Morning Worship 9:00 a.m.                                                                                         "Original Church Dedicated in 1926"
Junior Church and Nursery are provided during Worship                                        "New Church   Dedicated May 26, 1991"
Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. for all ages

 

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This Weeks Memory Verse

Honor her for all that her hands have done, and let her works bring her praise at the city gate.   Proverbs 31:31
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2024 Prayer Families
for the
Month 


March

  3rd:  Nancy Evans & Family
10th:  Chuck & Stephanie McCormick
17th:  Ed Lagnese
24th:  Carol Ludwig & Diane Rhoads
31st:  Bob & Jennie Peton

April

  7th:  Adam, Brittany, Everly & Enzley Rosneck
14th:  Brian Hudock
21st:  Mamadou Ndiaye & Family
28th:  Susan Toth

May

  5th:  Ron, Rebecca & Anna Rosiek
12th:  Rick & Denise Marker
19th:  Lois Scabis
26th:  Will Chambers

June

  2nd:  Paul & Lori Rosneck
9th:  Carol & Shelley Williams & Family
16th:  Bill, Joyce, Brandon & Alexis Hughes
23rd:  George, Tricia, Ashton & Delaney Reposky
30th:  John, Jodi, Caleb, Elise & Jacob Sepesy

July

  7th:  Nicholas & Mallory Rosneck
14th:  Michael, Helena, mason & Norah Peton
21st:  Shirley Jones, Leo, Daisy & Dylan Jones
28th:  Reid, Emily, Ellie & Max Miller

August

  4th:  Michelle, Grant, Lindsay & Alyssa Sloan
11th:  Mark & Debbie Pompei
18th:  LeRoy & Audrey Marker
25th:  Chris, Jordan & Riley Burle

September

  1st:  Lori Walls Robaugh
8th:  Tarita Burle
15th:  Suzy Kuzy
22nd:  Susan Combs & Family
29th:  Barry Hatalsky, Lucy Stiner & Families

October

  6th:  Norma Yeardie
13th:  Ryan, Karly & Willow Wooldridge
20th:  Brandon Watson
27th:  Rhonda & Rob Briggs & Family

November

  3rd:  JD, Krista, Jenna & Tyler Felio
10th:  Jerry Kessler
17th:  Dan Seizak
24th:  Candy & Mark Kinnan

December

  1st:  Mike & Kathy Brashear & Family
8th:  Clare & Wendy Bargerstock
15th:  Mike & Helen Yingling
22nd:  Penny Rosebuck
29th:  Richie, Sam, Savannah, Shavonne, Silveeah &            Baylee King








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          NEW YOUTH               MINISTRY IN ACTION    (NYMIA)

If your not here your Missing In Action!

Press the X-factor tab at
 the top of this page to go to the Youth Page. 
Once on the Youth Page To activate the Virtual Room click the link above the room.


All Youth
Note we have changed our Name
to "NYMIA"
New Youth Ministry In Action

  X-Factor
is still a base for our teaching.

eXtreme
F-aith
A-cceptance
C-ourage
T-eachings
O-bedience
R-eward

We are meeting on
      Sunday Evenings     
4:00 - 5:30 pm


To our Youth:
Look for Monthly Newsletters they are in our vitual room in the upper left hand corner in the picture banner of NYMIA. 
Click on picture to open news letter.
Check out the Youth Page!

Keep Studying the
Books of the Bible!


(see the x-factor tab at the top of this page- this link will take you to the recipe so that you can have all ingredients ready to go! 
Invite and friend or too participate.)
Check out the Recipe box on the sofa in our
Virtual Room.


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UPCOMING EVENTS

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Palm Sunday Service
March 14th  9:00 Am

Maundy Thursday Service
March 28th  7:00 pm

Good Friday Service
March 29th  7:00 pm
St. Peter's Parish

Easter Sunday
March 31st  9:00 am

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BAMA Food For Falcon's Drive
 March

Pop-Tarts
Little bowls of Mac & Cheese
or Ravioli

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Fayette Friends of Animals
Wish List:

Joy or Dawn Liquid Detergent
Paper towels   
Chlorox Bleach

Liquid Laundry Detergent
          Rescue Cleaner  
Mops and Mop Heads

39 Gallon Trash Bags
Van Cleaning Supplies
Stamp & Envelopes
Friskies Canned or Dry Food
Fancy Feast Kitten Wet Food
Purina One Chicken & Rice or Lamb
No Scent Clumping Kitty Litter
Walmart Gift Cards  Gas Cards


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Check Out
VBS Kingdom Sports Camp

CHECK OUT THE VIDEO LINK IT IS UPLIFTING AND WILL BOOST YOUR SPIRIT!

