September
Day 1: Family reading is 1 Samuel 25 and 1 Corinthians 6; individual reading is Ezekiel 4 and Psalms 40–41.
Day 2: Family reading is 1 Samuel 26 and 1 Corinthians 7; individual reading is Ezekiel 5 and Psalms 42–43.
Day 3: Family reading is 1 Samuel 27 and 1 Corinthians 8; individual reading is Ezekiel 6 and Psalm 44.
Day 4: Family reading is 1 Samuel 28 and 1 Corinthians 9; individual reading is Ezekiel 7 and Psalm 45.
Day 5: Family reading is 1 Samuel 29–30 and 1 Corinthians 10; individual reading is Ezekiel 8 and Psalms 46–47.
Day 6: Family reading is 1 Samuel 31 and 1 Corinthians 11; individual reading is Ezekiel 9 and Psalm 48.
Day 7: Family reading is 2 Samuel 1 and 1 Corinthians 12; individual reading is Ezekiel 10 and Psalm 49.
Day 8: Family reading is 2 Samuel 2 and 1 Corinthians 13; individual reading is Ezekiel 11 and Psalm 50.
Day 9: Family reading is 2 Samuel 3 and 1 Corinthians 14; individual reading is Ezekiel 12 and Psalm 51.
Day 10: Family reading is 2 Samuel 4–5 and 1 Corinthians 15; individual reading is Ezekiel 13 and Psalms 52–54.
Day 11: Family reading is 2 Samuel 6 and 1 Corinthians 16; individual reading is Ezekiel 14 and Psalm 55.
Day 12: Family reading is 2 Samuel 7 and 2 Corinthians 1; individual reading is Ezekiel 15 and Psalms 56–57.
Day 13: Family reading is 2 Samuel 8–9 and 2 Corinthians 2; individual reading is Ezekiel 16 and Psalms 58–59.
Day 14: Family reading is 2 Samuel 10 and 2 Corinthians 3; individual reading is Ezekiel 17 and Psalms 60–61.
Day 15: Family reading is 2 Samuel 11 and 2 Corinthians 4; individual reading is Ezekiel 18 and Psalms 62–63.
Day 16: Family reading is 2 Samuel 12 and 2 Corinthians 5; individual reading is Ezekiel 19 and Psalms 64–65.
Day 17: Family reading is 2 Samuel 13 and 2 Corinthians 6; individual reading is Ezekiel 20 and Psalms 66–67.
Day 18: Family reading is 2 Samuel 14 and 2 Corinthians 7; individual reading is Ezekiel 21 and Psalm 68.
Day 19: Family reading is 2 Samuel 15 and 2 Corinthians 8; individual reading is Ezekiel 22 and Psalm 69.
Day 20: Family reading is 2 Samuel 16 and 2 Corinthians 9; individual reading is Ezekiel 23 and Psalms 70–71.
Day 21: Family reading is 2 Samuel 17 and 2 Corinthians 10; individual reading is Ezekiel 24 and Psalm 72.
Day 22: Family reading is 2 Samuel 18 and 2 Corinthians 11; individual reading is Ezekiel 25 and Psalm 73.
Day 23: Family reading is 2 Samuel 19 and 2 Corinthians 12; individual reading is Ezekiel 26 and Psalm 74.
Day 24: Family reading is 2 Samuel 20 and 2 Corinthians 13; individual reading is Ezekiel 27 and Psalms 75–76.
Day 25: Family reading is 2 Samuel 21 and Galatians 1; individual reading is Ezekiel 28 and Psalm 77.
Day 26: Family reading is 2 Samuel 22 and Galatians 2; individual reading is Ezekiel 29 and Psalm 78:1-37.
Day 27: Family reading is 2 Samuel 23 and Galatians 3; individual reading is Ezekiel 30 and Psalm 78:38-72.
Day 28: Family reading is 2 Samuel 24 and Galatians 4; individual reading is Ezekiel 31 and Psalm 79.
Day 29: Family reading is 1 Kings 1 and Galatians 5; individual reading is Ezekiel 32 and Psalm 80.
Day 30: Family reading is 1 Kings 2 and Galatians 6; individual reading is Ezekiel 32 and Psalm 81.
