In an attempt to be more accountable with my Scripture reading, I decided to keep a log like I do for my workouts.
May 2012
Focusing on Hebrews this month.
April 2012
Read Timothy Keller’s book, The Meaning of Marriage.
Passages on the Ressurection: John 20, Luke 24, Mark 15-16, Matthew 27-28.
March 2012
Beginning in Genesis: A Biblical Theology of Food and Drink.
“Meat Offered to Idols” Study: I Corinthians 8:1-13; 9:19-23; 10:1-17; and Romans 14.
February 2012
Ecclesiastes and Proverbs.
January
Isaiah 5 and 65; Proverbs 9, 23-31; Psalm 75; I Corinthians 1; Matthew 1; Luke 4; Genesis 3, 11; II Corinthians 5; Galatians 2; Acts 2; Colossians 1; Ephesians 5; Eccl. 1-3. (Note: references in bold were emphasized in my personal study).
December
Dec. 30th: Again, I have no idea where December went. Readings included Proverbs 19, 26-28, Hebrews 12, I Corinthians 4, Colossians 1, Ephesians 6, II Thessalonians 3, Psalms 37, 91 and 118, Isaiah 2, 6-9 and 41, II Kings 18-19, II Chronicles 28, Micah 4-6, and Luke 2. New Year’s Resolution: Read More Actively and with More Direction, asking myself “Who Is God?” and “How Can I Be More Like Him?” as I read.
Dec. 1-4: Ephesians, especially chapter 4.
November 2011
November 28-30: Ephesians 4. Proverbs 28-30. Colossians 3.
November 20-27: God is Attentive (“His eyes are open to the righteous and His ears attentive to their call”) + God is Faithful + Psalm 100 + Psalm 111 + Jeremiah 29 + Philippians 2 + Ephesians 2.
November 1-19: Ephesians and Philippians + Unity of Christ and the Body.
October 2011
October 23-30: 1. God is my Provider (Acts 17; Genesis 3; Exodus 16-17; II Kings 4; etc.) and 2. Should Christians Celebrate Pagan Holidays?
October 17-22: 1. God is my Creator (Genesis 1-3) and 2. God is Sovereign.
October 10-16: 1. God is Almighty (Exodus – the plagues) and 2. What is Discipleship?
I stopped tracking this when I stopped tracking my exercise log. I’m going to pick back up with both of them for a while, to try to be more accountable and consistent. Rather than updating daily, I may just update on a weekly basis, so it doesn’t become overwhelming or make my time with God a duty on a checklist.
July 2011
July 23-31: Jonah.
July 16-22: Psalm 21-25.
July 1-15: Psalm 7-20. Also looked at Nahum and Hosea.
June 2011
Thursday, 30th: Psalm 4-6.
Wednesday, 29th: Psalm 3.
Tuesday, 28th: back to Psalm 2.
Sunday, 26th: church + Galatians 6.
Saturday, 25th: still studying Psalm 2-3.
Wednesday, 22nd: Psalm 2-3.
Sunday, 19th: Psalm 2, 26.
Saturday, 18th: Psalm 2, 23, 24.
Friday, 17th: Psalm 2 study.
Wednesday, 15th: Discussion on Loving One Another and Prayer Time.
Sunday, 12th: Reflection on Responding Rightly to the Name of God.
Saturday, 11th: Psalm 2.
Wednesday, 8th: prayer time with Bryan.
Monday, 6th: Psalm 2.
Sunday, 5th: A look at Amos.
Saturday, 4th: Psalm 1.
Wednesday, 1st: Romans 15 review and discussion on how to lovingly confront/instruct and why we do or don’t practice this.
May 2011
Monday-Tuesday, 30th-31st: great fellowship and discussion with Bryan on our road trip.
Sunday, 29th: Romans 15 – and two amazing sermons!
Friday, 27th: Leviticus 16-20.
Thursday, 26th: Leviticus 12-15.
Sunday, 22nd: Romans 14-15.
Saturday, 21st: Leviticus 11.
Thursday, 19th: Romans 12.
Wednesday, 18th: Romans 12:9-13.
Sunday, 15th: Psalm 23.
Friday, 13th: Psalm 21-24.
Monday thru Thursday, 9th-12th: lots of prayer but not a lot of reading. Hoping for some extended quality time in the Word soon.
Sunday, 8th: John 13.
Saturday, 7th: Lev. 10.
Friday, 6th: Lev. 9.
Sunday through Thursday, 1st – 5th: I Peter 5! Amazing passage!