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Tithes & Offerings
can be mailed to
PO Box 387
Allison, PA 15413

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Bible Study
7:00 pm


Monday  - March 25th
Monday - April 29th


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Bucks-in-a-Basket
Benefits our
Compassion Children
One child lives in Africa and
 one in Kentucky

Sunday March 10th
Sunday March 14th


Donations can be sent
with your offering
Please mark for Special Offering for
Compassion Children


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EVANGELISM VISITATION

Tuesday March 19th 6:30
Tuesday April 23rd 6:30

If you or someone you know
would like prayer please call Pasor Mike.


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CHOIR PRACTICE
Some Day We'll Sing Again in Church - LOL

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BOARD MEETINGS

Tuesday - March 12th - 7:00 pm
Tuesday - April 9th - 7:00 pm
Tuesday - May 14th - 7:00 pm
Tuesday - June 11th - 7:00 pm
Tuesday  - July 9th - 7:00 pm
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Shut-In Visit

If you or Anyone you know
would like a visit
Please Call Pastor Mike

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Library News

There are a lot of good books
in our library. 
All books are free to take out. 
Just fill out the library card and place it in the Book Out Box.  Happy Reading!

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BULLETIN SPONSORS FOR 2024
$16 A MONTH

March 
Bob & Jennie Peton in Memory of Dana Murphy
       
April  
Susan Combs in Memory of Marge McCormick

May
Susan Toth in Memory of Will & Anna Chambers

June

Savannah Kurcina in Honor of Miss Carol Ludwig

July 
Blanche Markiewicz in Memory of her husband Chuck

August
Tracy Glidden in Memory of James & Grace Hatfield

September
Chuck & Stephanie McCormick in Honor of Shirley Jones and in Memory of Marge McCormick.

October
Carol & Shelley Williams in Memory of Brothers and Sisters that have passed away.

November 
Tricia & George Reposky

December
Joyce Hampton in Memory of Darlene Hampton




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NEWSLETTER SPONSORS FOR 2024 - $16.00 A MONTH

March   
Chuck & Stephanie McCormick in Memory of Our Fathers    

April   
Susan Combs in Memory of Family who have passed on.

May 
Nancy Evans in Memory of her Father.

June 
Pastor Mike & Nancy Peton in Memory of John & Gloria Peton

July
Rick & Denise Marker in Memory of Lavonne's Birthday

August
Will Chambers in Honor of Sisters Susan & Shelley

September
Jean Arnold in Memory of her husband Dale.

October
Blanche Markiewicz in Memory of Marybelle and Floyd Bane

November
Joyce Hampton in Memory of Father Ronald Hampton

December
Lana Konopka in Memory of Father Philip Scabis



JUNIOR CHURCH SCHEDULE
2024

March
3rd:  Lana Konopka
10th:  Nancy Evans
17th:  Nicholas Rosneck
24th:  Paul Rosneck
31st:  EASTER

April
7th:  Denise Marker
14th:  Carol Ludwig
21st:  Rick Marker
28th:  Tricia Reposky

May
5th:  Tracy Glidden
12th:  Denise Marker
19th:  Bill Hughes
26th:  Susan Combs

June, July & August
SUMMER BREAK

September
1st:  Bob Peton
8th:  Lana Konopka
15th:  Paul Rosneck
22nd:  Nicholas Rosneck
29th:  Carol Ludwig

October
6th:  Rick Marker
13th:  Tricia Reposky
20th:  Tracy Glidden
27th:  Denise Marker

November
3rd:  Bill Hughes
10th:  Susan Combs
17th:  Bob Peton
24th:  THANKSGIVING

December
1st:  Lana Konopka
8th:  Nancy Evans
15th:  Nicholas Rosneck
22nd:  CHRISTMAS
29th:  Paul Rosneck

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WORSHIP LEADER 2024


March               Carol Ludwig
April                  Bob Peton
May                   Stephanie McCormick
June                   Rick Marker
July                    Paul Rosneck
August               Denise Marker
September         Carol Ludwig
October              Bob Peton
November          Stephanie McCormick
December          Rick Marker


 
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DIACONATE  (Offering) SCHEDULE 2024


