Good morning, today is day 2️⃣1️⃣ of the 60-Day Daily Bible Reading Plan. Here's today's reading: Day 21: Deut 13–17 | Prov 10:1–11 | Luke 21 (Chapter 13) In Moses’ day, as in our day, some people who claimed to have miraculous gifts were not faithful to the Lord. The test is not the person’s ability to perform miracles, for even Satan can do that (2 Cor. 11:13–15; 2 Thess. 2:9–12), but his or her fidelity to the truth of God. Any leader who tempts us away from the Lord and

Good morning, today is day 2️⃣0️⃣ of the 60-Day Daily Bible Reading Plan. Here's today's reading: Day 19: Deut 9–12 | Prov 9:13–18 | Luke 20 (chap. 8). In this chapter, he warns about a danger that all believers constantly face: the reappearance of an old sin. In Israel’s case, that sin was rebellion against God. “But we are a new generation!” the people might have argued. “The old generation that died in the wilderness was guilty of rebellion. We are different!” But Moses w

Good morning, today is day 1️⃣9️⃣ of the 60-Day Daily Bible Reading Plan. Here's today's reading: Day 19: Deut 5–8 | Prov 9:1–12 | Luke 19 Verse 4 is called “the Shema,” from the Hebrew word for “hear.” The devout Jew recites it several times a day to affirm his faith in Jehovah. The worship of foreign gods was always a threat to Israel, and this statement of faith reminded the Jews that Jehovah is the true and living God who alone deserves worship and obedience. (See 1 John