April 2011
Saturday, 30th: encouraging time of sharing with friends at the yard sale.
Friday, 29th: studied/shared biblical view of beauty/health.
Wednesday, 27th: Hebrews 5.
Tuesday, 26th: Leviticus 1-8.
Saturday and Sunday, 23rd and 24th: Reflection on the cross and Resurrection Sunday! (aka Easter). Also, a look at “doubting Thomas’s” faith in Christ in the gospel of John.
Friday, 22nd: Luke 23 and Good Friday Service @ HBC.
Thursday, 21st: reflected on Lewis Carroll’s writings to children on Easter 1876!
Wednesday, 20th: listened to a sermon with Bryan: “A Culture of Grace and Truth: Applications for Music,” by Danny Brooks, Heritage Bible Church.
Monday thru Tuesday, 18th-19th: lots of Scriptural music and rejoicing in our coming King – preparation for Easter.
Sunday, 17th: Zechariah 9 – prophecy of our coming King – Palm Sunday. really great conversation with my friend about the sufficiency of Christ and His continuing work of grace on our behalf.
Monday, 11th, thru Saturday, 16th: banquet this weekend, so I spent the week meditating on God’s Faithfulness and the testimony of Amy Carmichael. Listened to lots of Scripture filled songs, read quotes by Amy Carmichael and Elisabeth Elliot. Tonight’s banquet was so encouraging and edifying. Also spent time discussing and meditating on the body of Christ and importance of regular fellowship and worship.
Sunday, 10th: church this a.m., then listened to “Choosing the Essential” (Luke 10) from Pastor Brooks and worked on a song/poem that corresponds with the message.
Saturday, 9th: Exodus 33-40.
Friday, 8th: listened to a sermon on Glorifying God in Modesty.
Thursday, 7th: Exodus 32.
Wednesday, 6th: wonderful Shepherding Group, sharing God’s blessings and discussing what is “essential” (specifically the Word + prayer; e.g., Mary + Martha). Exodus 30-31: God commanded specific requirements for the building and decorating of the temple, and then he gifted the people with every ability necessary to satisfy his demands; all he asks of us is a willing, obedient heart.
Tuesday, 5th: meditating on Stewardship: Worshipping God through Caring for Our Bodies.
Monday, 4th: Exodus 27-29.
Sunday, 3rd: great SS lesson on dealing with disappointments as a couple, listened to a sermon about reaching out.
Friday and Saturday, 1st and 2nd: studying God’s Faithfulness, especially with quotes from Amy Carmichael and Elisabeth Elliot.
March 2011
Wednesday, 30th: Exodus 26 – I love reading about how specific God was in the laying out and decorating of the tabernacle, especially when I compare it to the fact that my body is the temple of the Holy Spirit now. God cares about the details, about design and art, and He’s specific in His instructions for care.
Tuesday, 29th: Psalm 62.
Sunday, 27th: really great Sunday School lesson on the wife’s biblical role; Phil. 3.
Monday-Saturday, 21st-26th: Lots of meditating on “Blessings” song by Laura Story and other songs, hymns, and spiritual songs. Lots of prayer with Bryan.
Sunday, 20th: Phil. 3.
Friday, 18th: Exodus 22-25.
Thursday, 17th: meditated on this song (literally sang it about 20 times in a row just to try to get the message in my head). Love it!
Tuesday, 15th: finished Food, Fitness, and Faith For Women.
Monday, 14th: another chapter of Food, Fitness, and Faith For Women.
Sunday, 13th: God is my Conqueror study! Plus more of Ephesians 3.
Saturday, 12th: read first half of Food, Fitness, and Faith For Women.
Friday, 11th: Exodus 21.
Thursday, 10th: Exodus 20.
Wednesday, 9th: meditating on this hymn and Phil. 3.
Sunday, 6th: Genesis 2 (the woman’s role) and Ephesians 3 (dealing with differences graciously); great worship services and fellowship with other believers!
Wednesday, 2nd-Friday, 4th: lots of discussing, praying, reading passages and testimonies of other saints, meditating, etc. No specific chapter/verse.
Tuesday, 1st: Exodus 19.
February 2011
Sunday, 27th: continued discourse on practical things that help or hinder your marriage – Sandy McCormick. Much from Genesis.
Saturday, 26th: Exodus 14-18. Key meditation: 1. God leads, protects, heals, and provides. 2. We can’t do it on our own (Moses had the help of Aaron and Hur to hold up his hands while Joshua defeated Amalek, Moses’ father in law Jethro wisely counseled him to not take own every matter of his people, but to delegate so they would all be better served).
