[featured-image size=”pinterest” single_newwindow=”false”] Read [biblegateway passage=”Colossians 2″]. What did Paul delight in? (verse 5.) Write out verses 6-7, applying them personally to you. Read [biblegateway passage=”Colossians 3″]. How can you set your minds on “things above” today? What are some characteristics of God’s “chosen people”? Read [biblegateway passage=”Colossians 4″]. What are some exhortations in this […]

[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] Read [biblegateway passage=”Philippians 1″]. Consider verse 3. Is there someone in your life that you would thank God for whenever you remember them? Thank them today. What is Paul’s outlook on his struggles? (verse 12) Read [biblegateway passage=”Philippians 2″]. What causes Paul joy? (verse 2) How should our attitude parallel that of Christ? Read

[featured-image size=”featured” single_newwindow=”false”] Read [biblegateway passage=”Ephesians 2″]. Write out verse 10, substituting your name. Look at verse 19. Consider the “fellow citizens” you share life with. How can you bless them today? Read [biblegateway passage=”Ephesians 3″]. Look through Paul’s prayer for the Ephesians in verse 14-19. Is this how you pray for your friends? Consider

Read [biblegateway passage=”Galatians 3″]. What does Paul have to say about the law?   How does this chapter influence your thoughts about rule-following or keeping a list of Christian “to-do’s?”   Read [biblegateway passage=”Galatians 4″].   What “rights” do we have because of Christ?   How do you feel about being an adopted son or

Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 11″]. What is a “godly jealousy?” What type of suffering did Paul endure? How does that strengthen you in your suffering today? Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 12″]. Write out verse 9. We don’t know what Paul’s “thorn” was, however it was probably a repetitive issue for him. Do you have an issue

[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] Some time ago, I received a notice that if I kept up with my Bible reading plan, I would be entered into a drawing for a tablet, iPad mini or other prizes. This gave me pause. I understand the sentiment behind it. I’m just not sure how I feel about it. When I

[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 6″]. How did Paul and his ministry partners keep their ministry from being discredited? Why does Paul say not to be “yoked” with unbelievers? How does this differ from being cordial and friendly to unbelievers?   Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 7″]. How does Paul feel about the Corinthians? How

[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 1″]. After reading verses 3 and 4, what do you learn and feel about receiving and giving comfort? In verse 12, what does Paul say? How can you conduct yourself in good conscience today? Read [biblegateway passage=”2 Corinthians 2″]. What do verses 5-11 teach about forgiveness? How can you