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On every seventh day, this Bible reading plan includes a catch-up day—for anyone who couldn't get to the reading every day during the week.
The letter to the Philippians is called the "Epistle of Joy" for good reason. Psalm 100 also takes up the theme of joy in the Lord. It invites us to joyful worship—out of joy for God's goodness, faithfulness, and grace.
Read the psalm intentionally today. Perhaps read it aloud. Let the words resonate within you, and if you'd like, make it your own prayer.
For Reflection:
What can you thank and praise God for today? If you're reading in a group, feel free to just share a few keywords.
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About this Plan
Paul is in prison, and his situation seems hopeless. And yet, he rejoices? For good reason, the letter to the Philippians is known as the "Epistle of Joy." Paul invites us into his inner world, showing how a peace and joy that surpass all understanding are possible through a relationship with Jesus (cf. Philippians 4:7). This 17-day reading plan will guide you through the letter to the Philippians—ideal for personal or group study. Be encouraged anew to fix your eyes on Christ, no matter your current situation.
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