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Study Guide: Week 1 - August 17-23, 2025

Day 1 - Sun, Aug 17, 2025

Read: Romans 1, Psalms 1-2, Proverbs 1

Study Questions (Romans 1)

1. What does Paul say about the gospel in verses 16-17, and how does he describe its power?

2. Why do you think Paul emphasizes that he's "not ashamed" of the gospel, and what does this reveal about his audience or situation?

3. Paul describes the gospel as "the power of God for salvation." How might remembering this truth change how you share your faith or face challenges this week?

Day 2 - Mon, Aug 18, 2025

Read: Romans 2, Psalm 3

Study Questions (Psalm 3)

1. What circumstances is David facing in this psalm, and how does he describe his enemies?

2. How does David's confidence in God's protection develop throughout the psalm from beginning to end?

3. David says he can "lie down and sleep" because the Lord sustains him. What current worry or fear could you bring to God with this same confidence?

Day 3 - Tue, Aug 19, 2025

Read: Romans 3, Psalm 4

Study Questions (Romans 3)

1. What does Paul say about human righteousness in verses 10-18, and how comprehensive is his assessment?

2. How does Paul explain the purpose of the law versus the purpose of faith in verses 19-22?

3. Paul says we are "justified freely by his grace." How does this truth address pride or despair in your spiritual life?

Day 4 - Wed, Aug 20, 2025

Read: Psalms 5-6, Provers 2

Study Questions (Proverbs 2)

1. What does the father promise will happen if his son actively seeks wisdom like treasure?

2. How does Proverbs 2 describe the benefits of wisdom in protecting someone from evil?

3. The chapter emphasizes seeking wisdom "like silver" and searching for it "like hidden treasure." What would it look like to pursue God's wisdom with that same intensity in your daily life?

Day 5 - Thu, Aug 21, 2025

Read: Romans 4, Psalm 7

Study Questions (Psalm 7)

1. What accusations is David facing, and how does he ask God to respond to his enemies?

2. How does David describe God's justice and judgment throughout this psalm?

3. David ends by saying he will "give thanks to the Lord because of his righteousness." How can praising God's justice bring comfort when you're falsely accused or mistreated?

Day 6 - Fri, Aug 22, 2025

Read: Romans 5, Psalm 8

Study Questions (Romans 5)

1. What does Paul say are the results of being justified by faith in verses 1-5?

2. How does Paul contrast Adam and Christ in the second half of the chapter?

3. Paul says "we boast in our sufferings" because they produce perseverance, character, and hope. How might this perspective change how you view current difficulties?

Day 7 - Sat, Aug 23, 2025

Read: Romans 6, Psalm 9

Study Questions (Romans 6)

1. How does Paul respond to the question "Should we go on sinning so that grace may increase?"

2. What does Paul mean by being "dead to sin but alive to God in Christ Jesus"?

3. Paul talks about offering yourself as a "slave to righteousness." What would this look like practically in one area of your life this week?

Study Guide: Week 2 - August 24-30, 2025

Day 1 - Sun, Aug 24, 2025

Read: Romans 6, Psalm 10

Study Questions (Romans 6)

1. According to verses 1-4, what does Paul say happens to believers through baptism into Christ?

2. How does Paul's teaching that we are "dead to sin but alive to God" (vv. 11-14) address the misuse of grace?

3. What would it look like for you to "offer yourself to God" in a specific area where sin has been strong?

Day 2 - Mon, Aug 25, 2025

Read: Romans 7, Psalm 11

Study Questions (Romans 7)

1. How does Paul describe the relationship between the believer and the law in verses 1-6?

2. What tension does Paul describe in verses 14-25, and what does it reveal about the Christian life?

3. How can remembering your dependence on Christ change the way you approach temptation this week?

Day 3 - Tue, Aug 26, 2025

Read: Psalms 12-13, Proverbs 4

Study Questions (Psalm 13)

1. How does David express his feelings toward God in verses 1-2?

2. How does the psalm's ending (vv. 5-6) shift the tone, and what does that reveal about trust?

3. In what current situation could you choose to sing to the Lord despite not yet seeing the answer?

Day 4 -  Wed, Aug 27, 2025

Read: Romans 8, Psalm 14

Study Questions (Romans 8)

1. What key truth does Paul declare in verse 1, and how does he connect it to life in the Spirit?

2. How do verses 28-30 give believers confidence in God's purpose?

3. Which truth in this chapter most strengthens your hope today, and why?

Day 5 - Thu, Aug 28, 2025

Read: Romans 9, Psalms 15-16

Study Questions (Romans 9)

1. How does Paul express his sorrow in verses 1-5, and what does it show about his heart?

2. What do verses 14-18 teach about God's sovereignty in showing mercy?

3. How should God's sovereign mercy shape your prayers for those who don't know Him?

Day 6 - Fri, Aug 29, 2025

Read: Psalm 17, Proverbs 5

Study Questions (Psalm 17)

