Do you see yourself the way God sees you, or, the way the world sees you? The Bible is rich in truth; it's holding treasures we need to know and rediscover. I'd like to invite you to join me in special readings for the month of May. The primary goal is to read Psalm 139 thirty times in the month of May. (Exact numbers don't matter, if you can only manage around twenty. I'd rather have you mediate on these twenty-four verses a dozen times than none at all.) Please let me know if you're interested in joining! I'll be posting something each week reminding you of the readings and sharing additional quotes and verses!
From, "Tozer Pulpit, vol. 1"
A discouraged heart will always go astray, so don't think about yourself the way you feel about yourself. Instead, go to God and Christ. God loves you, and Christ loves you enough to have died for you. He thought you were worth something. (A.W. Tozer, 53)From, "God Loves You"
The profound thought of God's love should begin and end your every day. It should define your every goal, your every action. (David Jeremiah, 3)From, "Lord Teach Us to Pray"
Wherever in all the world there is a human heart, God also is there. And He is there in order to have that heart poured out before Him. (Alexander Whyte, 29)From "Worship"
God is with us now as much as He will be with us in eternity. (John MacArthur, 98)From Les Miserables
He pondered on the greatness and the living presence of God, on the mystery of eternity in the future and, even more strange, eternity in the past, on all the infinity manifest to his eyes and to his senses; and without seeking to comprehend the incomprehensible he contemplated these things. He did not scrutinize God but let his eyes be dazzled. (The narrator describing Bishop Myriel, Victor Hugo, 67)Week one, April 29-May 4
Primary goal: read Psalm 139 three or four times
Secondary goal: read Psalm 100 two or three times
Extra Credit: read the book of Ephesians
Song of the Week: "Just As I Am" by Andrew Peterson (amazon mp3)
Week two, May 5-May 11
Primary goal: read Psalm 139 five to seven times
Secondary goal: read Psalm 103 three to four times
Extra Credit: read the book of Philippians
Song of the Week: "Meant to Be" by Steven Curtis Chapman (amazon mp3)
Week three, May 12-May 18
Primary goal: read Psalm 139 five to seven times
Secondary goal: read Psalm 25 three to four times
Extra Credit: read the book of Colossians
Song of the Week: "How Great Is Our God" by Chris Tomlin (amazon mp3)
Week four, May 19-May 25
Primary goal: read Psalm 139 five to seven times
Secondary goal: read Psalm 23 three to four times
Extra Credit: read John 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
Song of the Week: "I Will Rise" by Chris Tomlin (amazon mp3)
Week five, May 26-May 31
Primary goal: read Psalm 139 five to six times
Secondary goal: read Romans 8 three to four times
Extra Credit: read the book of Romans
Song of the Week: "Never Been A Greater Love" by Aaron Shust (amazon mp3)
The particulars:
- Just one translation is necessary to participate; additional translations might add something to the study, but are not needed. Any translation is acceptable.
- You can participate on a week-to-week basis or a week-to-week commitment; if you just do one week out of five that would be fine.
© Becky Laney of Operation Actually Read Bible
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I'm in. I'll be posting about this today on my blog. Thanks Becky!
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