Why a Bible Reading Plan?

"This plan is a tool to simply encourage you to spend some time on a daily basis in God’s Word. I have found that establishing that daily habit blesses my life in so many different ways and I am confident it will bless yours. Each day in this plan has one chapter to read. Most chapters can be read in less than five minutes easily. Over the course of the year, we will make our way through several books of the Bible. Each day you will also find a specific verse to focus on and a principle based on the Scripture to think about for life application. You can do this! It’s not complicated and it will enrich you as you go because it is the Living Word of God. I will be praying that God speaks to you in many ways as you journey through His Word through this year."
-Pastor Kevin

March

February 26 - Read Acts 15
Pray for the church to be committed to the truth of the Word
February 27 - Read Acts 16
Pray for awareness of the promptings of the Holy Spirit
February 28 - Read Psalms 23
Pray for God's restoring work in the midst of your weariness
March 1 - Read Acts 17
Pray for an even greater understanding of who God is
March 2 - Read Acts 18
Pray for life-long spiritual growth
March 3 - Read Acts 19
Pray for the Gospel to reach the hard places in our world today
March 4 - Read Psalms 24
Pray  for God to reveal any idols in your life

Questions to meditate on each day:

1. What does this passage teach me about my time with God?
2. Is there a command to obey, an example to follow, a sin to avoid, a principle to apply, or a promise to claim in this passage?
3. What is God leading me to do in response to this passage?

March 5 - Read Acts 20
Pray for your life to accomplish all of what God wants to do through you
March 6 - Read Acts 21
Pray that your commitment to Christ will have no limits
March 7 - Read Acts 22
Pray for boldness and opportunity to share your personal testimony
March 8 - Read Acts 23
Pray that you will have the faith to obey God, come what may
March 9 - Read Acts 24 
Pray for God to use all your situations for His glory
March 10 - Read Proverbs 6
Pray for a deeper trust in what God's Word says
March 11 - Read Psalms 25,26
Pray for clarity and confirmation in all your decisions

Questions to meditate on each day:

1. What does this passage teach me about my time with God?
2. Is there a command to obey, an example to follow, a sin to avoid, a principle to apply, or a promise to claim in this passage?
3. What is God leading me to do in response to this passage?

March 12 - Read Acts 25
Pray for a deeper trust that God is in control no matter what we see
March 13 - Read Acts 26
Pray for awareness of where God is putting you to be used by Him
March 14 - Read Acts 27
Pray for peace in the midst of your storms that still rage on
March 15 - Read Acts 28
Pray that you will be faithful to God in whatever you go through
March 16 - Read Mark 1
Pray that getting alone with God is something you always make time for
March 17 - Read Mark 2
Pray for the opportunity to help bring someone to Jesus
March 18 -Read Mark 3
Pray for God to bring healing to those who you know are sick

Questions to meditate on each day:

1. What does this passage teach me about my time with God?
2. Is there a command to obey, an example to follow, a sin to avoid, a principle to apply, or a promise to claim in this passage?
3. What is God leading me to do in response to this passage?

March 19 - Read Psalms 27-29
Pray for God to help you as you wait on Him to work
March  20 - Read Mark 4
Pray that your life will not be too crowded for the things of God
March 21 - Read Mark 5
Pray for the privilege of seeing lives changed by the power of Christ
March 22 - Read Mark 6
Pray for God's provision and supply in your times of need
March 23 - Read Mark 7
Pray that your walk with God is from the inside out, not the outside in
March 24 - Read Mark 8
Pray for conviction of any ways you are compromising in your walk
March 25 - Read Mark 9
Pray for God to draw close to you in the times you are broken

Questions to meditate on each day:

1. What does this passage teach me about my time with God?
2. Is there a command to obey, an example to follow, a sin to avoid, a principle to apply, or a promise to claim in this passage?
3. What is God leading me to do in response to this passage?

March 26 - Read Mark 8
Pray for the ability to see things from God's perspective
March 27 - Read Mark 9
Pray against pride that pushes you toward wanting man's applause
March 28 - Read Mark 10
Pray that you will never hold on to anything more tightly that Jesus
March 29 - Read Mark 11
Pray for the faith to pray bigger prayers
March 30 - Read Mark 12
Prayerfully commit to live out what you claim to have spiritually
March 31 - Read Mark 13
Prayerfully commit to daily live every day ready for the return of Christ

Questions to meditate on each day:

1. What does this passage teach me about my time with God?
2. Is there a command to obey, an example to follow, a sin to avoid, a principle to apply, or a promise to claim in this passage?
3. What is God leading me to do in response to this passage?