CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Scripture | Solitude | Prayer | Contentment | Service | Fasting | Sabbath

Let’s Do This!

This challenge is designed to help you fall in love with reading God’s Word. Read the Bible slowly and attentively, with a heart eager to learn rather than a mindset driven by obligation.

Each daily challenge has three options. Choose which option you will pursue during our 90 days.

    • Monday, Jan 12: Psalm 1

    • Tuesday, Jan 13: Psalm 19

    • Wednesday, Jan 14: Psalm 119:9-16

    • Thursday, Jan 15: 2 Timothy 3:14-17

    • Friday, Jan 16: Matthew 7:24-27


    • Monday, Jan 12: Psalms 1-2

    • Tuesday, Jan 13: Psalm 19

    • Wednesday, Jan 14: Psalm 119:1-16

    • Thursday, Jan 15: 2 Timothy 3-4

    • Friday, Jan 16: Matthew 7

    • Monday, Jan 12: Matthew 1-5

    • Tuesday, Jan 13: Matthew 6-9

    • Wednesday, Jan 14: Matthew 10-14

    • Thursday, Jan 15: Matthew 15-18

    • Friday, Jan 16: Matthew 19-22

This Week’s Bible Reading

If you are interested in further study, try these helpful resources to:

  • Reshape your posture for reading Scripture

  • Build understanding

  • Cultivate practice

  • Provide daily guidance

  • Strengthen trust and confidence

    • Best for: Reframing why we read Scripture.

    • Best for:: People who need a reset in how they approach the Bible.

    • Peterson invites readers to move beyond skimming for information and instead to receive Scripture as nourishment—something to be eaten, internalized, and obeyed. This book reshapes posture more than technique and lays the spiritual foundation for everything else.

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    • Best for: Understanding how the Bible works.

    • Excellent for: Individuals and small groups.

    • This free, video-based course helps readers see the Bible as a unified story with intentional literary design. It builds confidence, reduces intimidation, and equips people to read Scripture thoughtfully and patiently.

    • Open the BibleProject.

    • Best for: Practicing slow, formational reading (Lectio Divina).

    • Ideal for: Those ready to learn how to “eat” Scripture.

    • Mulholland offers one of the clearest and most pastorally grounded introductions to Lectio Divina—reading Scripture slowly and prayerfully so that it shapes who we are becoming, not just what we know.

    • Purchase on Amazon.

    • Best for: Daily devotional guidance rooted in the gospel.

    • Great for: Those who want consistency and encouragement as they build a daily rhythm.

    • This daily devotional pairs short Scripture readings with gospel-centered reflection, helping readers stay grounded in grace rather than performance. Tripp consistently points readers back to Christ’s finished work and God’s ongoing mercy.

    • Purchase on Amazon.

    • Best for: Addressing doubts about the trustworthiness of Scripture.

    • Best for:Skeptics, questioners, or those rebuilding confidence in Scripture.

    • One of Wes Huff’s most-watched talks, this presentation walks through manuscript evidence, textual transmission, and historical reliability of the Bible in a clear, accessible way. Huff speaks to skeptics with intellectual honesty and calm confidence, making this especially helpful for those wrestling with doubts or objections.

      Why this resource matters:
      -Directly addresses       “Can I trust the Bible?”

      -Grounds faith in historical evidence, not blind belief.

      -Helps remove intellectual barriers that prevent people from engaging in Scripture at all.

    • Watch on YouTube.