
We are really excited to start the book of Job for the month of April. Job is a book full of wisdom for all of us to glean no matter our background or current situation in life. Take a look at the Bible Project video below for a greater understanding of the context and lessons to be drawn from the book of Job.
April 1-8
Job 1-10
April 9-15
Job 11-20
April 16-22
Job 21-30
April 23-30
Job 31-42
March
This month we look at one of the letters that Paul wrote to the Church in Corinth. Click on the button below to see an overview video of 1 Corinthians from the Bible Project.
March 1-4
1 Corinthians 1
March 5-11
1 Corinthians 2-5
March 12-18
1 Corinthians 6-9
March 19-25
1 Corinthians 10-13
March 26-31
1 Corinthians 14-16
February
Join us as we see the wisdom that Ecclesiastes has to offer. Click on the link to the Bible Project video overview of Ecclesiastes below, it will be incredibly helpful in helping you as you read!
February 1-4
Ecclesiastes 1-2
February 5-11
Ecclesiastes 3-5
February 12-18
Ecclesiastes 6-8
February 19-25
Ecclesiastes 9-11
February 26-28
Ecclesiastes 12
January
As we enter into a new year, we will continue in Lukeâs writings as we read Acts. Acts ushers in a new, Holy Spirit led era for Christâs disciples and for us today. Be challenged in your reading of Acts to acknowledge, embrace, and seek the leading and working of the Holy Spirit in your own life.
January 1-7
Acts 1-7
January 8-14
Acts 8-14
January 15-21
Acts 15-21
January 22-31
Acts 22-28
December
As we enter into the Christmas season, we will be reading the gospel of Luke. Join us as we read about the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. This will be a great way to center our hearts and minds around what Christmas is all about. âI bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.â Luke⏠â2âŹ:â10âŹ-â11âŹ
December 1-10
Luke 1-6
December 11-17
Luke 7-12
December 18-24
Luke 13-18
December 25-31
Luke 19-24
November
Join us as we set the stage for our Sunday morning series in 1 Samuel by reading Judges this month! Judges is the precursor to 1 Samuel and gives us insight and background leading up to our Sunday morning series. Finally, in the last week of November we will read through Ruth, a great reminder of Christ as our Redeemer as we head into the Christmas season! Click on the video links below for a quick overview of our readings.
November 1-7
Judges 1-7
November 8-14
Judges 8-14
November 15-21
Judges 15-21
November 22-30
Ruth 1-4
October
October 2-8
1 Thessalonians 1-2
October 9-15
1 Thessalonians 3-4
October 16-22
1 Thessalonians 5
October 23-29
1 Thessalonians 1-2
October 30-31
1 Thessalonians 3
September
This month we will be reading 1 and 2 Samuel. This will be longer than anything we have read previously, but we believe you will find these books an easy read and so gripping that you wonât want to stop. Originally written as one book, 1 and 2 Samuel read much like a novel with the story telling, characters, and plots they contain. Check out the 1 and 2 Samuel videos from Bible Project by clicking on the video links below. Join us as we learn from the rise and fall of Israelâs first two kingsâŚ
September 1-3
1 Samuel 1-6
September 4-10
1 Samuel 7-20
September 11-17
1 Samuel 21-31
September 18-24
2 Samuel 1-12
September 25-30
2 Samuel 13-24
August
Prayer Points: As you read James this month you will notice that it is a letter focused on action, not just words. James gives us many, both positive and negative, statements imploring us to either be or not be, do or not do, say or not say, etc.
So, as you read each chapter each week, take time to notice the various things James addresses and stop and pray and ask God to evaluate you on whether you are living the way that He is calling you to live.
Finally, ask Him to empower you by His Spirit and grace to live out your faith in a righteous, God-glorifying way.
So, as you read each chapter each week, take time to notice the various things James addresses and stop and pray and ask God to evaluate you on whether you are living the way that He is calling you to live.
Finally, ask Him to empower you by His Spirit and grace to live out your faith in a righteous, God-glorifying way.
August 1-6
James 1
August 7-13
James 2
August 14-20
James 3
August 21-27
James 4
August 28-31
James 5
July
As we take time to reflect on our independence as a nation in July, we will dive into Exodus to see how God delivered Israel from Egyptian captivity to gain their independence. Beyond that, we will see how God continually provided, yet how Israel continually doubted and turned away from God. Through all of it, we will see how God remained faithful and true to His word.
