Monday – Read I John 1:8-10
Will anyone besides Jesus ever live without sinning?
How then may we be made pure in heart?
How does this passage encourage you?
How will you respond?

Tuesday – Matthew 7:13-14
What does this passage say to you about being pure in heart?
What is the ultimate destiny of those who are not?
Why is it so hard for people to find the narrow road that leads to life?
How can you help others to find that road? What will you do?

Wednesday – Read Matthew 7:1-6
What does it take to be an effective peacemaker?
Is this harder than just telling people what they need to know? Why?
How does this passage challenge you?
How will you respond?

Thursday – Read Ephesians 2:11-22
How did Jesus break down the barrier between God and men?
How did Jesus break down the barrier between Jews and Gentiles?
What does it mean that Jesus is building His people into a holy temple?
How does this challenge you? How will you respond?

Friday – Read II Corinthians 4:7-18
Where does the power come from for us to overcome persecution?
How does the death of Jesus reveal or point to the life of Jesus in us?
Why was Paul encouraged by his troubles? Is that true for us too?
Where are your eyes fixed today?
How can you keep them fixed on Jesus?

Saturday – Read Matthew 5:13-16

Monday – Read Romans 3:23, 5:8, 6:23 and 10:9-10

How do these verses help us to recognize our total dependence on God?

How should this truth shape our relationship with Him? With others?

How do these verses challenge you? How will you respond?

Tuesday – Read I Corinthians 1:3-7

How can God use our times of grief and mourning to comfort others?

How can our mourning over our sin help us to minister to others?

How does this passage challenge you? Encourage you? Give you hope?

How will you respond?

Wednesday – Read Psalm 37:7-11 and Ephesians 4:1-6

What attitudes and actions of meekness, controlled power, do you see in Psalm 37?

How does meekness lead to peace?

Ephesians 4 describes some attitudes and actions of meekness. How do these help us to live in love and unity?

Why is that important?

How do these passages challenge you? What will you do?

Thursday – Read Proverbs 11:18, 13:6 and 15:9

How does pursuing righteousness protect us and give us a reward?

Who is it that protects and rewards us?

What can you do to better pursue righteousness?

How do these verses challenge you? How will you respond?

Friday – Read Micah 6:8 and Matthew 9:9-13

Where would we be without God’s mercy?

Why does God call us to live in mercy?

How does living in mercy open the door for us to share Jesus?

How do these passages challenge you? What will you do?

Saturday – Read Matthew 5:8-12

Monday – Read Matthew 28:16-20
To whom does this command of Jesus apply?
To whom are we to share the gospel?
By whose authority?
Under whose power?
How does this passage challenge you? What will you do?

Tuesday – Read I Corinthians 1:18-25
Why is the message of the cross “foolishness” to those who do not believe?
What does Paul say Jews and Greeks were looking for?
Why did they miss the truth of Jesus?
How does this apply to our culture today?

Wednesday – Read Romans 1:16-17
Why was Paul not ashamed of the gospel?
How did the gospel of Jesus change him?
How do you suppose that encouraged him as he was sharing the truth of Jesus with others?
How did Jesus change you?
With whom can you share your testimony this week?

Thursday – Read Ephesians 2:8-10
By what are we saved?
What does it mean to us that the faith that saved us is a gift from God?
How should that truth impact how we share Jesus with others?
How is god challenging you? How will you respond?

Friday – Read I Thessalonians 1:2-5
Why is the Holy Spirit of key importance to sharing the gospel with others?
How do faith, hope and love make us more effective in sharing the gospel?
How does this passage challenge you? How will you respond?

Saturday – Read Matthew 5:1-12