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Week number 2

Our second week is upon us, and I trust that you are enjoying your time in God's Word.  I personally have really enjoyed the schedule. In the past, I have felt rushed and pressured to read to check off a list, but because this reading schedule is lighter than I am used to, I have enjoyed digging deeper.  I feel like a student again, and I love it. Most days, you can find me with a great spread of materials in front of me as I dive in.  I am journaling and color-coding in my new ESV journaling Bible (I love having a clean slate!)  To my left is my NKJV John MacArthur study Bible, to my right are my materials and books for looking up the names of God in context, and spread out somewhere else in front of me are my computer and colored pencils.  It has just been an exciting journey for me so far.  Thank you for your part in that!

How does your "space" look?  Do you have coffee in hand and your feet propped up?  Are you at a desk?  Are you cozy or decked out for the day?  Do you have toddlers hanging on your legs, begging to be held?  However it looks, I trust that God is teaching you much and that you are excited about what He has in store for you this year.


Days 8 - 14 

Day 8 - Genesis 10-11
Day 9 - Genesis 12
Day 10 - Genesis 13-14
Day 11 - Genesis 15
Day 12 - Genesis 16-17
Day 13 - Genesis 18
Day 14 - Flex day (catch up, dig deeper, etc.)

I am hoping to soon have the entire schedule available for you to download so you don't have to come here multiple times in the week.

Happy growing!
💗 - Michelle
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