Jon, Chance, and Chris continue the discussion surrounding our 30 Day Challenge to read through the New Testament. If you are reading with us you are finishing up Mark and about to read Luke. In our last episode we discussed the value in having multiple accounts of these stories, but we address why we can't simply combine these stories into one coherent message. The reading to begin this week is as follows:

December 8: Luke 6-13

December 9: Luke 14-21

December 10: Luke 22-24; John 1-5

December 11: John 6-13

In this episode we recommend some resources we look to when we study. Jon recommended New Testament Survey by Don Shackelford, Chance recommended a commentary on Luke by Bob Winton (link is a free pdf). Chris mentions BlueLetterBible.com, an online resource for devotionals, word studies, and other Bible tools.

We would love to hear your feedback on the podcast or of your experience of reading with us by filling out https://forms.gle/pDzeqwH6evPsB3mD6. Thanks for joining us at the table!

Jon, Chance, and Chris continue the discussion surrounding our 30 Day Challenge to read through the New Testament. If you are reading with us you are finishing up Matthew and about to read Mark. As you read you may wonder why we are reading these stories again, and we address the value in having multiple accounts of these stories. The reading for the rest of the week are as follows:

December 5: Mark 1-7

December 6: Mark 8-14

December 7: Mark 15, 16; Luke 1-5

We would love to hear your feedback on the podcast or of your experience of reading with us by filling out this form: https://forms.gle/pDzeqwH6evPsB3mD6 . Thanks for joining us at the table!

We are challenging our congregation to read the New Testament in 30 days throughout December! In this episode we discuss the benefits of reading long sections of Scripture at a time. We also give an overview of Matthew, which will be read over the first four days. Our readings until Wednesday will be as follows:

December 1: Matthew 1-7

December 2: Matthew 8-14

December 3: Matthew 15-21

December 4: Matthew 22-28

While discussing translations, Chance mentions the Literal Word App. Apple users can download that here. Android users can download that here.