Weekly Bible Reading Plan & Catechism Memorization

Weekly Bible Reading Plan

Weekly readings, Monday through Friday, for the entire year

Designed collectively for our church body & household families

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Have you ever thought of hope as a decision to be made? Does thinking of the coming of Christ bring you hope today?
What does it mean to keep sober in spirit? How can you rely on God’s help to keep sober in spirit today?
(Prov. 9) What is one choice you have to make between wisdom and folly this week?

What is our motivation supposed to be for being holy?
How would you define holiness? Can you achieve holiness on your own?
(Prov. 10:1-16) Many of these verses address our use of words. When is a time where someone’s words have had a deep impact on you?

What can we learn here about God’s judgment? How should we live as a result of this knowledge?
What does redeemed mean? With what were you redeemed?
(Prov. 10:17-32) What does it look like for you to be wise with your words today?

Why does Peter say that Christ was revealed? Do you think you are included in this?
How should Christ’s redemption of us affect our lives and behavior?
(Prov. 11:1-15) This chapter largely contrasts the righteous and the wicked. Which quality of the righteous do you feel God calling you to seek after by His grace today?

Why do these verses say that we should love one another deeply?
How are you described in verse 24? How is the word of God described? How does this change your perspective today?
(Prov. 11:16-31) What can we learn about how God views the righteous and the wicked from this passage?

Teaching the fundamental foundations of our faith in question & answer format

Q: What is the third commandment?

A: I shall not misuse the name of the Lord my God. I cannot do this on my own, but by God’s grace I can.