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Discipleship Resources

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 PDF reading plan here.

Friday, November 15 1 Chronicles 5-6 • Hebrews 10
Saturday, November 16 1 Chronicles 7-8 • Hebrews 11
Sunday, November 17 1 Chronicles 9-10 • Hebrews 12
Monday, November 18 1 Chronicles 11-12 • Hebrews 13
Tuesday, November 19 1 Chronicles 13-14 • James 1
Wednesday, November 20 1 Chronicles 15 • James 2
Thursday, November 21 1 Chronicles 16 • James 3
Friday, November 22 1 Chronicles 17 • James 4
Saturday, November 23 1 Chronicles 18 • James 5
Sunday, November 24 1 Chronicles 19-20 • 1 Peter 1

Weekly Sermon Discussion Questions

1. What drives and empowers the extraordinary generosity of the Christian community in Acts 4:32-37?

2. What is the significance of the echo of Deuteronomy 15:4 in Acts 4:34?

3. Some have argued that Acts 4:32-37 supports a form of early Christian “communism” or the abolition of private property. Why is this not the case (see Deuteronomy 5:19; Acts 5:4)?

4. Why are individual examples of generosity like that of Barnabas so important for Christian formation and discipleship?

5. Are there any changes you need to make to your budget and lifestyle as you seek to grow in the grace of giving?

6. Are there any needy people in our Christian community or strategic mercy ministries that God would be pleased for you to assist in the near future (1 John 3:17)?

Monthly Scripture Memorization:

“Now when they saw the boldness of Peter and John, and perceived that they were uneducated, common men, they were astonished. And they recognized that they had been with Jesus.” (Acts 4:13)

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