1. How does David describe his own integrity before God in verses 1-5?

2. How do verses 6-9 show David's dependence on God's protection?

3.  How can you model David's trust when you feel surrounded by difficulty?

Day 7 - Sat, Aug 30, 2025

Read: Romans 10, Psalm 18:1-24

Study Questions (Romans 10)

1. According to verses 9-13, what is the clear message of salvation Paul gives?

2. How do verses 14-17 connect the gospel message to the mission of the church?

3. What step could you take this week to help someone hear and understand the gospel?

Study Guide: Week 3 - August 31-September 6, 2025

Day 1 - Sun, Aug 31, 2025

Read: Romans 11, Psalm 20

Study Questions (Romans 11)

1. How does Paul describe God’s plan for Israel and the Gentiles in verses 11-15?

2. What does the olive tree metaphor (vv. 17-24) reveal about humility in salvation?


3. How can remembering God’s mercy toward you influence your attitude toward others?

Day 2 - Mon, Sep 1, 2025

Read: Psalms 21-22, Proverbs 6

Study Questions (Psalm 22)

1. How does David describe his suffering and feelings of abandonment in verses 1-8?


2. How does the tone shift in verses 22-31, and what does this show about trust in God?


3. How can this psalm help you respond to seasons of suffering or feeling distant from God?

Day 3 - Tue, Sep 2, 2025

Read: Romans 12, Psalm 23, Proverbs 16

Study Questions (Romans 12)

1. According to verses 1-2, what does it mean to be a “living sacrifice”?


2. How does Paul describe the marks of genuine love in verses 9-21?


3. Which of these marks is God calling you to grow in most right now?

Day 4 -  Wed, Sep 3, 2025

Read: Romans 13, Psalms 24-25

Study Questions (Romans 13)

1. How does Paul instruct believers to relate to governing authorities in verses 1-7?


2. What does it mean to “put on the Lord Jesus Christ” in verse 14?


3. How can you live out this calling in your current community or workplace?

Day 5 - Thu, Sep 4, 2025

Read: Psalm 26, Proverbs 7


Study Questions (Psalm 26)

1. How does David describe his integrity and trust in the Lord in verses 1-7?

2. What commitment does David make in verses 8-12?


3. How can you pursue integrity in the way David models here?

Day 6 - Fri, Sep 5, 2025

Read: Psalm 27

Study Questions (Psalm 27)

1. What does David say about his confidence in the Lord in verses 1-6?


2. How does the psalm encourage perseverance in verses 13-14?

3. Where do you need to “wait for the Lord” right now?

Day 7 - Sat, Sep 6, 2025

Read: Romans 14, Psalm 28


Study Questions (Romans 14)

1. How does Paul instruct believers to handle disputable matters in verses 1-4?

2. What principle does Paul give for building unity in verses 13-19?


3. How can you apply this principle to relationships in your church or small group?

Study Guide: Week 4 - September 7-13, 2025

Day 1 - Sun, Sep 7, 2025

Read: Psalm 30, Proverbs 8


Study Questions (Psalm 30)

1. How does David describe God’s deliverance and faithfulness in verses 1-5?


2. What does verse 5 teach about the relationship between weeping and joy?

3. How can remembering God’s past faithfulness give you hope today?

Day 2 - Mon, Sep 8, 2025

Read: Romans 16, Psalm 31

Study Questions (Romans 16)

1. What do Paul’s greetings in verses 1-16 reveal about the early church community?


2. How does Paul warn against division in verses 17-20?


3. How can you intentionally contribute to unity in your own church family?

Day 3 - Tue, Sep 9, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 1, Psalms 32-33


Study Questions (Psalm 32-33)

1. According to Psalm 32, what blessings come from confessing sin and receiving God’s forgiveness?


2. How does Psalm 33 highlight the contrast between trusting in human strength and trusting in the Lord?

3. Where might you need to shift your confidence from self to God this week?

Day 4 -  Wed, Sep 10, 2025

Read: Psalms 34-35, Proverbs 9


Study Questions (Psalm 34)

1. What invitations does David give to God’s people in verses 8-14?



2. How does this psalm describe God’s nearness to the brokenhearted?


3. How can you put one of these invitations into practice this week?

Day 5 - Thu, Sep 11, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 2, Psalm 36


Study Questions (1 Corinthians 2)

1. How does Paul describe the source and nature of his message in verses 1-5?


2. What role does the Holy Spirit play in revealing God’s wisdom in verses 6-16?


3. How can you rely more on the Spirit’s power in your daily life?

Day 6 - Fri, Sep 12, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 3, Psalm 37

