***General questions to keep in mind while reading:
1. What did this passage mean for those for whom it was first written?
2. How does this passage apply to my life today?
Seven members of Christ Episcopal Church gathered tonight to continue The Bible Challenge (http://thecenterforbiblicalstudies.org/what-is-the-bible-challenge/). If you are joining us, here are the readings for this week. Remember, you can choose Track 1 (All The Readings), Track 2 (Just the New Testament), Track 3 (The Psalms), or any combination thereof:
Monday, June 10th: Day 155 – II Chronicles 13-15, Psalm 125, Romans 16
Tuesday, June 11th: Day 156 – II Chronicles 16-19, Psalm 125, Romans 16
Wednesday, June 12th: Day 157 – II Chronicles 20-22, Psalm 127, I Corinthians 2
Thursday, June 13th: Day 158 – II Chronicles 23-25, Psalm 128, I Corinthians 3
Friday, June 14th: Day 159 – II Chronicles 26-28, Psalm 129, I Corinthians 4
Saturday, June 15th: Day 160 – II Chronicles 29-31, Psalm 130, I Corinthians 5
Sunday, June 16th: Day 161 – Enjoy hearing the Scriptures read aloud in church
On Monday, June 17th, the group will meet in the Sunday School building at 7:30 p.m. to discuss what we've read this week. In the mean time, or if you cannot join us this week, feel free to comment on this post with questions, thoughts, or whatever strikes you from this week's readings. If you comment, please remember to include your name in your comment.
Peace,
Nick Szobota +
