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Overwhelmed at the thought of reading the Bible? New to the idea? Or looking to get more out of it?
Spend time each day hearing from Nicky and Pippa Gumbel as they take you through the whole Bible in 365 days and help you to understand it better.
Drawing out a theme for each day from the designated Bible readings, Nicky and Pippa’s thoughts on the Proverbs, Psalms and New and Old Testament excerpts are full of insight, wisdom and application.
Spend time each day hearing from Nicky and Pippa Gumbel as they take you through the whole Bible in 365 days and help you to understand it better.
Drawing out a theme for each day from the designated Bible readings, Nicky and Pippa’s thoughts on the Proverbs, Psalms and New and Old Testament excerpts are full of insight, wisdom and application.
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Psalm 147:1–11, Revelation 16:1–21, Nehemiah 1:1–2:20
The change of heart and mind means not only turning *away* from the bad things, but also *turning towards God and good*.
Psalm 146:1–10, Revelation 14:14–15:8, Ezra 10:1–44
God hasn’t changed. He still pours his love into our hearts. These are the foundational principles of living in hope.
Proverbs 31:1–9, Revelation 14:1–13, Ezra 8:15–9:15
As Pastor Rick Warren has tweeted, ‘In ministry, *private purity* is the source of *public power*.
Psalm 145:13–21, Revelation 13:1–18, Ezra 7:11–8:14
God’s invisible and intangible hand is on you: leading, guiding, encouraging, protecting, strengthening you and giving you courage.
Psalm 145:8–13a, Revelation 12:1–13:1, Ezra 6:1–7:10
The Bible is true to *real* life. Life involves many struggles, trials, tests, temptations, difficulties and battles. Yet, in Christ you can be an *overcomer*.
Psalm 145:1–7, Revelation 11:1–19, Ezra 4:6–5:17
The central theme in the teaching of Jesus was the *kingdom of God*. It not only refers to kingdom in a political or geographical sense, but it also conveys the notion of activity – the activity of ruling and reigning. The *kingdom of God* means ‘*the rule and reign of God*’.
Proverbs 30:24–33, Revelation 9:13–10:11, Ezra 2:68–4:5
Jesus taught us to pray that God’s name should be honoured (Matthew 6:9). How should you act in order to see his name honoured?
Psalm 144:9–15, Revelation 8:1–9:12, Ezra 1:1–2:67
When reading and trying to understand the Bible, you have three helpers.
Psalm 144:1–8, Revelation 7:1–17, Malachi 2:17–4:6
God is described in the Old Testament as ‘the Lord’. In the New Testament passage for today, we see the background to the extraordinary claim that ‘Jesus is Lord!'
Psalm 143:1–12, Revelation 6:1–17, Malachi 1:1–2:16
God is the Sovereign Lord of history. But we are not mere robots. You are not being moved around like a piece on a chessboard. Rather, you have a part to play. God involves you in his plans. God works out his purposes in co-operation with his people.
Proverbs 30:11–23, Revelation 5:1–14, Esther 9:1–10:3
Doing hard things requires us to be lion-like – bold, steely and courageous. Doing things the right way means being like a lamb – gentle, meek and submissive. We are supposed to be a godly mixture of the qualities of both the lion and the lamb.
Psalm 142:1–7, Revelation 4:1–11, Esther 6:1–8:17
The Bible has much to say about celebration. There is a *celebration* in heaven every time one person turns to Christ.
What should you celebrate? How should you celebrate?
Psalm 141:1–10, Revelation 3:7–22, Esther 2:19–5:14
The Scriptures tell us that the right kind of rebuke is an important way in which God cares for us, and in which we can care for each other.
Psalm 140:6–13, Revelation 2:18–3:6, Esther 1:1–2:18
In each of the passages for today we see that evil will *not* ultimately triumph. At the end of the day, good wins. Furthermore, in this struggle between good and evil, you *can* make a difference.
Proverbs 30:1–10, Revelation 2:1–17, Zechariah 12:1–14:21
In today’s passages, we see how Jesus Christ is revealed not only in the New Testament, in the book of Revelation, but also in the Old Testament – in Proverbs and Zechariah.
Psalm 140:1–5, Revelation 1:1–20, Zechariah 9:1–11:17
In the book of Revelation, Jesus is further unveiled. We get a clearer disclosure of his great love for us, and his victory over evil.
Psalm 139:17–24, Jude 1:1–25, Zechariah 5:1–8:23
When we find ourselves in a place of desperation, nothing but the presence of God will satisfy.
Psalm 139:11–16, 3 John 1:1–14, Zechariah 1:1–4:14
The Lord reigns! His love disposes Him to desire our everlasting welfare, and His sovereignty enables Him to secure it.
Proverbs 29:19–27, 2 John 1:1–13, Haggai 1:1–2:23
Spiritual fitness is far more important than physical fitness. It also involves balancing a number of areas of your life.
Psalm 139:1–10, 1 John 5:1–21, Daniel 11:36–12:13
In the passages for today we see what God wants for you and for everyone.
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