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 3)

1. How does Paul address divisions in the church in verses 1-9?


2. What does it mean to build with materials that last (vv. 10-15)?

3. Where is God calling you to be a faithful builder in His kingdom?

Day 7 - Sat, Sep 13, 2025

Read: Psalm 38, Proverbs 10


Study Questions (Psalm 38)

1. How does David express his awareness of sin and need for God’s help?


2. What hope or confidence does David cling to despite his suffering?


3. How can you respond like David when you feel weighed down by sin?

Day 1 – Sun, Sept 14, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 4; Psalms 39–40

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 4)

1. Observation: What does Paul say about how servants of Christ should be regarded in verses 1–2?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul emphasize that only the Lord can judge motives (vv. 3–5), and how does this correct the Corinthians’ view of leaders?

3. Application: How can remembering God’s role as ultimate Judge free you from seeking people’s approval this week?

Day 2 – Mon, Sept 15, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 5; Psalm 41

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 5)

1. Observation: What specific sin is reported in verses 1–2, and how had the church responded to it?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul insist that the church “remove the evil person” (vv. 6–13), and what does this reveal about God’s holiness?

3. Application: How should your group or church approach situations of unrepentant sin in a way that both honors God and seeks restoration?

Day 3 – Tue, Sept 16, 2025

Read: Psalms 42–43; Proverbs 11

Study Questions (Psalms 42–43)

1. Observation: How does the psalmist describe his longing for God in verses 1–3?

2. Interpretation: Why does the psalmist repeatedly tell his soul to “hope in God” (42:5, 11; 43:5), and what does this reveal about faith in seasons of despair?

3. Application: Where in your life right now do you need to preach hope to your soul instead of listening to despair?

Day 4 – Wed, Sept 17, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 6; Psalm 44

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 6)

1. Observation: What does Paul say about lawsuits among believers in verses 1–8?

2. Interpretation: How does Paul’s reminder that “you were bought with a price” (vv. 19–20) shape a Christian view of the body and holiness?

3. Application: What would it look like for you to honor God with your body this week in a practical way?

Day 5 – Thu, Sept 18, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 7; Psalm 45

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 7)

1. Observation: What guidance does Paul give concerning marriage in verses 10–16?

2. Interpretation: How does Paul describe singleness as a gift (vv. 32–35), and why is undivided devotion to the Lord so important?

3. Application: How can you serve Christ wholeheartedly in your current stage of life, whether married or single?

Day 6 – Fri, Sept 19, 2025

Read: Psalm 46; Proverbs 12

Study Questions (Psalm 46)

1. Observation: How does the psalmist describe God in verses 1–3, especially in the midst of chaos?

2. Interpretation: What does it mean that God is “our refuge and strength,” and how does this connect to His sovereignty over nations (vv. 4–11)?

3. Application: What fears or uncertainties can you bring to God as your refuge today?

Day 7 – Sat, Sept 20, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 8; Psalm 47

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 8)

1. Observation: What does Paul say about knowledge and love in verses 1–3?

2. Interpretation: How does Paul explain the danger of causing a “weaker” believer to stumble (vv. 7–13)?

3. Application: Where might you need to limit your personal freedoms for the sake of someone else’s spiritual growth?

Day 1 – Sun, Sept 21, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 9; Psalms 48–49

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 9)

1. Observation: How does Paul describe his rights as an apostle in verses 3–12?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul choose to lay aside his rights for the sake of the gospel (vv. 19–23)?

3. Application: Where might God be calling you to give up personal freedoms so that others might hear and receive the gospel?

Day 2 – Mon, Sept 22, 2025

Read: Psalm 50; Proverbs 13

Study Questions (Psalm 50)

1. Observation: How does the psalmist describe God as the righteous Judge in verses 1–6?

2. Interpretation: Why does God say He doesn’t need sacrifices but desires thanksgiving and obedience (vv. 7–15)?

3. Application: What would it look like for you to offer thanksgiving and obedience as worship this week?

Day 3 – Tue, Sept 23, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 10; Psalms 51–52

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 10)

1. Observation: What examples from Israel’s history does Paul use as warnings in verses 1–13?

2. Interpretation: What does Paul mean when he says, “whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God” (v. 31)?

3. Application: How can you glorify God in ordinary, everyday decisions this week?

Day 4 – Wed, Sept 24, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 11; Psalm 53

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 11)

1. Observation: What does Paul teach about the Lord’s Supper in verses 23–26?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul warn against partaking “in an unworthy manner” (vv. 27–32), and what does this reveal about the seriousness of communion?

3. Application: How can you approach the Lord’s Table with greater reverence, gratitude, and self-examination?

Day 5 – Thu, Sept 25, 2025

Read: Psalms 54–55

Study Questions (Psalm 55)

1. Observation: How does David describe his distress and betrayal in verses 1–15?

2. Interpretation: What hope does David express when he says, “Cast your burden on the Lord, and he will sustain you” (v. 22)?