July 1-2
Exodus 1-4
July 3-9
Exodus 5-14
July 10-16
Exodus 15-22
July 17-23
Exodus 23-31
July 24-31
Exodus 32-40
June
In the month of June we will be diving into 1 Peter and 2 Peter. Take a look at the short video links below to learn more about the books we will be reading this month!
June 1-4
1 Peter 1
Prayer Points: Take time to reflect on the greatness of Godâs gift of salvation in all of its aspects and then ask him to help you be sober minded (1:13-15) and holy as a result of His gift.
June 5-11
1 Peter 2-3
Prayer Points: Ask God to help grow a hunger for His Word (2:2) and pray for all the various relationships you have, whether with those in authority (2:13-14), other Christians (2:9), unbelievers (2:12), or your spouse (3:1-8). Pray that in all of them you might be an example of Christ following in his steps (2:21-25).
Pray that God would always keep you ready, each day, to be a witness for Christ with an attitude of gentleness and respect. Also, to take advantage of the opportunities you have to be a witness (3:15-16).
Prayer Points: Ask God to help grow a hunger for His Word (2:2) and pray for all the various relationships you have, whether with those in authority (2:13-14), other Christians (2:9), unbelievers (2:12), or your spouse (3:1-8). Pray that in all of them you might be an example of Christ following in his steps (2:21-25).
Pray that God would always keep you ready, each day, to be a witness for Christ with an attitude of gentleness and respect. Also, to take advantage of the opportunities you have to be a witness (3:15-16).
June 12-18
1 Peter 4-5
Prayer Points: Pray for sound judgment in these days we live in (4:7) and pray for grace this week to keep fervent in love for each other (4:8).
Ask God to help you cast aside those things that are causing anxiety in your life, trusting His word to you that He cares for you and will carry your burdens for you (5:6-7).
Prayer Points: Pray for sound judgment in these days we live in (4:7) and pray for grace this week to keep fervent in love for each other (4:8).
Ask God to help you cast aside those things that are causing anxiety in your life, trusting His word to you that He cares for you and will carry your burdens for you (5:6-7).
June 19-25
2 Peter 1-2
Prayer Points: Ask God to search you and show you what things He has given you, so that you may begin to or better take hold of them by faith to live a life pleasing to Him. Ask God to help you give attention to the list of virtues that you might add them to your faith (1:5-9).
Pray about discernment of false teachers and false teachings. Pray God helps you spot them and avoid them. Pray that God fills you with a love for His truth as well as a love for people who might have embraced false teaching, that God might use you to help them come out of it.
Prayer Points: Ask God to search you and show you what things He has given you, so that you may begin to or better take hold of them by faith to live a life pleasing to Him. Ask God to help you give attention to the list of virtues that you might add them to your faith (1:5-9).
Pray about discernment of false teachers and false teachings. Pray God helps you spot them and avoid them. Pray that God fills you with a love for His truth as well as a love for people who might have embraced false teaching, that God might use you to help them come out of it.
June 26-30
2 Peter 3
Prayer Points: Pray that God would help you not lose sight of His promised return as the days are growing worse and worse. Pray that God helps you set your hope on this promise that your faith may be strengthened and you may be found ready (3:3-14).
Prayer Points: Pray that God would help you not lose sight of His promised return as the days are growing worse and worse. Pray that God helps you set your hope on this promise that your faith may be strengthened and you may be found ready (3:3-14).
May
This month we will head to the Old Testament and read the books of Ezra, Nehemiah, Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi.
Our goal with this is to help bring cohesion and understanding of the Scriptures to us. Ezra and Nehemiah are both placed in the post-exile period of Israelâs history. Israel has come back to Jerusalem from being in captivity in Babylon. Ezra leads the people into restoring the temple and worship, while Nehemiah leads the people in restoring the city of Jerusalem, the center of Godâs Kingdom on Earth at the time.
In many ways all these books parallel the church. Israel was largely ignorant of the Law and had to re-learn Godâs word and how to worship. And so it is with the Church today. We come to faith in God and begin to learn Godâs Word and how to worship and grow in His Word (like a newborn babe according to 1 Peter 2:2) . Nehemiah also parallels the church in showing the need not only to worship but to work and fight. âThe sword and the trowelâ (Nehemiah 4:15-20) has been a favorite parallel for missionaries for centuries. So for the Church we are to be about building the kingdom of God while also engaging in spiritual battle constantly.
