Walk Through Scripture

 

Week of  September 30 – October 6

Bible Reading

After a brief wrap-up of the Old Testament story in day 1, we will move into the New Testament, in which Jesus established a new covenant between God and people. We will begin the third and final Act of the Bible’s grand story, “God’s New Covenant People.” As you read this week, think about ways Jesus fulfilled the longing for God’s true King that we saw in the Old Testament. From the reactions of those around him, we will also see that Jesus came as an unexpected Messiah – people of his day did not expect the Messiah to do things the way Jesus did. It will take us about six weeks to work our way through the four Gospels. Tracking with the parallels in these wonderful books will seem choppy at points as we skip to various passages in Matthew and Luke. As you read, look for common themes and unique emphases in the different Gospels. Ask God to speak to you through the life of Jesus.1

Monday: Nehemiah 11-13, Psalm 126

Tuesday: Psalm 106, John 1:4-14

Wednesday: Matthew 1, Luke 1:1-2:38

Thursday: Matthew 2, Luke 2:39-52

Friday: Matt 3, Mark 1:1-11, Luke 3, John 1:15-34

Saturday: Matt 4:1-22, Mark 1:12-20, Luke 4:1-30; 5:1-11, John 1:35-2:12,

Matt 13:54-58, Mark 6:1-6, Luke 5:1-11

Sunday: No Reading Plan Content Today – Come to Church!

  1. Excerpt from Dr. George H. Guthrie, Day by Day Chronological Bible, pg 1305

Prayerwalking

This year, we’d like to cover every street in Colonial Heights in prayer. Each week, we’ll feature a selection of streets from our community. We encourage you to lift these streets up, whether through prayerwalking, driving through, or simply keeping them in your prayers.

Featured streets:

  • E Westover Ave
  • Richmond Ave
  • Hill Pl
  • Park Ave
  • Center Ave
  • Hardy Ave

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