3. Application: What burdens do you need to cast on the Lord this week, trusting Him to sustain you?

Day 6 – Fri, Sept 26, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 12; Psalm 56

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 12)

1. Observation: How does Paul describe the diversity of spiritual gifts in verses 4–11?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul use the body metaphor in verses 12–27, and what does it teach about unity in the church?

3. Application: How can you use your gifts this week to strengthen and serve your local church?

Day 7 – Sat, Sept 27, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 13; Psalm 57; Proverbs 15

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 13)

1. Observation: How does Paul contrast love with spiritual gifts in verses 1–3?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul say love “never ends” while gifts will pass away (vv. 8–13)?

3. Application: What would it look like for you to pursue love as the supreme mark of maturity in your relationships this week?

Day 1 – Sun, Sept 28, 2025

Read: Psalms 58–59; Proverbs 17

Study Questions (Psalm 59)

1. Observation: How does David describe his enemies in verses 1–7?

2. Interpretation: Why does David turn to God as his fortress and strength (vv. 8–17)?

3. Application: Where do you need to trust God as your defender instead of taking matters into your own hands?

Day 2 – Mon, Sept 29, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 14; Psalm 60

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 14)

1. Observation: What contrast does Paul draw between tongues and prophecy in verses 1–5?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul emphasize that all things in worship should be done “for building up” (v. 26)?

3. Application: How can you contribute to making your worship gatherings orderly, clear, and edifying for others?

Day 3 – Tue, Sept 30, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 15; Psalm 61

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 15)

1. Observation: What does Paul identify as the core message of the gospel in verses 1–8?

2. Interpretation: How does Paul explain the importance of the resurrection in verses 12–22?

3. Application: How does the truth of Christ’s resurrection give you hope in present struggles or future fears?

Day 4 – Wed, Oct 1, 2025

Read: Psalm 62; Proverbs 18

Study Questions (Psalm 62)

1. Observation: How does the psalmist describe God in verses 1–2 and 5–8?

2. Interpretation: Why is trusting in God alone contrasted with trusting in riches or human power (vv. 9–12)?

3. Application: What would it look like for you to rest in God alone as your refuge this week?

Day 5 – Thu, Oct 2, 2025

Read: 1 Corinthians 16; Psalm 63

Study Questions (1 Corinthians 16)

1. Observation: What instructions does Paul give about the collection for the saints in verses 1–4?

2. Interpretation: How does Paul summarize his final exhortations to “stand firm in the faith” and “let all you do be done in love” (vv. 13–14)?

3. Application: How can generosity and steadfastness shape your life and relationships this week?

Day 6 – Fri, Oct 3, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 1; Psalm 64

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 1)

1. Observation: How does Paul describe God in verses 3–4?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul say God comforts us “so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction” (v. 4)?

3. Application: Who in your life this week could you encourage by sharing the comfort you’ve received from God?

Day 7 – Sat, Oct 4, 2025

Read: Psalms 65–66

Study Questions (Psalm 65)

1. Observation: How does the psalmist describe God’s blessings in creation and provision (vv. 5–13)?

2. Interpretation: What does this psalm reveal about God’s care for both His people and the world He sustains?

3. Application: How can praising God for His provision increase your gratitude and trust in daily life?

Day 1 – Sun, Oct 5, 2025

Read: Psalm 67; Proverbs 19

Study Questions (Psalm 67)

1. Observation: How does the psalmist describe God’s blessing and purpose for His people in verses 1–2?

2. Interpretation: Why does the psalm link God’s blessing with the nations knowing His salvation?

3. Application: How can you reflect God’s blessing in your life so that others may be drawn to Him?

Day 2 – Mon, Oct 6, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 2; Psalm 68

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 2)

1. Observation: What does Paul instruct the Corinthians to do for the repentant sinner in verses 5–11?

2. Interpretation: How does forgiveness protect the church from Satan’s schemes?

3. Application: Who might God be calling you to extend forgiveness and restoration to this week?

Day 3 – Tue, Oct 7, 2025

Read: Psalms 69–70

Study Questions (Psalm 69)

1. Observation: How does David describe his suffering and distress in verses 1–12?

2. Interpretation: How does this psalm point forward to the suffering of Christ (see vv. 20–21)?

3. Application: How can you turn to God in prayer and trust when you feel overwhelmed by opposition or discouragement?

Day 4 – Wed, Oct 8, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 3; Psalm 71

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 3)

1. Observation: How does Paul contrast the old covenant with the new covenant in verses 6–11?

2. Interpretation: What does Paul mean by saying that “the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom” (v. 17)?

