Bible Readings

Daily Bible Readings for Home Devotions

November 2-7, 2026

Mon: Matthew 18:23-35 Peter has asked how often he should forgive his brother’s sins against him (v21 -22). Jesus shows by a parable that forgiveness is absolutely essential in the kingdom of heaven.

Tues: Philippians 1:3-11 The apostle prays for the Philippian believers with thanksgiving and joy because of their fellowship in the gospel. May their love continue to grow, along with their knowledge and insight.

Wed: Deuteronomy 7:9-11 Moses reminds us that God is always faithful to His covenant of grace and mercy. This is what moves us to love Him and walk in His ways throughout our earthly life.

Thurs: Psalm 31:9-16 David calls to the Lord in distress and sorrow (v9), grief and groaning (v10), guilt and disgrace (v11). In all of these and more, he looks to God’s merciful deliverance (v15) and gracious smile (v16).

Fri: Psalm 119:169-176 Our psalm closes: give me understanding (v169) and merciful deliverance (v170). Thank You for teaching me Your word (v171). “I have strayed” like a sheep. Seek me, O Lord. (V176)

Sat: Ephesians 4:30-32 The apostle Paul reminds us again that being led by the Spirit of God means being filled with a love that is kind, compassionate, and forgiving toward one another, as Christ is toward us.

Daily Bible Readings for Home Devotions

October 19-24, 2026

Mon: Matthew 22:1-14 The Pharisees are trying to arrest Jesus, but He is still reaching out to them in a parable. They are the invited ones, who should come and truly celebrate the forgiving mercy of God.

Tues: Ephesians 5:15-21 Our daily walk should reflect the heavenly goal which the Lord wants for us, our songs reflect the joy the Spirit brings to our hearts, and our thanks to God show in serving each other.

Wed: Isaiah 65:1-2 As Jesus invited the Pharisees (Mt22), so did the Lord in Isaiah’s time also reach out to those who did not seek Him. And in our day He still calls us to repentance, saying, “Here I am, here I am” (v1).

Thurs: Psalm 57 David hid in a cave more than once when Saul was chasing him, yet it is not the cave, but God, who is his refuge (v1) in this psalm of prayer (v1-6) and praise (v7-11) for saving him from “lions” (v4).

Fri: Romans 11:25-32 God’s own precious people includes both Jews and Gentiles (v25-26). This is not because Jews or Gentiles have been so good, but because God is good. He wants to show mercy to all (v32).

Sat: Psalm 119:145-152 The psalmist prays for his life as one who relies on the Lord for salvation from every foe. From the Word, which is both true and eternal, he learns of the Lord’s mercy and compassions.

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