Tuesday-Friday, 22nd-25th: Reading thru the testimony of Calvin and Michele on FrugalGranola.com. Key meditation verse: I Thess. 4:11-12, “make it your ambition to lead a quiet life: You should mind your own business and work with your hands, just as we told you, 12 so that your daily life may win the respect of outsiders and so that you will not be dependent on anybody” (NIV).
Monday, 21st: Exodus 5-13. The 10 plagues and God’s deliverance of Israel.
Sunday, 20th: Romans 14 + Dispatches from the Front: India.
Wednesday, 16th: Exodus 6. Shepherding Group about “Truth + Grace.”
Tuesday, 15th: Exodus 5.
Monday, 14th: Exodus 4.
Sunday, 13th: church.
Saturday, 12th: Exodus 3.
Thursday, 10th: Exodus 2.
Wednesday, 9th: Exodus 1.
Tuesday, 8th: Genesis 48-50.
Monday, 7th: Genesis 47.
Sunday, 6th: more of “Don’t Waste Your Life” by John Piper.
Saturday, 5th: started “Don’t Waste Your Life” by John Piper.
Friday, 4th: Genesis 45.
Thursday, 3rd: Genesis 43-44.
Wednesday, 2nd: Genesis 42.
January 2011
Monday, 31st: Genesis 41.
Saturday, 29th: Genesis 39-40.
Friday, 28th: Genesis 38.
Thursday, 27th: Genesis 37.
Wednesday,26th: Genesis 36.
Monday, 24th: Genesis 35.
Sunday, 23rd: Ephesians 3. Several hours of edifying fellowship with Chad & Gina.
Thursday 20th: Genesis 34.
Wednesday, 19th: Genesis 33. Shepherding Group was really encouraging tonight.
Tuesday, 18th: Genesis 32.
Monday, 17th: Genesis 31.
Sunday, 15th: Ephesians 3.
Thursday, 13th: Genesis 29-30.
Wednesday, 12th: Genesis 28.
Monday, 10th: Genesis 27.
Sunday, 9th: Genesis 26.
Saturday, 8th: Genesis 25.
Thursday, 6th: Genesis 24.
Wednesday, 5th: Genesis 23.
Monday, 3rd: Genesis 21-22.
Sunday, 2nd: Genesis 20.
Saturday, 1st: Genesis 17-19.
December 2010
Friday, 31st: Genesis 14-16.
Thursday, 30th: Genesis 13.
Sunday, 26th: Isaiah 9.
Saturday, 25th: Genesis 12-13, Luke 2.
Friday, 24th: Genesis 9-11.
Thursday, 23rd: Genesis 7-8.
Wednesday, 22nd: Genesis 5-6.
Tuesday, 21st: Genesis 3-4.
Monday, 20th: Genesis 1-2.
Sunday, 19th: Luke 2.
I know I read last week but I forgot to log it on here…oops.
Tuesday, 13th: II Peter. I am determined to start fresh, reprioritize, and put my time with God first. Looking forward to vacation!
Sunday, 11th: church.
Tuesday, 6th: Psalm 2-3, I Peter 5. Psalm 3:3-6, “3 But you, O Lord, are a shield about me, my glory, and the lifter of my head. 4 I cried aloud to the Lord,and he answered me from his holy hill. Selah 5 I lay down and slept; I woke again, for the Lord sustained me. 6 I will not be afraid of many thousands of people who have set themselves against me all around.”
Sunday, 5th: church
Trying to recover from bronchitis this weekend. Didn’t get much reading in, but I was able to spend some time in prayer and discussion with Bryan and others.
Wednesday, 1st: Shepherding Group – great time of reflection and prayer; shared my study on Psalm 1 vs. I Peter 1: wither or flourish.
November 2010
Tuesday, 30th: I Peter 3-4.
Monday, 29th: I Peter 1-2. Psalm 1.
Sunday, 28th: Dad reminded me of the following verses: I Peter 2:13-15, 20-21; 3:13-17; 4:4-6, 12-13; 5:6-10. II Peter 3 also.
Thursday through Saturday, 25th-27th: I didn’t have a chance to read much, but I had some wonderful conversations with my family, reminding ourselves of all we have to be thankful in because of the person and work of Jesus Christ!
Wednesday, 24th: Psalm 150.
Tuesday, 23rd: wonderful Thanksgiving prayer and praise service. I am thankful that God is ___ and I am thankful that God has ___. Jehovah Jireh; El Shaddai; Jehovah Rohi. O God, My Joy!