3. Application: How can you live this week in greater dependence on the Spirit’s power and freedom?

Day 5 – Thu, Oct 9, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 4; Psalm 72

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 4)

1. Observation: How does Paul describe believers as “jars of clay” in verses 7–12?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul say our “light momentary affliction” is preparing us for “an eternal weight of glory” (vv. 16–18)?

3. Application: What trial in your life right now needs to be reframed in light of eternity?

Day 6 – Fri, Oct 10, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 5; Psalm 73; Proverbs 21

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 5)

1. Observation: What does Paul say about believers being new creations in verses 16–17?

2. Interpretation: What does it mean to be “ambassadors for Christ” (vv. 18–20)?

3. Application: How can you live as an ambassador of reconciliation in your relationships this week?

Day 7 – Sat, Oct 11, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 6; Psalm 74

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 6)

1. Observation: How does Paul describe the hardships and character of his ministry in verses 3–10?

2. Interpretation: What does it mean to be “separate” from the world in verses 14–18?

3. Application: Where might God be calling you to pursue greater holiness and separation from worldly influences?

Day 1 – Sunday, October 12, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 7; Psalm 75

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 7)

1. Observation: What emotions does Paul express about his relationship with the Corinthian believers, and how does he describe their repentance?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul connect godly grief with true repentance, and how does this differ from worldly grief?

3. Application: Where might you need to respond to conviction with godly sorrow that leads to restoration and renewed obedience?

Day 2 – Monday, October 13, 2025

Read: Psalms 76–77; Proverbs 22

Study Questions (Psalm 77)

1. Observation: How does the psalmist describe his distress and eventual remembrance of God’s mighty works?

2. Interpretation: What role does remembering God’s past faithfulness play in strengthening the psalmist’s trust amid present trouble?

3. Application: When you face discouragement, what specific acts of God’s faithfulness can you recall to anchor your hope today?

Day 3 – Tuesday, October 14, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 8; Psalm 78

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 8)

1. Observation: How does Paul commend the Macedonian believers for their generosity despite their poverty?

2. Interpretation: What does this reveal about the relationship between grace, sacrifice, and joyful giving?

3. Application: How can you cultivate a lifestyle of generosity that reflects Christ’s self-giving love, regardless of circumstances?

Day 4 – Wednesday, October 15, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 9; Psalm 79

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 9)

1. Observation: What principle does Paul teach through the metaphor of sowing and reaping in giving?

2. Interpretation: How does Paul connect cheerful giving to God’s sufficiency and abundance toward His people?

3. Application: In what ways can your generosity become a visible expression of your trust in God’s provision?

Day 5 – Thursday, October 16, 2025

Read: Psalm 80; Proverbs 23

Study Questions (Proverbs 23)

1. Observation: What warnings or instructions does this chapter give about pride, greed, and the pursuit of wealth?

2. Interpretation: How do these proverbs reveal the heart’s tendency to seek satisfaction apart from God’s wisdom?

3. Application: What daily practices can help you pursue humility and contentment rooted in God’s truth rather than worldly gain?

Day 6 – Friday, October 17, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 10; Psalm 81

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 10)

1. Observation: How does Paul describe the nature of spiritual warfare and the weapons believers use?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul emphasize boasting only in the Lord rather than personal achievements or appearances?

3. Application: How can you practice humble confidence in your ministry or service this week, relying on God’s power rather than your own strength?

Day 7 – Saturday, October 18, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 11; Psalm 82

Study Questions (2 Corinthians 11)

1. Observation: What challenges and hardships does Paul recount as evidence of his sincerity and devotion to Christ?

2. Interpretation: How does Paul contrast his suffering for Christ with the false teachers’ claims of superiority?

3. Application: How does remembering Christ’s example and Paul’s endurance help you persevere through difficulty in your own faith journey?

Day 1 – Sunday, October 19, 2025

Read: Psalms 83–84; Proverbs 24
Focus Passage: Psalm 84

1. What emotions and desires does the psalmist express about God’s dwelling place?

2. Why is it better to spend one day in God’s presence than a thousand elsewhere?

3. How can you cultivate that same longing for God’s presence in your daily life?

Day 2 – Monday, October 20, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 12; Psalm 85
Focus Passage: 2 Corinthians 12