 March
George Reposky
Alternate:  Jerry Kessler

 April
   Bill Hughes
Alternate:  Danny Seizak

 May
    Susan Combs
Alternate:  Lori Rosneck

June

    Nancy Evans
Alternate:  Stephanie McCormick

July
    Ashton Reposky
Alternate:  Nicholas Rosneck

August
    Jean Arnold
Alternate:  Nolan Konopka

September
    Delaney Resposky
Alternate:  Jennie Peton

October
    Chuck McCormick
Alternate:  Bob Peton

November
    Tricia Reposky
Alternate:  Savannah Kurcina

December
    Tracy Glidden
Alternate:  Paul Rosneck

           

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GREETERS  2024


March
  Chuck and Stephanie McCormick

April
Danny Seizak & Jerry Kessler

May
    Savannah Kurcina & Jean Arnold

June
    Susan Combs

July
    Paul Rosneck

August
    Will Chambers

September
    Susan Combs

October
    Nancy Evans

 
November
    Bob & Jenny Peton

December
    Nancy Evans



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PREPARERS  2024

March
Jennie & Bob Peton

April
         Chuck McCormick & Tracy Glidden


May
         Susan Combs & Nancy Evans

June
         Shelley Williams & Susan Toth

July
         Jean Arnold & Savannah Kurcina

August
         Susan Combs & Nancy Evans

September
         Jean Arnold & Savannah Kurcina

October
         Jennie & Bob Peton

November
         Shelley Williams & Susan Toth

December
         Chuck McCormick & Tracy Glidden

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ELDERS SCHEDULE:  
2024



March 10th & 17th:
Carol Ludwig & Stephanie McCormick
March 24th & 31st:
Nicholas Rosneck & Bob Peton

April 7th & 14th:
Rick Marker & Paul Rosneck
April 21st & 28th:
Will Chambers & Nicholas Rosneck

May 5th & 12th:
Stephanie McCormick & Carol Ludwig
May 19th & 26th
Bob Peton & Nicholas Rosneck

June 2nd & 9th:  Paul Rosneck & Rick Marker

June 16th & 23rd:
Stephanie McCormick & Will Chambers
June 30th:
Carol Ludwig & Stephanie McCormick

July 7th:
Carol Ludwig & Stephanie McCormick
July 14th & 21st:
Nicholas Rosneck & Bob Peton
July 28th:  Rick Marker & Paul Rosneck

August 4th:
Rick Marker & Paul Rosneck
August 13th & 18th:
Will Chambers & Paul Rosneck
August 25th:
Carol Ludwig & Stephanie McCormick

September 1st:
Stephanie McCormick & Carol Ludwig
September 8th & 15th: 
Bob Peton & Nicholas Rosneck

September 22nd & 29th:
Paul Rosneck & Rick Marker

October 6th & 13th:
Carol Ludwig & Will Chambers
October 20th & 27th:
Carol Ludwig & Stephanie McCormick

November 3rd & 10th
Nicholas Rosneck & Bob Peton
November 17th & 24th:
Rick Marker & Paul Rosneck

December 1st & 8th:
Will Chambers & Rick Marker
December 15th & 22nd:
Stephanie McCormick & Carol Ludwig
December 29th
Bob Peton & Nicholas Rosneck


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CHILD PROTECTIVE CLEARANCES

The State of Pennsylvania is requiring all people within the Church who come in direct contact with children to have
Protective Clearances done. 
There are two forms that need sent in.
You can do this on line at
www.compass.state.pa.us/CWIS 
and the state police website - Form SP4-164
The cost is $10.00 for each form.

Please do this ASAP and give your
clearances to Lori.
 
If you are an Elected Board Officer, Junior Church Leader, Sunday School Teacher, Youth Group Leader and Pastor, you are required to file for clearances.  See Lori for forms or you can go to the websites and register.  The cost is $20.00 for both.
If you are unable to cover the cost
see Pastor Mike.

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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

Donations are being accepted for the Capital Campaign.  Our goal is $50,000
The funds will go toward a new roof and general church repair projects. You can mail you special donation to:

Allison Christian Church 

PO Box 387 

Allison, PA 15413

Mark your check:

ATTN. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

Thank you and God Bless you for your donations.

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"Imagine A Church"

Imagine a church that welcomes you regardless of your age, your looks, the clothes you wear, the amount of money you have, your past experiences, your stage in life or your stage in the journey of faith.
Imagine a church that is amazed by your God given gifts and talents and is eager to help you use them to make the community and world around you better. 
 
