Daily Bible Week 3

Mon. Ezek 37:1-14 A Valley of Dry Bones
What can you do to help you understand God’s plan for the world?

Tues. Daniel 1:1-21 Coping With Pressure to Conform
How do you think Daniel would react to the pressure situations in your life?

Wed. Daniel 2:1-24 A King’s Dream
What do you do in situations that seem hopeless?

Thurs. Daniel 2:25-49 The Meaning of the Dream
Who gets the credit when things go right in your life?

Fri. Daniel 3: 1-30 Three Friends in a Furnace
What examples can you give of God’s protection in your life?

Daily Bible Week 2

Mon. Isaiah 6:1-13
God Chooses Isaiah: When did you last realize your continuing need for God’s forgiveness?

Tues. Isaiah 53
The Suffering Servant: How would you describe what Jesus did for you?

Wed. Jerem. 1:1-9
God Calls a Prophet: What do you think about God using your life?

Thurs. Jerem. 36
The Book Burning: How much risk is involved in your relationship with God?

Fri. Jerem. 38:1-13
Jeremiah in the Well: What part of your life compares in any way with Jeremiah’s time in the well?

Daily Bible Reading (Mar 14-18) Week1

Mon. Psalm 103:1-22 What God Is Like
Which picture in this psalm helps you understand God better?

Tues. Psalm 139:1-24 How Well God Knows Us
What do you feel when you read this psalm?

Wed. Psalm 145:1-21 God for All People and All Time
Which of God’s qualities do you need most today?

Thurs. Prvb 4:1-27 Wise Words About Life
How important is finding wisdom to you?

Fri. Eccl 12:1-14 A Summary of Life
In what way can you remember your Creator today?

Week 8 Wed. Job 1:1-22 The Testing of Job

 Job was a wealthy man. Job had many cattle, livestock, servants, land, and riches. The devil wanted to harm Job, but God would not let him. Then the devil agreed that he would not physically harm Job, and God consented. Jobs riches, servants, land, livestock, and even family were destroyed. When all that bad stuff happened to Job, he still stayed faithful and obediant to God.

Week 8 Tues. Esther 6:1-7:10 God Protects His People

   The king found out that sombody had planned to assasinate him. He was very grateful and asked whom had found out about this operation. The assistants told him that it was Mordecai, so the king wanted to do something for him. Then Haman walks and the king asked him what he should do for the man who pleases him. Haman thought it was he himself, so he told him to put him in the kings clothes and on his horse and let him ride across the city. The king said for him to do that, but for Mordecai, not Haman. God will never let you down when you are following him on the path of righteousness.

Week 8 Mon. Esther 5:1-14 Esther Risks Her Life

     Esther invited the king and Haman to a banquet. Haman was so proud that the queen had decided to invite him and the king to two banquets. Mordecai was making Haman mad, so Haman decided that he would prepare the gallows for him. When I do something scary for God, it may be a small task, but it is still scary.

Week 7 Fri. Esther 4:1-17 The Queen Decides to Help

     Haman planned on killing all of the Jews and Mordecai was devastated. He wore a sackcloth and ashes in mourning. Mordecai would not except the clothes that Queen Esther brought him. In many ways we can show our faith.

Week 7 Thurs. Esther 3:1-5 The Jews in Danger

   Haman was put in high authority by the king. Haman was to be payed respect and be kneeled down to, but Mordecai would not. Haman was furious. Mordecai admitted to being a Jew. He could have been severley punished for not obeying Haman. He knew that he only bowed down to God the Father and no other person or thing.