Day 97: The Pattern of Worship – Preaching and Teaching

Scripture: Paul talked… until midnight (Acts 20:7).

Reflection:
FIRST DAY — PREACH HARD.

Acts 20:7 — Christians met every Sunday (first day) to break bread and hear preaching.

Paul spoke so long a guy (Eutychus) fell out a window! So, don’t be so hard on your preacher when he goes over 30 minutes. Occasional 45 minutes … have mercy on him.

2 Timothy 4:2: preach in season, out.

Your Bible dusty or devoured?
Name one verse. Share it.

Truth-starved = faith-dead.

Today’s Challenge:

  1. Study one passage — deep.
  2. Teach it to someone — today.

Prayer: Father, let Your Word burn in me. I desire truth-preaching. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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