Image a church that could step outside the norm, embracing new technology and ideas, while also staying true to a sound Biblical foundation.
 
Imagine a church that challenges the status quo in its Christian life by studying, praying, practicing, and praising with receptive hunger that grows deeper every day.
 
Image a church that seizes the opportunity to make a positive impact in the community through service and spreading the message of hope of Jesus Christ to others.  
 
Imagine a church where strangers and guests are united as a family and want to nurture one another in their spiritual growth. 
 
Our vision is that your imagination becomes reality as we seek to Exalt God!
 
We invite you to join us for our worship service this Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m.!

Don't forget to LIKE US on Facebook & Youtube!!

 
We invite you and your family to come join us as we worship the Lord.                              All are welcome to partake in communion each sunday.                                      Nursery and Junior Church are provided.

"Train up a child in the way he shall go and he will not depart from it."     Proverbs 22:6
   
Pastor Michael Peton

Rejoice in the Lord Always!
 
 
"FOOD FOR THOUGHT"

Instruments of Peace

Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you.
Not as the world gives do I give to you.
Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid.
     John 14:27


According to some historians, there has been peace over all the world only four times in the last 3,000 years.  Upsetting as that sounds, it doesn't suprise me.  I remember the words of the prophet Jeremiah when he proclaimed disaster for Jerusalem:  "They have healed the wound of my people lightly, saying, 'Peace, peace,' when there is no peace" (Jeremiah 6:14)

We all want peace, don't we?  People say, "Can't we all get along?"  So why cna't we?  The apostle Jmeas wrote, "let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger" (James 1:19).  But that is easier said than done.

Have we given up on peace too soon?  Perhaps.  But maybe what we need to do right now is draw closer to the cross of jesus to find that in him peace has been here all along.

Dear Lord Jesus, grant me your Spirit that I may truly be an instrument of your peace.  Amen.

Read: Psalm 107




What is Lent's Meaning and Purpose
Lent is meant to be a time of repentance.  These 40 days are set aside to praise and worship the Lord;
to read the Bible more, and to pray more often.  Christians who observe Lent correctly anticipate deeper intimacy with the Lord.

Lent signifies a solemn 40 day period preceeding Easter.  Commencing on Ash Wednesday and concluding on Holy Saturday, Lent is characterized by fasting, prayer and repentance as believers prepare for the celebration of Easter Sunday.  This season of reflection and self-disciple involves practices such as abstaining from certain indulgences, fostering a deeper spiritual connection and commemorating the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.



Prayer:

Should your path be obscured with darkness,
I pray that God's grace light up your path.
Should your heart be burdened with fear,
I pray that you reach out for His Hands and let it guide you.
Should your hands feel empty and your struggles pushing you to the ground
I pray that you find His Love and let it fill the void in your soul.

                                                                                                                                                 
DAILY PRAYER:  Lord God, I come before you praising you and thanking you for your Son, our Savior. 
Open my heart and mind to the understanding of your word. 
Help me to press on in the studying
of Your Word.
May my light always shine bright for you.  Strengthen my prayer time, and help me to become a mighty warrior in prayer.
Strengthen my fellowship with other believers. Help me to share your great love with others.
Give me a true heart of worship and help me to be obedient to your word and callings on my life. May my love for others be selfless, and my heart never be shut when I see a brother or sister in
need or lonely.  Remove all fear and anxiety caused in this world today from me. Help me to share your love with the world.  All this I ask in Your Precious Holy Name.  Amen.



8 keys to a more powerful prayer life in 2024


I love Luke 5:16 because it shows that just like you and me, Jesus needed a break from the demands of his busy life to recharge his batteries and spend time with his Heavenly Father. The life of Christ is intended to give us examples we
can follow and learn from. So, even though he was God incarnate, Jesus didn't draw on his superpowers as the Son of God when it came to facing life's challenges. Instead, when he was exhausted or burdened or in need of spiritual refreshment, he would "slip away" to pray plugging into the power, perception, and purpose that can only be found in God's presence.

