30 days
30 Days in the Psalms
One psalm a day with a short reflection and prayer, for morning devotion.
31-day plan
Proverbs is not a rulebook but a training in judgement. Read a chapter each morning and choose one sentence to obey before the day ends.
Every day opens a full study — context, key verses, application, and prayer.
The fear of the Lord as the beginning of knowledge.
Wisdom as protection for the one who searches for it.
Trust, and the leaning away from our own understanding.
Guarding the heart, from which everything flows.
The bitterness that follows misplaced desire.
Diligence learned from the ant.
Folly's invitation, and how it is refused.
Wisdom calling in the street, older than the world.
Two tables, two invitations.
Speech that heals and speech that wounds.
Integrity in dealings, generosity in supply.
Truthful words endure; the rash cut like a sword.
Walking with the wise, and slow-built wealth.
The wise woman builds; the folly that tears down.
The soft answer, and the weight it carries.
Plans made, steps directed.
A friend who covers instead of repeating.
Listening before answering.
Patience, and the folly of haste.
Honest scales and honest work.
The heart of the king in God's hand.
Character, money, and the training of children.
Appetite, and the limits of ambition.
Rising again after falling.
Restraint, and a word rightly timed.
The folly of returning to old patterns.
Faithful wounds from a friend.
Boldness of the righteous, courage without bluster.
Discipline, flattery, and the fear of man.
Neither poverty nor riches; only enough.
Wisdom embodied in an ordinary faithful life.
30 days
One psalm a day with a short reflection and prayer, for morning devotion.
21 days
Read the fourth gospel slowly, tracing the seven signs and the seven 'I am' sayings.
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The Sunday Study
Verse-by-verse teaching, historical context and a prayer to close. No noise, no selling.