In our OT reading we finish up 2
Kings this week. This is a fascinating
section of the OT and we see the consequences of God’s people rebelling against
Him and how that plays out through the rest of the Bible. Keep in mind as you start 1 Chronicles that
some of the text will be familiar to you as it covers the same period as Samuel
and Kings.
In
our NT reading we finish up Acts and start into Romans. This week our memory verse is Romans 1:20
(see below). I picked this verse because
it coordinates well with our Wednesday sessions on how to share the Good
News. One of the common questions people
ask when we are telling them about the sacrificial death, burial, and
resurrection of Jesus Christ and the fact that He is the only Way, the Truth,
and the Life and that no one comes to the Father except through Jesus, is this:
“what about the people in the deep jungles who’ve never heard about
Jesus?” Romans 1:20 is God’s answer to that question. Even if you don’t have God’s “special revelation”
(the Bible), you have His “general revelation” (the universe). The fact that the universe gives testimony of
its Creator leaves every person without excuse for denying or ignoring Him. Just in case that isn’t enough for you, there
is another piece of evidence every person has as well. It is mentioned in Romans 2:14-16 which tells
us that God’s law is written on the heart of every individual, so that we know
right from wrong and are thus accountable for breaking His law.
I
invite you to come on Wednesday’s where we will cover more of the common
objections and how to address them. So
that we may do all things for the sake of bring the lost to the life-giving
Truth of the Gospel, and edifying those who do believe.
Bible reading:
5/5
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Monday
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2 Kings 19-20
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Acts 27
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5/6
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Tuesday
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2 Kings 21-23
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Acts 28
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5/7
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Wednesday
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2 Kings 24-25
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Romans 1
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5/8
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Thursday
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1 Chronicles 1-2
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Romans 2
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5/9
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Friday
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1 Chronicles 3-4
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Romans 3
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5/10
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Saturday
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1 Chronicles 5-8
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None
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5/11
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Sunday
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1 Chronicles 9-12
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None
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Bible memory verse:Romans 1:20
“For
since the creation of the world His invisible attributes are clearly seen,
being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and
Godhead, so that they are without excuse.”
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