This month we get to read about the Kings of Israel – lots of battles, sin, repentance, then more battles and more sin. We’re like that today, aren’t we? There’s still a spiritual battle going on, and we sin, repent, then repeat. The good news is that now, instead of having to offer sacrifices to make atonement, the blood of Christ covers our sins after we become Christians. Hallelujah!
Apr 1: 1 Kings 11-12
Apr 2: 1 Kings 13-15
Apr 3: 1 Kings 16-18
Apr 4: 1 Kings 19-22
Apr 5: 2 Kings 1-4
Apr 6: 2 Kings 5-7
Apr 7: 2 Kings 8-11
Apr 8: 2 Kings 12-14
Apr 9: 2 Kings 15-17
Apr 10: 2 Kings 18-20
Apr 11: 2 Kings 21-23
Apr 12: 2 Kings 24-25
Apr 13: 1 Chronicles 1-5
Apr 14: 1 Chronicles 6-10
Apr 15: 1 Chronicles 11-15
Apr 16: 1 Chronicles 16-19
Apr 17: 1 Chronicles 20-22
Apr 18: 1 Chronicles 23-25
Apr 19: 1 Chronicles 26-29
Apr 20: 2 Chronicles 1-4
Apr 21: 2 Chronicles 5-7
Apr 22: 2 Chronicles 8-11
Apr 23: 2 Chronicles 12-15
Apr 24: 2 Chronicles 16-19
Apr 25: 2 Chronicles 20-22
Apr 26: 2 Chronicles 23-25
Apr 27: 2 Chronicles 26-29
Apr 28: 2 Chronicles 30-32
Apr 29: 2 Chronicles 33-36
Apr 30: Ezra 1-3
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The most important thing to remember is that you are never, ever behind. Lists and schedules are here to serve us, not the other way around. Just keep making progress, even if it’s not as quickly as you’d hoped!
P.S. Do you want to know how to simplify your Bible time so you can succeed at reaching your reading & study goals without feeling stressed out, behind, or like it’s just one more thing to check off your to-do list? Definitely check out this post for tips, links, and simple resources to help you out!
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