We're really making great progress!
Beginning tomorrow, December 9, 2010, this week's assignments are:
Wednesday: 2 Corinthians, chapters 1 - 3;
Thursday: chapters 4 - 6;
Friday: chapters 7 - 9;
Saturday: chapters 10 - 13;
Sunday: Galatians, chapters 1 - 3;
Monday: chapters 4 - 6;
Tuesday: Ephesians, chapters 1 - 3
2 Corinthians, Galatians and Ephesians were all written by Paul.
Read 2 Corinthians as you would a personal letter. Are you able to discern Paul's mood as he writes this letter? How would you describe his relationship with the church at Corinth? Did you find anything applicable to your own life to record?
The letter from Paul to the Galatians contains a completely different tone. What do you discern? My Student Bible describes this letter as one written in anger... as though Paul were in a courtroom. What is happening here? What will you record?
The letter Paul writes to the Ephesians is a "good news book" (description from my Student Bible) where, "if you feel discouraged or wonder if God really cares or question whether the Christian life is worth effort, read Ephesians." You might consider recording what might offer YOU encouragement and post a verse here and there in your home, as well as in your journal!
Wednesday: 2 Corinthians, chapters 1 - 3;
Thursday: chapters 4 - 6;
Friday: chapters 7 - 9;
Saturday: chapters 10 - 13;
Sunday: Galatians, chapters 1 - 3;
Monday: chapters 4 - 6;
Tuesday: Ephesians, chapters 1 - 3
2 Corinthians, Galatians and Ephesians were all written by Paul.
Read 2 Corinthians as you would a personal letter. Are you able to discern Paul's mood as he writes this letter? How would you describe his relationship with the church at Corinth? Did you find anything applicable to your own life to record?
The letter from Paul to the Galatians contains a completely different tone. What do you discern? My Student Bible describes this letter as one written in anger... as though Paul were in a courtroom. What is happening here? What will you record?
The letter Paul writes to the Ephesians is a "good news book" (description from my Student Bible) where, "if you feel discouraged or wonder if God really cares or question whether the Christian life is worth effort, read Ephesians." You might consider recording what might offer YOU encouragement and post a verse here and there in your home, as well as in your journal!
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