Read the Bible in a Year - Week 10

Week 10
Sunday, March 5            1 Corinthians 6:1-9:18
Monday, March 6           1 Corinthians 9:19-12:11
Tuesday, March 7           1 Corinthians 12:12-15:11
Wednesday, March 8      1 Corinthians 15:12- 2 Corinthians 1:14
Thursday, March 9          2 Corinthians 1:15-5:21
Friday, March 10             2 Corinthians 6:1-10:11
Saturday, March 11         2 Corinthians 10:12- Galatians 1:10

Read the Bible in a Year - Week 9

Week 9
Sunday, February 26        Acts 27:1-Romans 1:15
Monday, February 27       Romans 1:16-4:8
Tuesday, February 28       Romans 4:9-7:25
Wednesday, March 1        Romans 8:1-10:13
Thursday, March 2           Romans 10:14-14:13
Friday, March 3                Romans 14:14- 1 Corinthians 1:17
Saturday, March 4            1 Corinthians 1:18-5:13

Read the Bible in a Year - Week 8

Week 8
Sunday, February 19             Acts 9:36-11:30
Monday, February 20            Acts 12:1-14:7
Tuesday, February 21            Acts 14:8-16:24
Wednesday, February 22       Acts 16:25-19:10
Thursday, February 23          Acts 19:11-21:14
Friday, February 24               Acts 21:15-23:35
Saturday, February 25           Acts 24:1-26:32

Valentine’s Day and a Colonoscopy

My late husband passed away on Valentine’s Day, 2011 for lack of $1000 (basically), the cost of a colonoscopy back then. For the past several years, the Affordable Care Act has paid for preventive medicine and tests like these, and I sincerely hope that people took advantage of that; it had to have saved lives. With the new administration, it probably won’t be long before the Act is repealed, and people who benefited from it will be back to fending for themselves, often times forgoing medical attention rather than have to come up with the exorbitant amount of money that healthcare now costs.

I don’t want to get into a political debate. My only purpose here is for everyone to take advantage of preventive tests before they are no longer feasibly available to the poor and middle class. I think healthcare should be a right, not a privilege, but that it was simply done badly. It needs to be fixed, but, more likely, the government will just do away with it completely.

Get a physical exam, bloodwork, mammogram, colonoscopy, etc. now. Don’t wait! If you wait, it could cost you greatly. See my post from several years back, about the cost of not getting tested. Click here.

Read the Bible in a Year - Week 7

I got really behind on my daily reading, but fortunately, this past week, I was moved to read and get really, really close to catching up. I was going to have a catch-up week, but wasn't sure if those of you who are reading this would need that, so I'm just going to plow ahead. If you get behind, don't give up; this isn't a race, or an 'all or nothing' task. 

For me, I need to plan and have deadlines, (even though I get really stressed when I have a deadline), and so this keeps me on track. I had gotten to where I was reading one chapter a day, along with commentary, and didn't feel like I was moving forward, so having this plan is really helpful, I believe. I hope it is equally helpful for you. Have a blessed week.

Week 7
Sunday, February 12             John 13:21-16:15
Monday, February 13            John 16:16-18:38
Tuesday, February 14            John 18:39-21:14
Wednesday, February 15       John 21:15-Acts 2:47
Thursday, February 16           Acts 3:1-5:21
Friday, February 17                Acts 5:22-7:50
Saturday, February 18            Acts 7:51-9:35

Daily Bible Verse Matthew 11:28

Matthew 11:28 (NIV)

“Come to me, 

all you who are weary and burdened,

and I will give you rest.

Daily Bible Verse Jeremiah 29:13

Jeremiah 29:13 (NIV)

You will seek me and

find me when you 

seek me 

with all your heart.