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Join us on an incredible journey as we read through the chronological Bible in 2025! We hope you will tune in each day as we walk through Scripture one passage at a time, seeking to understand the full story God is telling. Reading through the Bible in a year can be challenging for some, but we know you can do it! Visit https://www.bellevue.org/bible for more resources.
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Day 344 | Philemon 1:1-25; Philippians 1:1–2:11Paul’s short letter to Philemon reveals his appeal on behalf of Onesimus, urging that he be received no longer as a slave but as a beloved brother in Christ. From there Philippians opens with Paul’s confidence that God will finish the good work He began, his prayer for abounding love and growing discernment, and his call for believers to live as citizens of heaven—standing firm, united in purpose, and courageous in their faith. Together these passages highlight how the gospel reshapes relationships, character, and the way we live each day.Hosts: Michael Pritchard, Ben TaylorVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 343 | Colossians 1:24–4:18Paul urges believers to continue walking with Christ by rooting themselves deeply in Him, building their lives on His truth, and rejecting the empty philosophies that pull them away. From there he turns to the practical outworking of a renewed life—setting the mind on things above, putting off the old patterns of sin, and clothing oneself with compassion, humility, and love. Colossians 3 also paints a picture of how Christ shapes relationships in the home, calling husbands, wives, parents, and children to live out His character in their daily lives.Hosts: Noah Sidhom, Michael PritchardVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 342 | Ephesians 5:15–6:24; Colossians 1:1-23Paul urges believers to walk wisely, stay filled with the Spirit, and give thanks in all things. From there, the reading moves into the sweeping theology of Colossians 1, where Christ is revealed as the image of the invisible God, the One through whom all things were created and the One who holds all creation together. Through His death, He reconciles those who were once far from God and brings them into His presence, holy and without fault. This passage draws our eyes to who Christ truly is and what He has accomplished on our behalf.Hosts: Tanya Franks, Ben TaylorVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 341 | Ephesians 3:1–5:14Paul explains that Christ has given His people spiritual gifts so the church can be built up, strengthened, and brought to maturity. These gifts—whether teaching, leading, serving, or encouraging—equip believers to carry out the work of ministry together. As each part of the body uses what Christ has supplied, the whole church grows into unity, stability, and Christlikeness, reflecting His character to the world.Hosts: Noah Sidhom, Derek EwaltVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 340 | Acts 28:1-32; Ephesians 1:1–2:22After surviving the shipwreck, Paul and the other passengers reach Malta, where a snakebite and a miraculous healing open doors for the gospel among the islanders. When Paul finally arrives in Rome, he continues his mission even while under guard, gathering the Jewish leaders, explaining the kingdom of God, and teaching about Jesus from morning until evening. Acts 28 shows how the gospel keeps advancing, no matter the obstacles, and how God uses every circumstance to bring His message to new people.Hosts: Ben Taylor, Noah SidhomVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 339 | Acts 27:1-44As Paul is transported to Rome, a violent storm overtakes the ship and drives it helplessly across the sea. With daylight gone and hope fading, God sends a message assuring Paul that everyone on board will be spared. In the chaos of wind, waves, and a breaking vessel, Paul urges the sailors to take courage because God will do exactly what He has promised. Acts 27 shows that even when the storms of life rage, God remains in control and faithfully carries His people through.Hosts: Derek Ewalt, Tanya FranksVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 338 | Acts 24:1–26:32Paul stands in chains before Felix, Festus, and King Agrippa, boldly declaring the hope of the resurrection and the good news of Jesus. As Felix trembles under conviction and Agrippa listens to Paul’s story of encountering the risen Christ, Paul’s courage and compassion shine through. Even in trials, his desire is unchanged—that everyone who hears the gospel would turn to God and find the same life and freedom that he has, chains and all.Hosts: Michael Pritchard, Ben TaylorVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 337 | Acts 21:37–23:35Paul stands before the Sanhedrin after his arrest in Jerusalem, facing a council sharply divided in belief and motive. As he declares his hope in the resurrection, long-standing tensions between the Pharisees and Sadducees erupt into open chaos. Though the council turns violent and Paul must be removed for his own safety, God meets him in the night with a word of courage, reminding him that this turmoil is not the end of his mission but the road toward Rome, where the gospel will continue to advance.Hosts: Ben Taylor, Derek EwaltVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 336 | Acts 20:13–21:36In Acts 20–21, Paul sets his face toward Jerusalem, fully aware that imprisonment and suffering await him. Yet he declares, “My life is worth nothing to me unless I use it for finishing the work assigned to me by the Lord Jesus.” Through Paul’s unwavering obedience, we see that nothing in God’s plan is wasted. Even hardship can become the means by which the gospel spreads and the church is strengthened. When we surrender to God’s call, He turns every trial into purpose.Hosts: Tanya Franks, Noah SidhomVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 335 | 2 Corinthians 11:1–13:14; Acts 20:7-12As Paul closes his second letter to the Corinthians, he urges believers to test themselves—to see if their faith is genuine. Just as Eve was deceived by the serpent, we too can be led astray by pride, selfishness, and sin. In 2 Corinthians 11–13, Paul reminds us to examine our hearts, look