Today in our Bible in a Year Reading Plan, among other things, we’ll talk about how in the first century, a small army of believers turned the known world upside down in a matter of a few years without TV, radio, or mass media. They simply believed in the power of the gospel to change lives and the Holy Spirit working through them. And they did it in the face of intense opposition.
Today our world is being turned upside down but not by the gospel. How should we respond? What can we do? What is the ultimate answer? These are questions that haunt many of us.
And finally, we’ll look at one of the greatest prayers ever recorded. It was prayed by a man who fell short like us, but who understood where to turn for help.
Today's Post:
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For a wonderful study on Jehoshaphat’s prayer and others, you might want to read Susan Heck’s book, With the Master on Our Knees.
Today's Readings:
2 Chronicles 19 & 20
Psalm 82.1-8
Proverbs 20.29-30
Acts 17.1-15
Tomorrow's Readings:
2 Chronicles 21 & 22
Psalm 83.1-8
Proverbs 21.1
Acts 17.16-34
For Further Thought:
1. Do you believe the gospel has the power to turn the world upside down again one person at a time?
2. Have you ever studied Jehoshaphat's prayer? If not, why not take some time to go back through it and reading it carefully and prayerfully?
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