Sunday, 21st: Jehovah Rohi, The Lord is My Shepherd
Friday thru Saturday, 19-20th: great discussions about relationships, discipleship and faith through struggles with friends.
Tuesday thru Thursday, 16th-18th: Reviewed sermon notes from the weekend retreat: Job, Peter, and David.
Monday, 15th: good time of refreshing myself with spiritual songs.
Sunday, 14th: God pursues His beloved when we fail (John 21).
Saturday, 13th: God pursues His beloved when they are complacent and when they fall (Luke 5 and Psalm 51, II Samuel 11-13).
Friday, 12th: God pursues His beloved when they suffer (book of Job).
Thursday, 11th: Psalm 138-150.
Wednesday, 10th: Esther 2-10.
Monday, 8th: Esther 1.
Sunday, 7th: II Peter 2.
Saturday, 6th: Psalm 137.
Friday, 5th: Psalm 131-136.
Thursday, 4th: Psalm 127-130.
Wednesday, 3rd: II Peter 1 review and Shepherding Group.
Tuesday, 2nd: Psalm 120-126.
Monday, 1st: Psalm 119: last 6 sections.
October 2010
Sunday, 31st: II Peter 1:16-21 and Jehovah Nissi, The Lord My Banner, study.
Saturday, 30th: next eight sections of Psalm 119, and a message at a wedding of the beautiful institution of marriage.
Friday, 29th: next four sections of Psalm 119.
Thursday, 28th: meditated on first four units of Psalm 119.
Wednesday, 27th: Amos 5. Started Psalm 119.
Monday, 25th: Isaiah 12.
Sunday, 24th: II Peter 1.
This week has been hit and miss in the Bible reading area. I’ve read some but failed to record passages. Starting afresh…
Monday, Oct. 18: Proverbs 18.
Wednesday thru Saturday: more prayer and meditation than reading
Tuesday, 13th: Psalm 2
Monday, 12th: Psalm 1
Sunday, 11th: meditation on message about Zaccheus – low down tax collector turns to Christ, and historical documents suggest he quit his job, payed back 400% to those he swindled, and became a pastor of a church! Talk about not letting your past dictate your future: get up and serve Christ, on a go-forward basis.
Wednesday-Saturday, 6th-10th: finished skim reading Turn Away Wrath book. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who struggles with resentment or anger or anyone helping someone with these issues.
Tuesday, 5th: chapter 7, Turn Away Wrath book.
Monday, 4th: chapter 6, Turn Away Wrath book.
Sunday, 3rd: study of El Roi, the God Who Sees, and related passages.
Friday, 1st: Chapter 5, Turn Away Wrath book, Psalm 1, Proverbs 1.
September 2010
Thursday, 30th: Chapter 4, Turn Away Wrath Book (and coordinating Proverbs)
Monday-Wednesday, 27th-29th: prayer and reflection on Turn Away Wrath book.
Sunday, 26th: Psalm 100 and study of Jehovah Jireh, the Lord will Provide.
Thursday-Saturday, 23rd-25th: Psalm 146-150.
Monday-Wednesday, 20th-22nd: reading through “Turn Away Wrath” by Rand Hummel
Saturday and Sunday, 18th-19th: studied Adonai – name of God that means Lord, Master; more playing through hymns and spiritual songs.
Friday and Saturday, 17th-18th: spent time playing through and singing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs. Refreshing!
Thursday, 16th: Psalm 75-76.
Wednesday, 15th: Psalm 71-74.
Monday, 13th: Psalm 70.
Sunday, 12th: Matthew 11, John 6.
Saturday, 11th: Psalm 23.
Friday, 10th: Psalm 69.
Thursday, 9th: Psalm 23 meditation.
Tuesday, 7th: Psalm 68. “Awesome is God from his sanctuary; the God of Israel—he is the one who gives power and strength to his people. Blessed be God!” v.35.
Monday, 6th: Psalm 64-67.
Sunday, 5th: Psalm 65 and Luke 1.
Saturday, 4th: Luke 1.
Friday, 3rd: Romans 16 again.
Thursday, 2nd: biblical perspective of beauty study.
Wednesday, 1st: Romans 16.
August 2010
Tuesday, 31st: continued study on biblical perspective on beauty.
Friday through Monday, 27th-30th: topical study on biblical view of body image, health and beauty.
Thursday, 26th: Romans 15.
Wednesday, 25th: Psalm 23.
Tuesday, 24th: Acts 5.
