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Tuesday – Week 48

Daily Meditation:  Philippians 4:8

Finally, brethren, whatever things are true, whatever things are noble, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things arelovely, whatever things are of good report, if there is any virtue and if there is anything praiseworthy—meditate on these things.

– One of the scriptural meanings of the word meditate is “to murmur or mutter”, to speak the Word to yourself only. As often as you think of it today, preach it to your mind, preach it to your soul, preach it to your Spirit.  It is amazing how a scripture that doesn’t seem to apply to me that morning, suddenly touches so many areas of my life as I meditate on it during the day.

Daily Reading:   Job 23-24; 2 John; Ps. 121 

– Each week contains only five readings, allowing you to miss a day, or catch up. You can read both the Old and New Testament assignments for each day and complete the entire Bible in one year. Or, read the New Testament readings for each day and finish the New Testament in a year.

The full schedule can be found HERE.

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Monday – Week 48

Daily Meditation:  Philippians 4:7

 and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

– One of the scriptural meanings of the word meditate is “to murmur or mutter”, to speak the Word to yourself only. As often as you think of it today, preach it to your mind, preach it to your soul, preach it to your Spirit.  It is amazing how a scripture that doesn’t seem to apply to me that morning, suddenly touches so many areas of my life as I meditate on it during the day.

Daily Reading:   Job 19-22; 1 John 5 

– Each week contains only five readings, allowing you to miss a day, or catch up. You can read both the Old and New Testament assignments for each day and complete the entire Bible in one year. Or, read the New Testament readings for each day and finish the New Testament in a year.

The full schedule can be found HERE.

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Friday – Week 47

Daily Meditation:  Philippians 4:6

Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God;

– One of the scriptural meanings of the word meditate is “to murmur or mutter”, to speak the Word to yourself only. As often as you think of it today, preach it to your mind, preach it to your soul, preach it to your Spirit.  It is amazing how a scripture that doesn’t seem to apply to me that morning, suddenly touches so many areas of my life as I meditate on it during the day.

Daily Reading:   Job 16-18; 1 John 4; Ps. 114 

– Each week contains only five readings, allowing you to miss a day, or catch up. You can read both the Old and New Testament assignments for each day and complete the entire Bible in one year. Or, read the New Testament readings for each day and finish the New Testament in a year.

The full schedule can be found HERE.

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Thursday – Week 47

Daily Meditation:  Philippians 1: 28

and not in any way terrified by your adversaries, which is to them a proof of perdition, but to you of salvation, and that from God.

– One of the scriptural meanings of the word meditate is “to murmur or mutter”, to speak the Word to yourself only. As often as you think of it today, preach it to your mind, preach it to your soul, preach it to your Spirit.  It is amazing how a scripture that doesn’t seem to apply to me that morning, suddenly touches so many areas of my life as I meditate on it during the day.

Daily Reading:   Job 13-15; 1 John 3 

– Each week contains only five readings, allowing you to miss a day, or catch up. You can read both the Old and New Testament assignments for each day and complete the entire Bible in one year. Or, read the New Testament readings for each day and finish the New Testament in a year.

The full schedule can be found HERE.

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Wednesday – Week 47

Daily Meditation:  Matthew 6:34

Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about its own things. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.

– One of the scriptural meanings of the word meditate is “to murmur or mutter”, to speak the Word to yourself only. As often as you think of it today, preach it to your mind, preach it to your soul, preach it to your Spirit.  It is amazing how a scripture that doesn’t seem to apply to me that morning, suddenly touches so many areas of my life as I meditate on it during the day.

Daily Reading:   Job 9-12; 1 John 2 

– Each week contains only five readings, allowing you to miss a day, or catch up. You can read both the Old and New Testament assignments for each day and complete the entire Bible in one year. Or, read the New Testament readings for each day and finish the New Testament in a year.

The full schedule can be found HERE.

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Tuesday – Week 47

Daily Meditation:  2 Timothy 1:7

 For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.

– One of the scriptural meanings of the word meditate is “to murmur or mutter”, to speak the Word to yourself only. As often as you think of it today, preach it to your mind, preach it to your soul, preach it to your Spirit.  It is amazing how a scripture that doesn’t seem to apply to me that morning, suddenly touches so many areas of my life as I meditate on it during the day.

Daily Reading:   Job 6-8; 1 John 1 

– Each week contains only five readings, allowing you to miss a day, or catch up. You can read both the Old and New Testament assignments for each day and complete the entire Bible in one year. Or, read the New Testament readings for each day and finish the New Testament in a year.

The full schedule can be found HERE.

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Monday – Week 47

Daily Meditation:  Genesis 15:1

After these things the word of the Lord came to Abram in a vision, saying, “Do not be afraid, Abram. I am your shield, your exceedingly great reward.”

– One of the scriptural meanings of the word meditate is “to murmur or mutter”, to speak the Word to yourself only. As often as you think of it today, preach it to your mind, preach it to your soul, preach it to your Spirit.  It is amazing how a scripture that doesn’t seem to apply to me that morning, suddenly touches so many areas of my life as I meditate on it during the day.

Daily Reading:   Job 3-5; John 21; Ps. 108 

– Each week contains only five readings, allowing you to miss a day, or catch up. You can read both the Old and New Testament assignments for each day and complete the entire Bible in one year. Or, read the New Testament readings for each day and finish the New Testament in a year.

The full schedule can be found HERE.

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Friday – Week 46

Daily Meditation:  3 John 2

– One of the scriptural meanings of the word meditate is “to murmur or mutter”, to speak the Word to yourself only. As often as you think of it today, preach it to your mind, preach it to your soul, preach it to your Spirit.  It is amazing how a scripture that doesn’t seem to apply to me that morning, suddenly touches so many areas of my life as I meditate on it during the day.

 

Daily Reading:   Malachi 3-4; Job 1-2; John 20; Ps. 148 

– Each week contains only five readings, allowing you to miss a day, or catch up. You can read both the Old and New Testament assignments for each day and complete the entire Bible in one year. Or, read the New Testament readings for each day and finish the New Testament in a year.

The full schedule can be found HERE.

 

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Thursday – Week 46

Daily Meditation:  Hebrews 13:8

– One of the scriptural meanings of the word meditate is “to murmur or mutter”, to speak the Word to yourself only. As often as you think of it today, preach it to your mind, preach it to your soul, preach it to your Spirit.  It is amazing how a scripture that doesn’t seem to apply to me that morning, suddenly touches so many areas of my life as I meditate on it during the day.

 

Daily Reading:   Neh. 13; Malachi 1-2; John 19 

– Each week contains only five readings, allowing you to miss a day, or catch up. You can read both the Old and New Testament assignments for each day and complete the entire Bible in one year. Or, read the New Testament readings for each day and finish the New Testament in a year.

The full schedule can be found HERE.