Psalm 40:1–8, Luke 8:40–9:9, Numbers 31:25–32:42

Jesus said many times, ‘Follow me.’ Of all the people who have ever lived, Jesus has the largest number of followers.

Luke 8:19–39, Numbers 29:12–31:24, Psalm 39:1–13,

How can you overcome your fears?

Psalm 38:13–22, Luke 8:1–18, Numbers 27:12–29:11

He encountered Jesus as his Saviour, Sower and Shepherd.

Proverbs 8:12–21, Luke 7:36–50, Numbers 26:12–27:11

Ultimately, wisdom is found in Jesus Christ, who is the ‘wisdom of God’ (1 Corinthians 1:24).

Psalm 38:1–12, Luke 7:11–35, Numbers 23:27–26:11

In the passages for today we see examples of troubles – traps, tests and temptations – and how to handle them.

Psalm 37:32–40, Luke 6:37–7:10, Numbers 22:21–23:26

Our task is both *to hear* this message and *to declare* it to others.

Psalm 37:21–31, Luke 6:12–36, Numbers 21:4–22:20

The key to the fullness of the blessing is generosity – ‘the righteous give generously’ (Psalm 37:21).

Proverbs 8:1–11, Luke 5:33–6:11, Numbers 19:1–21:3

Seven titles of Jesus emerge from the passages for today and each reveal something distinct about Jesus. They help you to see what it means to put Jesus in the centre of your life.

Psalm 37:10–20, Luke 5:17–32, Numbers 16:36–18:32

When people saw what Jesus did, their response was awe and amazement.

Psalm 37:1–9, Luke 4:38–5:16, Numbers 15:1–16:35

Jesus has given you a ‘hotline’ to God, but it is not just for emergency use – it is to be used all the time.