<p>If you feel shipwrecked, look around for what God is still doing. Paul was, but God still had things for him to do on the island where he found himself. What if Paul had been blinded by despair? What if he had been bitter toward his captors? Because he wasn't, the Gospel was able to spread to the island of Malta. </p>

If you feel shipwrecked, look around for what God is still doing. Paul was, but God still had things for him to do on the island where he found himself. What if Paul had been blinded by despair? What if he had been bitter toward his captors? Because he wasn't, the Gospel was able to spread to the island of Malta.

<p>If you feel shipwrecked, look around for what God is still doing. Paul was, but God still had things for him to do on the island where he found himself. What if Paul had been blinded by despair? What if he had been bitter toward his captors? Because he wasn't, the Gospel was able to spread to the island of Malta.&nbsp;</p>

December 6: Psalm 91, Ecclesiasticus 38, and Acts 28:1-15

A Psalm (or part of one), an Old Testament Reading, and a New Testament reading each day. Start with the Apostles' Creed, end with the Lord's Prayer. Current readings are from the New International Version. Through 2021, scriptures were read from the New Living Translation.

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December 6: Psalm 91, Ecclesiasticus 38, and Acts 28:1-15

December 6: Psalm 91, Ecclesiasticus 38, and Acts 28:1-15