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Scroll to find Bible Reading Plan, Weekly Sermon Discussion Questions, and Monthly Memorization Verse(s).
Daily Bible Reading Plan
Use this plan for your daily Bible reading.
Download the 2024-2025 PDF reading plan here.
Thursday, May 22 Isaiah 23 • 1 John 1
Friday, May 23 Isaiah 24 • 1 John 2
Saturday, May 24 Isaiah 25 • 1 John 3
Sunday, May 25 Isaiah 26 • 1 John 4
Monday, May 26 Isaiah 27 • 1 John 5
Tuesday, May 27 Isaiah 28 • 2 John 1
Wednesday, May 28 Isaiah 29 • 3 John 1
Thursday, May 29 Isaiah 30 • Jude
Friday, May 30 Isaiah 31 • Revelation 1
Saturday, May 31 Isaiah 32 • Revelation 2
Sunday, June 1 Isaiah 33 • Revelation 3
Weekly Sermon Discussion Questions
1. Who sent Barnabas and Saul on the first missionary journey and what can we learn from the close association of the Spirit working in and through the church as a missions-sending agency?
2. What can we learn from Antioch’s willingness to give their best—even Paul and Barnabas—for the sake of the greater mission of God? How ought Antioch’s example shape St. Paul’s mission mindset and church-planting efforts?
3. What is the significance of Luke’s name usage shift from Saul to Paul, beginning in Acts 13:9?
4. What kind of resistance do Paul and Barnabas experience on Cyprus? And what does this teach us about the kind of opposition we should expect?
5. Why was it necessary for Paul to issue the blistering rebuke found in verse 10? How is this rebuke consistent with Paul’s own instruction “to show perfect courtesy toward all people” (Titus 3:1)? Compare with Titus 1:9-11 and Ecclesiastes 3:1-8.
6. What “astonished” (13:12) the proconsul, Sergius Paulus, and what can we learn from the focal point of his astonishment?
Monthly Scripture Memorization:
“But the word of God increased and multiplied” (Acts 12:24).
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