Acts Korean Church Annual Bible Challenge
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© Pastor Daniel Youn with N.D. Monkhouse
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Read the Bible in one year with this exciting Bible Challenge! Students are encouraged to use technology to connect to the Word at home, on the go, or during quiet reading time. Daily readings for Elementary School, Middle School, High School Students and their families.
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Isaiah 40-44 contains some powerful, comforting, hopefilled passages that point to the only One powerful enough to take on our biggest challenges. Find out why God is willing to help you.
2 Kings 20, Isaiah 38, and 2 Chronicles 32 tell the story of King Hezekiah's terminal illness. God provides miraculous healing but Hezekiah's response was telling about the man he really was.
We may face devastating situations in life but God is still able to bring us through. Isaiah shares a powerful prayer that we can still use today and the same God can provide the response we see in today’s reading. Scriptures: 2 Kings 19, Isaiah 37, 2 Chronicles 32:9-23
The parallel passages in Isaiah, 2 Chronicles and 2 Kings recount a great battle that comes to a stunning conclusion. Reading Micah 6 & 7, 2 Chronicles 32:1-8, 2 Kings 28:13-37, Isaiah 36:1-22
Isaiah 34-35, Micah 2-5 are passages that contrast the end for the Redeemed with those who don’t serve God
Isaiah 30-33 speak of the terrible mistake of trusting in political allies over God. The passage tells us that God is waiting to bless us. But what is Adonai waiting for?
Isaiah 24-27,29 are deep prophecies about a time when the earth lies polluted and yet God has a plan for redemption and joy
Isaiah 18-23 present some pretty scary apocalyptic stuff! Yet, centuries of effort can’t find what was happening in the 8th century BCE even though lots of people like to guess. The truth that resonates to this day is his beautiful vision of enemies becoming like best friends as good overwhelms bad
The heavens and all of creation are the perfect way for God to display the power of His love
God never tells us the whole story of our lives in advance but we are promised guidance as we head into the uphill climb from the valley to the mountain top. There is joy for the journey in the Psalms of Ascent.
When the storms of life come, the Psalms of Ascent encourage us to lift our eyes and voices to the One who hears and answers.
In the longest chapter of the Bible we find a fun acrostic that is full of hymns, praises and wisdom.
God answers every prayer and hears every cry to Him and delivers those who seek help in due season. The hard part is facing the hard seasons of life. The reading today gives insight about how to face the hard days that come to us all. You are never alone in your circumstances, God is with us.
God has got your back! Counting our blessings is a great way to have a joyful day!
Episode 1 of the Annual Bible Challenge for those who want to go deeper into God’s Word.
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Matt 18:1-9. Jesus loves children and wants everyone to live a certain way.
Matt 17:1-13. Jesus is transformed in front of the apostles Peter, James, and John and God gives a special commandment.
Luke 9:18-27 Jesus has a simple question for his followers, “who do you say I am?” How we answer makes a big difference in life!
Jesus literally discusses the details of what happens to food once we eat it. He explains that ultimately it ends up in the sewer. So it’s not what we put in our mouths but what comes out that is either clean or, well, uh, gross.
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