"Bearing With One Another", some further Biblical readings

Verses to Ponder-Interactions with One Another

Monday-Apr. 11: Colossians 3: 12-18  The central passage for the next few weeks of how we achieve peace amongst ourselves.

Tuesday-Apr. 12: Galatians 6: 1-5 Herein Paul extends the Mission, bearing one another’s burdens, not just with one another.

Wednesday-Apr. 13: Psalm 55: 16-23 David shares with us the early promise that we do not carry the burdens, but cast them upon God.

Thursday-Apr. 14: Matthew 24:1-14 Here we consider the flip side, how to fall away in the End Times will cause us to hate one another. 

Friday-Apr. 15: 1 Corinthians 9:1-14 Paul here begins his discourse on Christian freedom.

Saturday-Apr. 16: 1 Corinthians 9: 15-23 Continuing this discourse, Paul speaks to us of how we might curtail our freedoms to carry the burdens of our brothers and sisters in faith.

What Does the Bible Have to Say on the Lord's Supper?

Verses to Ponder-The Lord’s Supper.

Monday-Apr. 4: 1 Corinthians 11:17-34  These are the earliest written words we have about the Lord’s Supper.  Paul’s letters are considered the earliest written parts of the New Testament.

Tuesday-Apr. 5: Exodus 12:1-13  The Command for the Passover meal that Jesus shared as the Last Supper.

Wednesday-Apr. 6: Exodus 12:21-29  These verse command why the Passover is to remembered every year, down to the time of our Lord Jesus and until today in the Jewish faith.

Thursday-Apr. 7: John 13:1-20  In John’s Gospel, the story of the washing of the disciple’s feet is told.  It would happen before the meal, and many churches mark this occasion during their Maundy Thursday services. 

Friday-Apr. 8: Matthew 26:17-30  This is the Institution of the Lord’s Supper as recorded in the first of the Gospels.

Saturday-Apr. 9: Rev. 19:1-10  Jesus said he would not partake again until he and his disciples were in his Father’s kingdom.  This might be that meal.