The minor prophets Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi all preached to Israel during this period and served an important role. As with the church today, so it was then with Israel; many things can distract us and pull us away from the priority of worship, from the battle we are engaged in spiritually, and from seeking Godâs kingdom first. Today, we need N.T. saints with the gift of prophecy (forth-telling here, not foretelling) to keep calling the Church back to the Word. By putting Godâs word before the people they motivate us, move us, and keep us focused on what is priority in this life. Meanwhile, people like Ezra and Nehemiah take up leadership roles in leading, teaching, mobilizing and discipling the saints.
May 1-7
1: Ezra 1-2
2: Ezra 3-4
3: Haggai 1-2
4: Zechariah 1-2
5: Zechariah 3-4
6: Zechariah 5-6
7: Zechariah 7-8
2: Ezra 3-4
3: Haggai 1-2
4: Zechariah 1-2
5: Zechariah 3-4
6: Zechariah 5-6
7: Zechariah 7-8
Prayer Points: What in your life is distracting you from worship? Pray that God helps identify those things in your life that are prioritized over worship and His kingdom, and begin to seek first His kingdom and worship Him.
May 8-14
8: Zechariah 9-10
9: Zechariah 11-12
10: Zechariah 13-14
11: Ezra 5-6
12: Ezra 7-8
13: Ezra 9
14: Ezra 10
9: Zechariah 11-12
10: Zechariah 13-14
11: Ezra 5-6
12: Ezra 7-8
13: Ezra 9
14: Ezra 10
Prayer Points: Often in the Christian life there are periods of refinement and confession, as was the case in Ezra 10. Pray for God to help you confess and turn from those things that hinder you from walking with God, whether sinful or things that are good in and of themselves but have been given priority over your walk with God.
May 15-21
15: Nehemiah 1
16: Nehemiah 2
17: Nehemiah 3
18: Nehemiah 4
19: Nehemiah 5
20: Nehemiah 6
21: Nehemiah 7
16: Nehemiah 2
17: Nehemiah 3
18: Nehemiah 4
19: Nehemiah 5
20: Nehemiah 6
21: Nehemiah 7
Prayer Points: Pray that God gives you a burden to work for His kingdom, similar to that found in Nehemiah. Pray also that He gives you discernment to recognize those situations, people, or things that threaten to stop you from putting your hand to the work.
May 22-28
22: Nehemiah 8
23: Nehemiah 9
24: Nehemiah 10
25: Nehemiah 11
26: Nehemiah 12
27: Malachi 1
28: Malachi 2
23: Nehemiah 9
24: Nehemiah 10
25: Nehemiah 11
26: Nehemiah 12
27: Malachi 1
28: Malachi 2
Prayer Points: Pray that as worship and working for God's kingdom takes priority in your life and in our church, that God would make your joy full.
May 29-31
29: Malachi 3
30: Malachi 4
31: Nehemiah 13
Prayer Points: Pray that God also helps you by His grace to fulfill your obligations in the Gospel (c.f. Nehemiah 10-13) so that the body might be built up and the Kingdom of God would expand.
30: Malachi 4
31: Nehemiah 13
Prayer Points: Pray that God also helps you by His grace to fulfill your obligations in the Gospel (c.f. Nehemiah 10-13) so that the body might be built up and the Kingdom of God would expand.
April
In April, we will be reading through Philippians. Philippians is a letter written from the Apostle Paul to Christians living in Philippi, a Roman colony in modern day Greece. It was written around A.D. 62 and was meant to encourage the believers in their faith as they sought to spread the Gospel and live as Jesus lived.
April 3-9: Philippians 1
Prayer Points: Thankful for our local body of believers; pray that âyour love may abound more and more, with knowledge and all discernmentâ (v.9) as you minister to our body and others.
April 10-16: Philippians 2
Prayer Points: Pray for humility; pray that God would empower you by his grace to have the mind of Christ (v.5) so that you âlook not only to your own interests but the interests of othersâ as you go through your day (v.4).
April 17-23: Philippians 3
Prayer Points: Pray for faith and perseverance; pray that God shows you where you might be âputting confidence in your own fleshâ (v.4), and that you would count all those things you are putting your confidence in before Christ, as ârubbishâ so that you might fully gain and rest in Christs perfect righteousness each day this week (vv.8-9).
April 24-30: Philippians 4
Prayer Points: Pray through verses 4-9, that they would be true in your life; pray for contentment and trust that God will supply your needs. For those struggling with anxiety, (v.6) confess those things that you are trying to carry on your own and not casting upon him to carry for you (c.f 1 Peter 5:7). Make a habit of repenting of this and bringing these issues to him in prayer and supplication and with thanksgiving. He desires to carry your cares for you when you give them to Him (v.6)!