DAILY BIBLE READING
Feb 8: Ex 28-29
Feb 9: Ex 30-32
Feb 10: Ex 33-35
Feb 11: Ex 36-38
Feb 12: Ex 39-40
Feb 13: Lev 1-4
Feb 14: Lev 5-7
Feb 15: Lev 8-10
NOTES ON EXODUS 28-40
· If you’re like me, you’ll have a mix of reactions to these closing chapters of Exodus. Some of it is really interesting story (golden calf episode, offerings for the Tabernacle) and some of it gets you asking, “Now why is this in the Bible again?”
Last week’s meeting of the Hickory Area Ministers included a program about an idea that makes a lot of sense. It’s good for teens, good for families in need, good for churches, and good for the community.
The church office has some applications available that say “Free Home Repair.” If you or someone you know needs one, contact the church office at 328.6196 or office@corinthtoday.org.
THIS WEEK’S READINGS
Feb 1: Ex 7-9
Feb 2: Ex 10-12
Feb 3: Ex 13-15
Feb 4: Ex 16-18
Feb 5: Ex 19-21
Feb 6: Ex 22-24
Feb 7: Ex 25-27
Feb 8: Ex 28-29
NOTES ON EXODUS 7-27
· For the next few days, you will be reading some of the most compelling and pivotal stories in the Old Testament – the ten plagues, the Passover, the exodus, the Red Sea, the Ten Commandments. Set aside extra time if you are able to ponder these passages.
Ideas for Personal or Family Worship (from Pastors Paul & Bob)
Sunday, January 31, 2010
(Tailor this to your family or situation. Don’t feel like you need to do everything or sing all verses of a song, for example. Decide how much time to plan for family worship and adjust these ideas accordingly.)
Today’s Scripture finds the children of Israel in a classic dilemma for believers. What do you do when your faith, running full steam ahead, turns the corner and slams into an impenetrable, immovable wall? What do you do when you believe God has led you down a path and you find yourself facing the impossible, the insurmountable?