Discipleship Resources

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Daily Bible Reading Plan

Use this plan for your daily Bible reading.

Download the 2024-2025 PDF reading plan here.

Sunday, June 15 Isaiah 47 • Revelation 17
Monday, June 16 Isaiah 48 • Revelation 18
Tuesday, June 17 Isaiah 49 • Revelation 19
Wednesday, June 18 Isaiah 50 • Revelation 20
Thursday, June 19 Isaiah 51 • Revelation 21
Friday, June 20 Isaiah 52 • Revelation 22
Saturday, June 21 Isaiah 53 • Matthew 1
Sunday, June 22 Isaiah 54 • Matthew 2
Monday, June 23 Isaiah 55 • Matthew 3
Tuesday, June 24 Isaiah 56 • Matthew 4
Wednesday, June 25 Isaiah 57 • Matthew 5
Thursday, June 26 Isaiah 58 • Matthew 6
Friday, June 27 Isaiah 59 • Matthew 7
Saturday, June 28 Isaiah 60 • Matthew 8
Sunday, June 29 Isaiah 61 • Matthew 9

Weekly Sermon Discussion Questions

1. What does Acts 14 teach us to expect when it comes to opposition and the difficulty level associated with the Christian life and mission?
2. Considering Acts 14:22 and 2 Timothy 3:12, how do we need to adjust our expectations as individuals, families, and churches?
3. How did Paul and Barnabas bear witness to the supremacy of God at Lystra (14:8-18)? What can we learn from their response to pagan confusion and idolatry?
4. What does this passage teach us about Presbyterian church government?
5. What does Luke mean when he says that Paul and Barnabas “appointed elders for them in every church” (14:23)? Considering the principle of Acts 6:3—that church officers are chosen by the people—how was this appointment most likely done?
6. Paul repeatedly returns to Jerusalem (Acts 11:30; 15:1-35; 18:22; 20:16; 24:17) and Antioch (12:25; 14:24-28) showing a continued desire to maintain links with sending churches even as he moves to expand the reach of the gospel to new frontiers where Christ has not yet been named (Romans 15:20). Why are these return visits important?
6. What do Paul and Barnabas do in Acts 14:27-28 when they get back? And what can we learn from this?

Monthly Scripture Memorization:

“And when they had appointed elders for them in every church, with prayer and fasting they committed them to the Lord in whom they had believed” (Acts 14:23).