Day 2: Family reading is 1 Samuel 26 and 1 Corinthians 7; individual reading is Ezekiel 5 and Psalms 42–43.
Day 3: Family reading is 1 Samuel 27 and 1 Corinthians 8; individual reading is Ezekiel 6 and Psalm 44.
Day 4: Family reading is 1 Samuel 28 and 1 Corinthians 9; individual reading is Ezekiel 7 and Psalm 45.
Day 5: Family reading is 1 Samuel 29–30 and 1 Corinthians 10; individual reading is Ezekiel 8 and Psalms 46–47.
Day 6: Family reading is 1 Samuel 31 and 1 Corinthians 11; individual reading is Ezekiel 9 and Psalm 48.
Day 7: Family reading is 2 Samuel 1 and 1 Corinthians 12; individual reading is Ezekiel 10 and Psalm 49.
Day 8: Family reading is 2 Samuel 2 and 1 Corinthians 13; individual reading is Ezekiel 11 and Psalm 50.
Day 9: Family reading is 2 Samuel 3 and 1 Corinthians 14; individual reading is Ezekiel 12 and Psalm 51.
Day 10: Family reading is 2 Samuel 4–5 and 1 Corinthians 15; individual reading is Ezekiel 13 and Psalms 52–54.
Day 11: Family reading is 2 Samuel 6 and 1 Corinthians 16; individual reading is Ezekiel 14 and Psalm 55.
Day 12: Family reading is 2 Samuel 7 and 2 Corinthians 1; individual reading is Ezekiel 15 and Psalms 56–57.
Day 13: Family reading is 2 Samuel 8–9 and 2 Corinthians 2; individual reading is Ezekiel 16 and Psalms 58–59.
Day 14: Family reading is 2 Samuel 10 and 2 Corinthians 3; individual reading is Ezekiel 17 and Psalms 60–61.
Day 15: Family reading is 2 Samuel 11 and 2 Corinthians 4; individual reading is Ezekiel 18 and Psalms 62–63.
Day 16: Family reading is 2 Samuel 12 and 2 Corinthians 5; individual reading is Ezekiel 19 and Psalms 64–65.
Day 17: Family reading is 2 Samuel 13 and 2 Corinthians 6; individual reading is Ezekiel 20 and Psalms 66–67.
Day 18: Family reading is 2 Samuel 14 and 2 Corinthians 7; individual reading is Ezekiel 21 and Psalm 68.
Day 19: Family reading is 2 Samuel 15 and 2 Corinthians 8; individual reading is Ezekiel 22 and Psalm 69.
Day 20: Family reading is 2 Samuel 16 and 2 Corinthians 9; individual reading is Ezekiel 23 and Psalms 70–71.
Day 21: Family reading is 2 Samuel 17 and 2 Corinthians 10; individual reading is Ezekiel 24 and Psalm 72.
Day 22: Family reading is 2 Samuel 18 and 2 Corinthians 11; individual reading is Ezekiel 25 and Psalm 73.
Day 23: Family reading is 2 Samuel 19 and 2 Corinthians 12; individual reading is Ezekiel 26 and Psalm 74.
Day 24: Family reading is 2 Samuel 20 and 2 Corinthians 13; individual reading is Ezekiel 27 and Psalms 75–76.
Day 25: Family reading is 2 Samuel 21 and Galatians 1; individual reading is Ezekiel 28 and Psalm 77.
Day 26: Family reading is 2 Samuel 22 and Galatians 2; individual reading is Ezekiel 29 and Psalm 78:1-37.
Day 27: Family reading is 2 Samuel 23 and Galatians 3; individual reading is Ezekiel 30 and Psalm 78:38-72.
Day 28: Family reading is 2 Samuel 24 and Galatians 4; individual reading is Ezekiel 31 and Psalm 79.
Day 29: Family reading is 1 Kings 1 and Galatians 5; individual reading is Ezekiel 32 and Psalm 80.
Day 30: Family reading is 1 Kings 2 and Galatians 6; individual reading is Ezekiel 32 and Psalm 81.