Monday, 23rd: Acts 1-3.
Sunday, 22nd: Acts 4.
Saturday, 21st: Philemon. Psalm 37-38.
Friday, 20th: good conversation about theology and heaven with bro and sis!
Thursday, 19th: Titus 2-3.
Wednesday, 18th: II Timothy 4 and Titus 1.
Tuesday, 17th: II Timothy 2-3.
Monday, 16th: II Timothy 1:1-2:1.
Sunday, 15th: I Timothy.
Friday, 13th: “beauty” in the NT: Matthew 23, 26; Mark 14; Acts 3, 7; Romans 10; Hebrews 11; James 1; I Peter 3. I Peter 3:3-5 says, “Don’t be concerned about the outward beauty of fancy hairstyles, expensive jewelry, or beautiful clothes. You should clothe yourselves instead with the beauty that comes from within, the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is so precious to God. This is how the holy women of old made themselves beautiful. They trusted God and accepted the authority of their husbands” (NLT).
Thursday, 12th: “beauty”: Daniel 4; Hosea 14; Zechariah 9.
Tuesday, 10th: “beauty”: Ezekiel 31-33.
Monday, 9th: “beauty”: Ezekiel 23 and 26-28.
Sunday, 8th: II Peter 1.
Saturday, 7th: continued review study on book of Job.
Friday, 6th: review study on book of Job.
Thursday, 5th: “beauty”: Ezekiel 7 and 16. Ezk. 16:14b, “I dressed you in my splendor and perfected your beauty, says the Sovereign Lord.” Chapter 16 is a graphic picture of God’s redeeming love for sinners!
Wednesday, 4th: Psalm 62, 64-65
Tuesday, 3rd: Psalm 63.
Sunday, 1st: II Peter 1.
July 2010
Saturday, 31st: Proverbs 30-31.
Friday, 30th: Psalm 61.
Thursday, 29th: Proverbs 29.
Wednesday, 28th: Meditated on Joy in My Morning song and accompanying verses. I feel so refreshed!
Tuesday, 27th: II Peter 1 again.
Monday, 26th: Psalm 43.
Sunday, 25th: II Peter 1. Proverbs 31.
Thursday, 22nd: “beauty”: Lamentations 1-4.
Wednesday, 21st: “beauty”: Jeremiah 3, 11, 13, 46.
Tuesday, 20th: “beauty”: Isaiah 62-64. Isa. 62:3-5 says, “You shall be a crown of beauty in the hand of the Lord, and a royal diadem in the hand of your God, …you shall be called My Delight Is in Her…for the Lord delights in you…as the bridegroom rejoices over the bride, so shall your God rejoice over you” (NLT). Isaiah 64:8 says, “But now, O Lord, you are our Father; we are the clay, and you are our potter; we are all the work of your hand” (NLT).
Monday, 19th: Isaiah 60-61.
Sunday, 18th: Listened to “May Grace and Peace Be Multiplied to You, Part 2″ by Dan Brooks on 2 Peter 1 from http://www.heritagebiblechurch.org/ (under Sermons tab).
Saturday, 17th: “beauty”: Isaiah 52 again and 53.
Thursday, 15th: “beauty”: Isaiah 52. Isa. 52:7: “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of the messenger who brings good news, the good news of peace and salvation, the news that the God of Israel reigns!”
Wednesday, 14th: “beauty”: Isaiah 49.
Tuesday, 13th: “beauty”: Isaiah 33, 40, 44. Isaiah 40:6-8, “A voice said, ‘Shout!’ I asked, ‘What should I shout?’ ‘Shout that people are like the grass. Their beauty fades as quickly as the flowers in a field. The grass withers and the flowers fade beneath the breath of the Lord. And so it is with people. The grass withers and the flowers fade, but the word of our God stands forever.’”
Monday, 12th: I Timothy 4, again.
Sunday, 11th: II Peter 1.
Friday and Saturday, 9th-10th: meditate on I Timothy 4 some more.
Thursday, 8th: Isaiah 28.
Wednesday, 7th: I Timothy 4.
Tuesday, 6th: Colossians 1-4.
Weekend, 3rd-5th: More meditation and discussion than reading. Talked with Bryan lots about trusting God and loving Him. Backed up with some good prayer time.
Friday, 2nd: “beauty”: Isaiah 2-5.
Thursday, 1st: “beauty”: Song of Solomon 5-8.
June 2010
Wednesday, 30th: “beauty”: Song of Solomon 2-4.