1. What situation does Paul describe in verses 7–10, and how does he respond to his “thorn in the flesh”?

2. Why does Paul say that God’s power is made perfect in weakness, and how does that redefine strength for believers?

3. Where might God be calling you to rely on His strength instead of your own this week?

Day 3 – Tuesday, October 21, 2025

Read: 2 Corinthians 13; Psalm 86
Focus Passage: 2 Corinthians 13

1. What final instructions does Paul give to the Corinthians in verses 5–11?

2. Why does Paul call believers to “examine yourselves” in the faith, and how is this different from self-condemnation?

3. What would it look like to pursue restoration and unity within your relationships this week?

Day 4 – Wednesday, October 22, 2025

Read: Psalms 87–88; Proverbs 25
Focus Passage: Psalm 88

1. What tone and imagery does this psalm use to describe suffering and isolation?

2. How does this psalm remind us that even in despair, faith keeps crying out to God?

3. What dark or discouraging season in your life might this psalm give voice to, and how can you hold on to hope?

Day 5 – Thursday, October 23, 2025

Read: Galatians 1; Psalm 89
Focus Passage: Galatians 1

1. What concern does Paul express in verses 6–9, and how does he define the true gospel?

2. Why is adding human effort to the gospel such a dangerous distortion of grace?

3. How can you stay centered on the gospel of grace when you feel pressured to perform or prove your faith?

Day 6 – Friday, October 24, 2025

Read: Galatians 2; Psalm 90
Focus Passage: Galatians 2

1. What key conflict does Paul describe in verses 11–14, and what does it reveal about standing firm in the truth?

2. How does Paul summarize justification by faith in verses 19–21?

3. How can remembering that “Christ lives in me” change how you face daily struggles or temptations?

Day 7 – Saturday, October 25, 2025

Read: Psalm 91; Proverbs 26
Focus Passage: Psalm 91

1. What images does this psalm use to describe God’s protection over His people?

2. Why is trust such a central theme in this psalm, and how does it build confidence in God’s care?

3. What specific area of your life do you need to entrust more fully to God’s protection and promises this week?

Day 1 – Sunday, October 26, 2025

Read: Galatians 3; Psalm 92; Proverbs 28:1-5

Study Questions (Galatians 3:10-14)

1. What does Paul say about those who rely on the works of the law?

2. Why does Paul quote, “The righteous shall live by faith,” and how does that explain justification by faith alone?

3. How does Christ becoming a curse “for us” deepen your gratitude and rest in the gospel?

Day 2 — Monday, Oct 27

Read: Galatians 4; Psalm 93; Proverbs 28:6-11

Study Questions (Galatians 4:4-7)

1. What do these verses teach about God’s timing and initiative in sending His Son and Spirit?

2. How does adoption differ from mere forgiveness?

3. How can remembering that you are a child of God shape the way you approach fear, prayer, and obedience?

Day 3 — Tuesday, Oct 28

Read: Galatians 5; Psalm 94; Proverbs 28:12-18

Study Questions (Galatians 5:13-25)

1. What does Paul mean when he says believers are “called to freedom”?

2. How does he contrast the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit?

3. What habits or influences could you yield to the Spirit this week so that His fruit grows in your life?

Day 4 — Wednesday, Oct 29

Read: Galatians 6; Psalm 95; Proverbs 28:19-24

Study Questions (Galatians 6:1-10)

1. What instructions does Paul give for restoring someone caught in sin?

2. What does it mean to “sow to the Spirit,” and what kind of harvest does it bring?

3. How can your group practice gentle restoration and perseverance in doing good?

Day 5 — Thursday, Oct 30

Read: Psalm 96–97; Proverbs 28:25-28

Study Questions (Psalm 96)

1. How does the psalm describe God’s greatness and His reign over the earth?

2. Why does the psalmist connect worship with mission (“declare His glory among the nations”)?

3. What’s one concrete way you can reflect God’s glory in your community this week?

Day 6 — Friday, Oct 31

Read: Ephesians 1; Psalm 98; Proverbs 28:29-31

Study Questions (Ephesians 1:3-14)

1. What spiritual blessings has God given believers “in Christ”?

2. How does Paul describe the Holy Spirit’s role as a seal and guarantee?

3. How might meditating on your position “in Christ” produce both humility and confidence?

Day 7 — Saturday, Nov 1

Read: Psalm 99; Proverbs 28:32-35

Study Questions (Psalm 99)

1. What aspects of God’s holiness and justice stand out most?

2. How do the examples of Moses, Aaron, and Samuel illustrate faithful intercession?

3. How can remembering God’s holiness change the way you pray and approach Him?

Day 1 — Sunday, Nov 2

Read: Ephesians 2; Psalm 100; Proverbs 29:1–3

Study Questions (Ephesians 2:1–10)

1. What does Paul say about our condition before knowing Christ?

2. How does God’s mercy and grace transform that condition completely?

3. How can remembering that we are “God’s workmanship” stir you toward joyful obedience this week?

Day 2 — Monday, Nov 3

Read: Ephesians 3; Psalm 101; Proverbs 29:4–7

Study Questions (Ephesians 3:14–21)