One of the fundamental parts of the Christian Faith and in our journey with God is Scripture Reading. Through reading scripture we are able to get to know God at a much more intimate level, as well as get the best answers for some of life’s most challenging questions.
That is why this year at Freedom Church we are going to read through the Bible in a unique way. We want to encourage family devotional time, as well as the personal discipline of scriptural reading.
You will notice in the following scripture recommendations that there are portions of scriptures that are meant for you to meditate on individually, as well as collectively as a family.
This scripture plan is adapted from the Robert Murray M’Cheyne’s Calendar for Daily Bible Reading. As we walk through the Bible reading plan for this year, we hope that you take advantage of the scripture reading method below, and that this will encourage all in your family to participate.
S - Scripture
OPEN YOUR BIBLE TO YOUR READING FOR THE DAY. TAKE TIME READING AND ALLOW GOD TO SPEAK TO YOU. WHEN YOU ARE DONE, LOOK FOR A VERSE THAT PARTICULARLY SPOKE TO YOU THAT DAY AND WRITE IT IN YOUR JOURNAL.
O - Observation
WHAT DO YOU THINK GOD IS SAYING TO YOU IN THIS SCRIPTURE? ASK THE HOLY SPIRIT TO TEACH YOU AND REVEAL JESUS TO YOU.
A - Application
PERSONALIZE WHAT YOU HAVE READ BY ASKING YOURSELF HOW IT APPLIES TO YOUR LIFE RIGHT NOW. PERHAPS IT IS INSTRUCTION, ENCOURAGEMENT, A NEW PROMISE, OR CORRECTIONS FOR A PARTICULAR AREA OF YOUR LIFE. WRITE HOW THIS SCRIPTURE CAN APPLY TO YOU TODAY.
P - Prayer
THIS CAN BE AS SIMPLE AS ASKING GOD TO HELP YOU USE THIS SCRIPTURE, OR EVEN A PRAYER, FOR A GREATER INSIGHT ON WHAT HE MAY BE REVEALING TO YOU. REMEMBER, PRAYER IS A TWO-WAY CONVERSATION, SO BE SURE TO LISTEN TO WHAT GOD HAS TO SAY! NOW WRITE IT OUT.
That is why this year at Freedom Church we are going to read through the Bible in a unique way. We want to encourage family devotional time, as well as the personal discipline of scriptural reading.
You will notice in the following scripture recommendations that there are portions of scriptures that are meant for you to meditate on individually, as well as collectively as a family.
This scripture plan is adapted from the Robert Murray M’Cheyne’s Calendar for Daily Bible Reading. As we walk through the Bible reading plan for this year, we hope that you take advantage of the scripture reading method below, and that this will encourage all in your family to participate.
S - Scripture
OPEN YOUR BIBLE TO YOUR READING FOR THE DAY. TAKE TIME READING AND ALLOW GOD TO SPEAK TO YOU. WHEN YOU ARE DONE, LOOK FOR A VERSE THAT PARTICULARLY SPOKE TO YOU THAT DAY AND WRITE IT IN YOUR JOURNAL.
O - Observation
WHAT DO YOU THINK GOD IS SAYING TO YOU IN THIS SCRIPTURE? ASK THE HOLY SPIRIT TO TEACH YOU AND REVEAL JESUS TO YOU.
A - Application
PERSONALIZE WHAT YOU HAVE READ BY ASKING YOURSELF HOW IT APPLIES TO YOUR LIFE RIGHT NOW. PERHAPS IT IS INSTRUCTION, ENCOURAGEMENT, A NEW PROMISE, OR CORRECTIONS FOR A PARTICULAR AREA OF YOUR LIFE. WRITE HOW THIS SCRIPTURE CAN APPLY TO YOU TODAY.
P - Prayer
THIS CAN BE AS SIMPLE AS ASKING GOD TO HELP YOU USE THIS SCRIPTURE, OR EVEN A PRAYER, FOR A GREATER INSIGHT ON WHAT HE MAY BE REVEALING TO YOU. REMEMBER, PRAYER IS A TWO-WAY CONVERSATION, SO BE SURE TO LISTEN TO WHAT GOD HAS TO SAY! NOW WRITE IT OUT.