The Voice

Reading Judges 6 for Tuesday, December 5th. Gideon is called to lead a battle against the Midianites, but wants some confirmation through a couple signs from God.

Reading Judges 5 for Monday, December 4th. A song is sung to commemorate the victory over the enemies of Israel.

Reading Judges 4 for Saturday, December 2nd. Deborah was a mighty judge who directed Barak to lead a battle to defeat Israel’s enemies that had opressed them as a result of their falling into sin again.

Reading Judges 3 for Friday, December 1st. God saw the Israelites repeatedly turn to wickedness, then get overtaken and subjected to bondage by their enemies, cry out to God, and be delivered into a time of peace by a powerful judge.

Reading Romans 3 for Thursday, November 30th. Paul explains in his letter to the Romans that faith in God is what saves us, not strict observance of the law.

Reading Romans 2 for Wednesday, November 29th. Paul teaches the Jews that they should not be so quick to judge others, or they will be subject to a harsher judgement for themselves.

Reading Romans 1 for Tuesday, November 28th. Paul writes to the Christians in Rome about the importance of Jesus and the danger of being subjected to God’s wrath.

Reading Acts 28 for Monday, November 27th. Paul made it to an island where he was bitten by a snake and thought of as a murderer who was cursed, but he did not die, so they thought he was a god. Later he got to Rome and was able to speak to the Jews, some… Continue reading Acts 28

Reading Acts 27 for Friday, November 24th. Paul was a passenger on a ship and a prisoner who gave some navigation advice that was ignored due to the detriment of the ship and its cargo, but everyone survived.

Reading Judges 2 for Thursday, November 23rd. An angel of the Lord told the Israelites why they were going to be entering a season of losing.

Reading Judges 1 for Wednesday, November 22nd. The Canaanites were hard to get rid of and some they just couldn’t get rid of but they did better than before.

Reading Joshua 24 for Tuesday, November 21st. Joshua committed to serving the Lord only along with his family, and the rest of the Israelites committed to do the same thing. They placed a big rock near a tree to testify against them in case they changed their minds in the future. Joshua lived to be… Continue reading Joshua 24

Reading Joshua 23 for Monday, November 20th. Joshua new that he was getting old, and had some things to remind the Israelites of before he died.

Reading Joshua 22 for Saturday, November 18th. When the eastern tribes went to their inherited land, they built an altar, and it looked like a pretty bad idea, until they explained what it was for.

Reading Joshua 21 for Friday, November 17th. The Levites get portions of land from the other tribes as God promised they would.

Reading Joshua 20 for Thursday, November 16th. The cities of refuge are designated by the Israelites, as God commanded Moses, now that they have land.

Reading Joshua 19 for Wednesday, November 15th. More land was divided for certain tribes of the Israelites.

Reading Joshua 18 for Tuesday, November 14th. Joshua asks the Israelites how long they’re going to wait before they take possession of the land that the Lord their God has already given to them.

Reading Joshua 17 for Monday, November 13th. Zelophehad’s daughters inherit the land God promised them, and the Canaanites proved difficult to remove.

Reading Joshua 16 for Saturday, November 11th. Ephraim and Manasseh received their land, but couldn’t get the Canaanites to leave.

Reading Joshua 15 for Friday, November 10th. The boundaries are described for Judah.

Reading Joshua 14 for Thursday, November 9th. Caleb wants the land God Promised him years ago, so Joshua lets him have it.

Reading Joshua 13 for Wednesday, November 8th. God Points out to Joshua, ‘so little time, so much land still to be taken.’

Reading Joshua 12 for Tuesday, November 7th. 31 Kings were defeated by Israel.

Reading Joshua 11 for Monday, November 6th. God hardened the hearts of Israel’s enemies so they would fight them and be destroyed.