1. What is Paul’s prayer for the believers in these verses?

2. Why does understanding the depth of Christ’s love strengthen obedience?

3. How might praying this passage shape your heart toward humility and dependence?

Day 3 — Tuesday, Nov 4

Read: Ephesians 4; Psalm 102; Proverbs 29:8–13

Study Questions (Ephesians 4:1–3; 17–24)

1. What does Paul mean by “walk in a manner worthy of the calling you have received”?

2. How do humility, gentleness, and patience reflect obedience from a renewed heart?

3. What “old self” patterns might God be prompting you to put off this week?

Day 4 — Wednesday, Nov 5

Read: Ephesians 5; Psalm 103; Proverbs 29:14–18

Study Questions (Ephesians 5:1–2; 8–10)

1. What does it mean to “walk in love” and “walk as children of light”?

2. How does imitating Christ shape your motivation for obedience?

3. How can living “as light” influence your relationships at home, work, and church?

Day 5 — Thursday, Nov 6

Read: Ephesians 6; Psalm 104; Proverbs 29:19–23

Study Questions (Ephesians 6:10–18)

1. What are believers called to put on in this passage, and why is it essential for obedience?

2. How does spiritual warfare relate to walking faithfully with God?

3. Which piece of God’s armor do you most need to strengthen right now?

Day 6 — Friday, Nov 7

Read: Psalm 105; Proverbs 29:24–27

Study Questions (Psalm 105:1–5)

1. What actions of obedience does this psalm call for in verses 1–5?

2. Why does remembering God’s works lead to renewed faithfulness?

3. How can gratitude become a daily discipline that fuels obedience?

Day 7 — Saturday, Nov 8

Read: Psalm 106; Proverbs 29:28–31

Study Questions (Psalm 106:6–13, 43–48)

1. How does Israel’s repeated disobedience reveal the need for a transformed heart?

2. How does God’s mercy in these verses point forward to Christ’s saving work?

3. How can reflecting on God’s patience stir you to greater devotion and perseverance?

Day 1 – Sunday, November 9, 2025

Read: Psalms 108–109, Proverbs 31

Study Questions (Psalm 108)

1. What does David declare about God’s steadfast love and faithfulness in verses 1–5?

2. Why do you think David begins with worship before asking for victory in battle, and what does that reveal about his trust in God?

3. How can you start your week with the same heart of praise and dependence on God that David models here?

Day 2 – Monday, November 10, 2025

Read: Philippians 1, Psalm 110

Study Questions (Philippians 1)

1. What does Paul say about his partnership with the believers in verses 3–8?

2. Why does Paul view his imprisonment as an opportunity to advance the gospel rather than a setback?

3. How can you look for opportunities to advance the gospel in your own difficult circumstances this week?

Day 3 – Tuesday, November 11, 2025

Read: Philippians 2, Psalm 111

Study Questions (Philippians 2)

1. What attitude does Paul call believers to have toward one another in verses 1–5?

2. How does the example of Christ’s humility in verses 6–11 define true greatness?

3. Where do you need to adopt the “mind of Christ” in your relationships and service this week?

Day 4 – Wednesday, November 12, 2025

Read: Psalms 112–113

Study Questions (Psalm 112)

1. How does Psalm 112 describe the person who fears the Lord?

2. What connection do you see between righteousness and generosity in this psalm?

3. How can fearing the Lord shape your confidence and stability when life feels uncertain?

Day 5 – Thursday, November 13, 2025

Read: Philippians 3, Psalm 114

Study Questions (Philippians 3)

1. What warning does Paul give about false confidence in verses 1–7?

2. Why does Paul consider everything a loss compared to knowing Christ in verses 8–11?

3. What might it look like to “press on” toward knowing Christ more deeply in your daily life?

Day 6 – Friday, November 14, 2025

Read: Philippians 4, Psalm 115

Study Questions (Philippians 4)

1. What does Paul command believers to do in verses 4–9, and how is joy tied to peace?

2. Why does Paul say he can be content in all circumstances in verses 10–13?

3. What truth about God’s provision do you need to hold onto to experience contentment this week?

Day 7 – Saturday, November 15, 2025

Read: Colossians 1, Psalms 116–117

Study Questions (Colossians 1)

1. What does Paul say about Christ’s role in creation and redemption in verses 15–20?

2. Why is it important that Christ is not only the Savior but also the Sustainer of all things?

3. How can remembering Christ’s supremacy help you rest in His sufficiency this weekend?

Study Guide: Week 14 – November 16–22

Readings: Colossians 2–4, 1 Thessalonians 1, Psalms 118–122, Proverbs 1–2
Theme: Rooted in Christ, Guided by Wisdom, Sustained by Praise

