Write out the verse you are studying or the Scripture headings in the passage you are studying.
What stood out to you in the Scripture? Are there any warnings? Principles? Any observations on the characters or events?
How can you apply the Scripture to your everyday life.
A short prayer asking God to help you understand and apply th scripture to your life.
bible reading plan.
One way is by joining the ZOE Church reading plan utilizing the Youversion Bible App. These plans includes a digital calendar that helps you stay up to date with your reading. It also includes a place where people can post their reflections each day and interact with others who are reading together. The plan we are using was assembled by the Bible Project and includes extremely helpful videos for each book of the Bible. This will help you better understand what you are reading.
To join one of the Youversion reading plans, click on Group below and join the reading plan.
If you prefer using your own paper Bible, you can click on the month below to view the coordinating reading plan.
Download the reading plan pdf.
Click one of links below to join a group.
21 days of prayer
This 21 day prayer guide is the perfect way to jumpstart your year living out our vision of “devoted.” Each day includes a theme, a verse to meditate on, an explanation, and a reflection question to create space for God to speak to you.
We encourage you to pray these themes over three areas…
1. Your own life.
2. Your own sphere of influence (family/friends).
3. ZOE Church as a whole.
As a part of this prayer journey, we encourage you to include an element of fasting. This may mean fasting a meal, a whole day, a day each week, or even several days. Although biblical fasting was in relation to food, there are other ways that can also be meaningful to your spiritual growth. Consider something you might fast for the entirety of the 21 days (TV, Social Media, certain foods/drinks, etc.). Fasting is an intentional step that humbles our appetites and reveals dependencies and hidden idols in our hearts. As we intentionally seek God and deny ourselves we become more aware of what consumes us, creating space for God to speak. This intentional sacrifice and humble posture exposes our dependence on earthly comforts, allowing our hunger and devotion for the things of God to grow.