But Jesus Himself would often slip away to the wilderness and pray.
Luke 5:16, AMP
Prayer is one of the most powerful weapons God has given us, and looking ahead at 2023,
I believe it has never been more important for God's people to be on our knees. knowing how to pray is not always easy. Jesus' disciples felt the same confusion. They were familiar with the oft-repeated prayers of the Torah. But Jesus prayed with a kind of authority and power they had never seen before as God was listening! So when they came to Jesus, as told in Matthew 6, they didn't say, "Teach us another prayer. They said, Lord teach us to pray.

The Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13) is Christ's response. It is a beautiful prayer and one that every Christian should hide in their heart l challenged my granddaughter to memorize it. But elegant as the words are, I do not believe Jesus intended it to become another ritualistic prayer. Rather, it was to be an example of how to pray.


This, then, is how you should pray:
Our Father which art in heaven,
Hallowed be thy name,
Thy kingdom come,
Thy will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our treaspasses
as we forgiven those who treaspass against us.
And lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil
for thine is the Kingdom
and the Power and
 the Glory forever. Amen.
Matthew 6:9-13, KJV

Here are eight keys that have helped me develop a more powerful and effective prayer life.
I hope they will encourage you to make 2023 a year of prayer.

1. Know to whom you are speaking.

Prayer is a conversation with God, and every conversation begins by addressing the person to whom you are speaking by name. Jesus begins with Our Father in heaven. He focuses on a distinct person the heavenly Father with whom he has a personal relationship. We share the same right to call God Father and there are times when we need to talk with our Abba Father, Daddy God. But God is three distinct persons in One: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

I find it helpful in my prayer times to focus on which of the Holy Trinity I need to talk to. Often I talk to Jesus, the friend who is closer than a brother and the Savior of my soul. Other times I cry out to the Holy Spirit, who fills and empowers me to do the tasks Father God has called me to do. Having a distinct sense of who I am speaking to helps me formulate what I want to say and how I want to say it.

2. Thank him.

A heartfelt thank you is always a great conversation starter. Like any parent, God loves to see that we have grateful hearts. But more importantly, as we take the time to praise God for all He has done in the past the answered prayers, the impossible situations overcome, the healings and grace our faith to believe for even greater answers to prayer grows stronger and more confident. Praise opens the gates of heaven and should always be part of our alone time with God.

3. Ask for God's will.

The Lord's Prayer is not the only place where Jesus role-modeled a heart of obedience and submission to the will of God over his own desires and needs. In the Garden of Gethsemane, only hours before Jesus' crucifixion, he would once again pray, not my will, but yours be done. In a world where right and wrong are frequently confused and the future is so uncertain, it can be hard to know how to pray or what to ask for when difficult circumstances arise. But the one thing
we can know with absolute certainty is that God's plan for those who love him is good, and the safest place we can be is in the center of his divine will.

4. Say what you need.

In Jesus' time, bread was a staple one of the most basic needs of life and he did not hesitate to ask God to provide it.
But we often hesitate to bother God with the little things we need, thinking he shouldn't be bothered. And when the big problems come, we try everything we can to solve the problem before we think to pray. The Bible says, you do not have because you do not ask God. So never hesitate to ask God for what you need in 2023. Your Father in heaven delights to give you good gifts.

5. Ask for forgiveness.

James 5:16 reminds us that if we want our prayers to be heard, our hearts need to be right with God and with one another. If you feel your prayers are bouncing off the ceiling, take some time to check your heart.

6. Pray with a friend.

There is power in agreement when we pray in Jesus name. When I have an urgent need to take before the throne of God, I will often call a friend to pray with me.  If you don't already have one, make finding a trusted prayer partner one of your goals in 2023.

7. Pray the Word.

My mother was a spiritual prayer warrior, and much that I know about prayer I learned from her.
I loved to listen to her pray because for every need or situation, she would claim a scripture of promise. The Word of God has power and is our great spiritual weapon, Mama would say. "Pray the Word, Pray the Word.

Jesus did the same when he was tempted by Satan in the wilderness (see Luke 4:1-12). He was the Son of God, but he did not use his divine authority. Instead, he used the authority of the Scriptures.

8. Memorize Scripture.

The most important key to a vibrant prayer life is to understand our spiritual authority in Christ as explained in the Scriptures. The only way to do that is to become intimately familiar with the Bible. Even a few minutes a day in the Word of God will add strength and authority to your prayers in 2023.


If you have a minute check out this inspiring video on prayer - "The Moment When Faith Kicks In"
copy and paste this link:  https://youtu.be/wXagfyD5Kwk
   (It is 3 minutes 25 seconds long.)



