Psalm 28:1–9, Mark 11:1–25, Leviticus 7:11–8:36

How can you and I have a relationship with the Creator of the universe? How in practice can we begin to communicate with God? What is the basis of this relationship?

Proverbs 6:12–19, Mark 10:32–52, Leviticus 5:14–7:10

The passages for today help us to see the significance of Jesus’ death.

Psalm 27:7–14, Mark 10:13–31, Leviticus 4:1–5:13

In our passages for today we see some examples of people who are recipients of God’s mercy.

Psalm 27:1–6, Mark 9:33–10:12, Leviticus 1:1–3:17

Holiness and *wholeness* are closely related, and God wants the *whole* of your life.

Psalm 26:1–12, Mark 9:2–32, Exodus 39:1–40:38

We are called to worship God’s glory and reflect it, however imperfectly, in our lives.

Proverbs 6:1–11, Mark 8:14–9:1, Exodus 37:1–38:31

In the Bible we are constantly urged not to waste the gift of life, but instead to make the most of our lives.

Psalm 25:16–22, Mark 7:31–8:13, Exodus 35:1–36:38

What you give to the Lord, he multiplies.

Psalm 25:8–15, Mark 7:1–30, Exodus 33:7–34:35

Spiritual food comes from *hearing the words of God*.

Psalm 25:1–7, Mark 6:30–56, Exodus 31:1–33:6

Nearly always, I start my day by reading the Bible, as I believe it’s more important that Jesus speaks to me than I speak to him.

Proverbs 5:15–23, Mark 6:6–29, Exodus 29:1–30:38

In today’s passages, we see how two are stronger than one in marriage, mission and ministry.