for the fruit of the Spirit, and guard against spiritual deception. True faith produces evidence of Christ’s life within us—love, peace, humility, and obedience to His Word.Hosts: Michael Pritchard, Tanya FranksVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 334 | 2 Corinthians 6:14–10:18Paul reminds the Corinthians that giving is not about pressure or amount but about the heart behind it. In 2 Corinthians 8–9, he teaches that those who sow generously will also reap generously, and that God provides all we need so we can share with others. Generosity reflects our trust in God and brings Him glory. When we give with joy and faith, He uses our gifts to bless others—and transforms our hearts in the process.Hosts: Derek Ewalt, Michael PritchardVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 333 | 2 Corinthians 2:5–6:13In 2 Corinthians 4, Paul reminds us that the world is blinded by the enemy, but believers carry the light of Christ within them. Though we are fragile vessels, the power of God shines through us to reveal His glory. Light always triumphs over darkness—no matter the pressure, persecution, or pain we face. When we share that light with others, God’s grace reaches more people, and His glory fills the earth.Hosts: Ben Taylor, Noah SidhomVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 332 | Romans 15:1–16:27; 2 Corinthians 1:1–2:4Paul reminds believers that God is the Father of mercies and the source of all comfort. In 2 Corinthians 1, we learn that the comfort He gives us in hardship is meant to be shared with others who suffer. Our trials are not wasted—they draw us closer to God, teach us to rely fully on Him, and equip us to bring hope to others. When we trust Him through suffering, He turns pain into purpose and strengthens our faith.Hosts: Michael Pritchard, Derek EwaltVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 331 | Romans 11:1–14:23Paul moves from deep theology to daily living, showing how our response to God’s greatness is complete surrender. In Romans 11–14, we’re called to present our bodies as living sacrifices—dying to self and letting Christ live through us. This transformed life is marked by humility, sincere love, service, and peace with others. When we submit to God’s will and live differently from the world, our everyday choices become true worship.Hosts: Tanya Franks, Ben TaylorVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 330 | Romans 8:18–10:21God calls us His children and makes us heirs with Christ—sharing in both His suffering and His glory. Through faith and repentance, we are adopted into His family and sealed by His Spirit. In Romans 8–10, Paul reminds believers that nothing can separate us from God’s love, and that salvation comes through confessing Jesus as Lord and believing in His resurrection. This passage invites us to live as His ambassadors, declaring His lordship in every part of our lives.Hosts: Noah Sidhom; Tanya FranksVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 329 | Romans 5:1–8:17In Romans 5–8, Paul reveals what it means to find our true identity in Christ. Through Adam, sin and death entered the world—but through Jesus, we are made righteous and set free. As believers, we are no longer slaves to sin but alive to God, empowered by His Spirit to live in freedom. Christ didn’t just forgive our sins; He gave us a new nature and a new identity. We are saints who sometimes sin—not sinners who sometimes get it right. Learn how to walk in the victory and freedom that belong to you in Christ.Hosts: Derek Ewalt, Ben TaylorVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 328 | Romans 2:1–4:25In Romans 2–4, Paul explains one of the most important truths in all of Scripture: no one is righteous—not even one. The law can’t save us; it only shows us how sinful we are. But God, in His grace, made a way for us to be made right with Him through faith in Jesus Christ. His death and resurrection paid the full penalty for our sin, offering forgiveness and eternal life to all who believe. The gospel is simple yet profound—salvation is not earned, but freely given to anyone who trusts in Jesus.Hosts: Noah Sidhom, Derek EwaltVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 327 | 1 Corinthians 16:1-24; Acts 19:21–20:6; Romans 1:1-32Paul ends his letter to the Corinthians with a powerful challenge: Be on guard. Stand firm in the faith. Be courageous. Be strong. Do everything in love. These five commands capture the heart of what it means to follow Christ in a hostile world—spiritually alert, grounded in truth, strengthened by God’s power, and marked by love. True strength comes not from self-reliance but from Christ in us. As we stand firm and live out our faith, love must be the motivation behind it all.Hosts: Michael Pritchard, Noah SidhomVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 326 | 1 Corinthians 14:1–15:58Paul reminds believers that love must guide everything we do, including the use of our spiritual gifts. True gifts strengthen and build up the whole church, not just the individual. But the heart of today’s reading is the foundation of our faith—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Paul boldly declares that if Christ has not been raised, our faith is useless and we are still in our sins. Yet Christ has been raised, the first of many who will rise again. Because He lives, we have forgiveness, hope, and eternal life.Hosts: Ben Taylor, Michael PritchardVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
Day 325 | 1 Corinthians 11:2–13:13Paul reminds the church that God is a God of order—and that love is the foundation for all obedience and unity in the body of Christ. In 1 Corinthians 13, he shows us the more excellent way: love that is patient, kind, humble, and forgiving. Without love, every good work and every act of faith is meaningless. This passage calls us to examine our hearts before God—asking whether our actions flow from genuine love or self-interest. True love reflects the heart of Christ, who loved us first and empowers us to love others.Hosts: Noah Sidhom, Tanya FranksVisit bellevue.org/bible for more resources and to download our reading plan.#ChronologicalBibleJourney #ChronologicalBible #BellevueBaptistChurch
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