Monday - Acts 21:27-22:22
Surprising opposition! Why surprising? (See 21:26) Consider Paul’s testimony – lessons for us?

Tuesday - Genesis 13:1-13; 19:1-29; 50:1-21; Philippians 1:12-30
Why should we be slow to evaluate the rightness, success, usefulness, failure, etc. of our decisions and/or circumstances?

Wednesday - Numbers 16; Matthew 12:22-32; I Peter 2:18-25
How should we respond when we are misunderstood, falsely accused, or slandered?

Thursday - Acts 22:1-5; Philippians 3:3-11
Paul regularly refers to his past zeal for the law and his persecution of the church – why?

Friday - Exodus 3; Jeremiah 1; John 15:16
Ultimately what is it that radically changed Paul’s life and ours?

Saturday - Jeremiah 26:1-15; 38:1-6; Mark 5:1-20; Matthew 27:1-30
Jeremiah and Jesus – God’s messengers! The people’s response was “go away” or “they do not deserve to live”, etc. Why such deep hostility?

Monday - Acts 21:1-26; Genesis 32:1-21
How can we apply the lessons here to our lives?

Tuesday - Acts 5; Jeremiah 15; II Timothy 3:12
The Apostles saw the suffering in the name of Christ as an honor – do you? Why or why not?

Wednesday - Philippians 1; Isaiah 50
From Philippians 1, what was Paul’s greatest desire?

Thursday - Luke 11:1-13; Matthew 26:36-46
Jesus desired above all that God’s will be done. How can we desire His will above our own?

Friday - Isaiah 2:1-5; Micah 4:1-5; Ephesians 2:11-22
What should we pray for and praise God for?

Saturday - I Corinthians 8-10
In 1 Corinthians 9:22, Paul says, “I have become all things to all people, that by all means I might save some”. What did he mean? What didn’t he mean? How can we apply it?

Monday - Acts 20:13-38
What lessons do we learn here as Paul addresses the Ephesian elders?

Tuesday - Genesis 32; I Peter 5:1-11
How can we grow in humility? Humble ourselves?

Wednesday - Acts 20:19, 31; II Corinthians 2:4, Philippians 3:18
What does Paul mean, serving, writing, thinking of enemies of the gospel “with tears?”

Thursday - Acts 20:20, 27; II Samuel 1:1-15a; Ezekiel 3
Paul did not shrink from declaring anything profitable, the whole counsel of God, etc. How can we apply this to our lives?

Friday - I Samuel 17; Philippians 3
What should our priorities look like according to these passages?

Saturday - Acts 20:28; Deuteronomy 4:1-40
Paul says, “watch over yourselves and the flock of Christ”. Is there an application, not only for Elders, but for all Christians?

Monday - Deuteronomy 31:30-32:47
Why is this Song of Moses included here at the end of Deuteronomy?

Tuesday - Exodus 17:1-7; 1 Corinthians 10
Throughout Moses’ song God is called a “Rock.” What significance did this have for the Israelites standing right outside the Promised Land? What significance does this have for us?

Wednesday - Psalm 18; Matthew 7:21-29
How does knowing God as our Rock bring us comfort, peace, and/or hope?

Thursday - Psalm 78; Mark 12:1-12
How was Israel to hear the chilling prophecies of judgment in the Song of Moses and elsewhere in the OT? Are we to hear them differently, and if so, how?

Friday - Romans 2:1-11; 9:30-10:21; 12:17-21; 15:8-13
How do we, following Paul’s example in Romans, hear and apply the Song of Moses to our lives in light of Christ’s coming and the New Covenant in his blood?

Saturday - Deuteronomy 31:30-32:47
What sins does this passage expose in your heart and life? How does this song change or correct your view of God? How does this passage offer comfort and hope to sinners?