Tuesday, 29th: Shepherding Group – shared post about what God’s been teaching me.
Monday, 28th: “beauty”: Song of Solomon 1.
Sunday, 27th: “beauty”: Ecclesiastes 3. Eccl. 3: 11, “Yet God has made everything beautiful for its own time. He has planted eternity in the human heart, but even so, people cannot see the whole scope of God’s work from beginning to end,” and verse 13, “And people should eat and drink and enjoy the fruits of their labor, for these are gifts from God.” Verse 14 says, “…God’s purpose is that people should fear him.”
Saturday, 26th: “beauty”: Proverbs 4, 11.
Friday, 25th: “beauty”: Proverbs 6, 31. Proverbs 31:30, “Charm is deceptive, and beauty does not last; but a woman who fears the Lord will be greatly praised” (NLT).
Thursday, 24th: “beauty”: Psalm 90, 96, 135, 147. Psalm 96:6, “Honor and majesty surround Him; strength and beauty fill His sanctuary.”
Tuesday, 22nd: “beauty”: Job 42, Psalm 16, 27, 45, 48, 50. Psalm 45:1, “Beautiful words stir my heart…” and Psalm 50:2, “From Mount Zion, the perfection of beauty, God shines in glorious radiance.” Mount Zion is a metonym for God (as “from the White House” is a metonym for the President and his staff). So, if I want to know what true beauty is, I just have to look at God himself!
Monday, 21st: back to “beauty” word study: Esther 1-2.
Sunday, 20th: Luke 15 – Father’s Day.
Thursday, 16th: Continuing word study on beauty: Joshua 7, Judges 15, I Samuel 16 and 25, II Samuel 11-14, I Kings 1. So far, every time “beauty” is mentioned, it’s a man or woman calling someone beautiful: a beautiful face, beautiful to look upon, etc. But God speaks in I Samuel 16:7 and says, “Don’t judge by his appearance or height…. The Lord doesn’t see things the way you see them. People judge by outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart” (NLT).
Tuesday, 15th: Continuing word study on beauty: Exodus 28, Deut. 21.
Monday, 14th: Beginning study on true beauty: Genesis 12, 29, 49.
Sunday, 13th: Colossians 1-4.
Saturday, 12th: small study on shepherding children and God being our shepherd.
Friday, 11th: discussion on salvation and belief systems. prayer.
Wednesday, 9th: Ephesians 4-6.
Tuesday, 8th: Ephesians 2-3; Proverbs 31; Psalms 23 & 37.
Monday, 7th: Ephesians 1.
Sunday, 6th: Philippians, and a really great message on Contentment (followed by great fellowship).
Friday/Saturday, 4th/5th: Meditation over week.
Thursday, 3rd: Galatians 2-6.
Wednesday, 2nd: Galatians 1.
Tuesday, 1st: Psalm 30.
May 2010
Monday, 31st: Psalm 23 meditation (it’s been a long week and I’ve just been thinking through this passage a lot)
Sunday, 30th: Psalm 23 meditation.
Friday, 28th: Romans 15-16.
Thursday, 27th: Romans 13-14.
Wednesday, 26th: Romans 11.
Tuesday, 25th: Romans 12.
Monday, 24th: Romans 9-10.
Sunday, 23rd: Church.
Saturday, 22nd: great prayer time with a close friend.
Thursday, 20th: I Corinthians 13 and Philippians 2 (for our anniversary).
Tuesday, 18th: Reread Romans 8.
Monday, 17th: Romans 7-8.
Sunday, 16th: II Tim. 3.
Friday, 14th: Romans 6.
Thursday, 13th: Romans 4-5.
Wednesday, 12th: Romans 3.
Tuesday, 11th: Romans 1-2.
Monday, 10th: Psalm 140.
Friday, 7th-Sunday, 9th: John 19-21.
Thursday, 6th: John 18B-19.
Wednesday, 5th: John 18A.
Tuesday, 4th: John 17.
Monday, 3rd: John 16.
Sunday, 2nd: church. Excellent sermons by Eric Sipe and Matt LaCava today!
Saturday, 1st: John 15.
April 2010
Friday, 30th: John 13-14.
Wednesday, 28th: John 12.
Tuesday, 27th: John 11.
Monday, 26th: John 10.
Sunday, 25th: John 8-9. Church and rest.
Saturday, 24th: John 7.
Thursday, 22nd: John 6.
Wednesday, 21st: Psalm 63.
Tuesday, 20th: John 5.
Sunday: church and rest.
Saturday, 17th: John 1-4.