Day 1 – Sunday, November 16, 2025

Read: Colossians 2

1. What commands does Paul give in verses 6–7 about how believers should live in Christ?

2. Why does Paul warn against being taken captive by “philosophy and empty deceit”?

3. What does being “rooted and built up in Him” look like in your current stage of life or faith?

Day 2 – Monday, November 17, 2025

Read: Colossians 3

1. What qualities or virtues does Paul say should define those who belong to Christ?

2. How do love and peace serve as the unifying marks of Christian community in this passage?

3. Which of these virtues is God calling you to practice more intentionally this week?

Day 3 – Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Read: Colossians 4; 1 Thessalonians 1

1. What stands out about Paul’s instructions regarding prayer, wisdom, and speech?

2. How do the Thessalonians demonstrate a faith that works, love that labors, and hope that endures?

3. What would it look like for your faith to be described as active and enduring like theirs?

Day 4 – Wednesday, November 19, 2025

Read: Psalm 118–119:1–16

1. What repeated truth does the psalmist declare about God’s steadfast love and faithfulness?

2. How does delighting in God’s Word protect and strengthen the believer’s heart?

3. How can gratitude and Scripture meditation shape your perspective when life feels uncertain?

Day 5 – Thursday, November 20, 2025

Read: Psalm 120–121

1. What images does the psalmist use to describe God’s constant protection and care?

2. How does the psalm contrast human weakness with divine strength?

3. What would change in your daily life if you truly believed the Lord watches over every step you take?

Day 6 – Friday, November 21, 2025

Read: Psalm 122; Proverbs 1

1. What emotions and desires does the psalmist express about being in God’s house?

2. How does the fear of the Lord serve as the foundation for wisdom and community life?

3. What steps can you take to cultivate both joy in worship and reverence for God’s wisdom?

Day 7 – Saturday, November 22, 2025

Read: Proverbs 2

1. What actions does Solomon say are necessary for someone who truly seeks wisdom?

2. How does this chapter describe the relationship between pursuing wisdom and finding security in the Lord?

3. How could you pursue God’s wisdom “like hidden treasure” in your spiritual or relational life this week?

Day 1 – Sun, Nov 23, 2025

Read: 1 Thessalonians 2; Psalm 123

Study Questions (1 Thessalonians 2)

1. Observation: How does Paul describe his ministry among the Thessalonians in verses 1–8?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul emphasize sincerity and gentleness as central to gospel ministry?

3. Application: Where might God be calling you to serve others with greater humility, integrity, or affection this week?

Day 2 – Mon, Nov 24, 2025

Read: Psalms 124–125

Study Questions (Psalm 124)

1. Observation: How does the psalmist describe the danger Israel faced and God’s deliverance in verses 1–8?

2. Interpretation: What does this psalm teach about God’s protection and presence on behalf of His people?

3. Application: Where have you recently seen God help, protect, or deliver you from something overwhelming?

Day 3 – Tue, Nov 25, 2025

Read: 1 Thessalonians 3; Psalm 126

Study Questions (1 Thessalonians 3)

1. Observation: What concerns does Paul express in verses 1–5, and how does he respond to them?

2. Interpretation: Why does Paul emphasize strengthening believers’ faith in the face of trials?

3. Application: What steps can you take this week to strengthen your faith or encourage someone else’s?

Day 4 – Wed, Nov 26, 2025

Read: 1 Thessalonians 4; Psalm 127

Study Questions (1 Thessalonians 4)

1. Observation: What does Paul teach about sanctification and holiness in verses 1–8?

2. Interpretation: How does holiness in daily life reflect a desire to please God?

3. Application: In what area of life do you need to pursue greater obedience or purity this week?

Day 5 – Thu, Nov 27, 2025

Read: 1 Thessalonians 5; Psalms 128–129

Study Questions (1 Thessalonians 5)

1. Observation: What contrasts does Paul draw about the Day of the Lord in verses 1–11?

2. Interpretation: How do the commands in verses 12–22 shape Christian community life?

3. Application: Which command in this chapter—give thanks, pray continually, encourage others—do you sense God prompting you to focus on?

Day 6 – Fri, Nov 28, 2025

Read: 2 Thessalonians 1; Psalm 130

Study Questions (2 Thessalonians 1)

1. Observation: What does Paul commend the Thessalonians for in verses 3–5?

2. Interpretation: How does Paul use God’s coming judgment to encourage believers who are suffering?

3. Application: How can remembering God’s justice strengthen you in a difficult situation right now?

Day 7 – Sat, Nov 29, 2025

Read: 2 Thessalonians 2; Psalm 131

Study Questions (2 Thessalonians 2)

1. Observation: What misunderstandings about Christ’s return does Paul correct in verses 1–3?

2. Interpretation: How does Paul encourage believers to stand firm and hold onto the traditions taught to them (vv. 13–15)?

3. Application: What truths about God or His promises do you need to cling to more tightly this week?