If you're in a hurry, use this list to jump to a Specific Prayer idea:

  1. Praise God for Who He Is
  2. Thank God for What He Has Done
  3. Pray that You Remember Gods Love and Grace for You
  4. Pray That You Would Love Your Neighbors
  5. Talk to God About Someone in Need
  6. Pray for Someone Who Does Not Yet Know Jesus
  7. Pray That You Would Love Your Enemies
  8. Pray That You Would Give Your Time, Money and Energy
  9. Pray for Your Church or Christian Community
  10. Pray for Your City and Nation
  11. Pray for Civic and National Leaders
  12. Pray for Kindness
  13. Pray for Humility
  14. Pray for Teachability
  15. Pray for The Ability to Forgive
  16. Pray for Obedience
  17. Pray for Your Mind to Be Renewed
  18. Pray for Purity
  19. Pray for Responsibility
  20. Pray for Courage
  21. Pray for Hope





Three Approaches to Reading the Bible

There are many ways to read the Bible, but these three methods work and they will bear fruit.  If you are not reading God's Word daily right now, that can change by using one of these simple plans or approaches.  Depending on your daily schedule, you can pick a way to read the Bible that works best for you.  Enjoy your reading!


(1) PICK A BOOK
Other than reading the Bible straight through from Genesis to Revelation, choosing a book of the Bible is the easiest
way to begin.  But you can choose the books you read based on length or based on subject matter.

BOOKS BY LENGTH:
The greastest sense of accomplishment will come by starting with short books rather than long ones.  Obadiah, Philemon, and Jude each have one chapter; Ruth, several of the Minor Prophets, and some of Paul's epistles have fewer than five chapters, and so on.  It is better to start small and be encouraged by your accomplishment than to start big
(like with Deuteronomy, Isaiah, Jeremiah, or Revelation) and grow discouraged.  An advantage of this approach is that it requires no other study aids.  The Bible is all you need.

BOOKS BY SUBJECT MATTER:
The Bible contains five broad categoreis of subject matter that could be chosen based on personal interest or perference:

HISTORY:  Genesis - Esther plus Acts (Written in narrative, historical style)

WISDOM/POETRY:  Job - Song of Songs (Full of poetic imagery)

PROPHETIC/APOCALYPTIC:  Isaiah - Malachi plus Revelation (The most challenging subject matter)

GOSPELS Matthew - John (Mark is shortest; John is thematic rather than biographical)

EPIESTLES:  Romans - Jude (practical theology and instruction for the Christian life)

(2) PICK A TOPIC
There is no shortage of topics one could choose to read about in the Bible.  The two broadest being a subject or a person(s):

SUBJECTS:  Read about love, war, sex, discipline, creation, wisdom, judgment, money, angels, marriage, children, anger, and the list goes on.  Pick a subject that interests you, or about which you have quetions, and pursue it in an open-ended fashion.  Or, purpose to study a subject-a-month for a year.  Reading just 15 minutes a day for 30 days equals 7.5 hours - a mini-course in a topic related to your life.

PEOPLE:  Read about Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon, Jesus' disciples (by name or as a group), Paul, Peter, John Barnabas, one of several Marys -- and more.

For a subject or character study, you will need some sort of topical study guide or a Bible concordance (either or both are found in many of today's study Bibles).  A topical study guide will group relevant passages together for you; a concordance will list every verse in which "love/loves" or "Abraham" is mentioned.  Then, it is simply a matter of reading through all of the relevant verses.

(3) PICK A PURPOSE
This approach allows you to embrace the purpose for which certain parts of the Bible were written.  For instance . . .

PSALMS - staying focused on (worshipping) God in the midst of life's trials.

PROVERBS - gaining wisdom needed to live a skillful godly life.

SONG OF SONGS - exploring the depths of marital love and romance.

ECCLESIASTES - understanding why the world can't satisfy man's deepest longings.

DANIEL - Examining evidence that God rules the world and the affairs of kings.

MATTHEW - proving to a Jewish audience that Jesus was the Messiah.

JOHN - demonstrating that Jesus was the divine Son of God.

ACTS - relating a record of the supernatural explosion of the early Church.

1 CORINTHIANS - answering a variety of questions about Christian living.

REVELATION - outlining God's victorious plan for the end of the present age.

Each of the above three approaches works well when you designate a specific amount of time to study every day.
Begin reading, mark your place at the end of the allotted time and continue reading the next day.

Make time for GOD's Word!