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Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
Sunday, March 22
2 Corinthians 5—The focus, object, and outlook of Paul’s ministry.
� What was Paul’s desire (vv. 2, 4, 6–8)? In the meantime, what did he aim for (v. 9)? Why (v. 10)?
� What influences your thoughts, desires, and decisions? If you know Christ, what should control such (vv. 11, 14–15)?
� In verses 16–21, note or underline every reference to Christ!
Items for Prayer
• Friends in Central Asia— Pray that I will have a godly, above-reproach testimony and will do a good job teaching
• Sunday Services- Believers will hear and act on God’s Word
• We would minister to one another for the unity, maturity, protection, and growth of our church (Eph 4:12-16)
Orwell Bible Church Daily Devotional
March 16–22, 2015
P.O. Box 489 – Orwell, OH 44076 www.OrwellBible.org – Email: [email protected]
Office: (440) 437-7013 – Cell: (440) 474-3908
Those whom the Lord loves he keeps and protects!
Romans 8:28 “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”
Memory Verse for This Week:
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness”
Romans 1:18
Monday, March 16
1 Corinthians 15—The doctrinal and practical importance of Christ’s resurrection.
� What doctrinal problem did some in the Corinthian church have (v. 12)? What effect would that have (vv. 13–19)?
� In verses 20–28 Paul shows the necessity of Christ’s resurrection by giving a thumb-nail sketch of end time events. How will this be affected if Christ had not risen from the dead?
Items for Prayer
• Joseph, Louann, Peter, and Joanna Abraham- England—Pray for spiritual strength and encouragement
• Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Heb 13:3)
• God would provide the men we need for our spiritual growth
Saturday, March 21 2 Corinthians 4—The character of Paul’s ministry.
� What can you learn about serving the Lord from this chapter?
� How did Paul view and respond to trouble and affliction?
Items for Prayer
• Nathaniel, Katie, Emmaline, Gracyn, and Lauren Pringle: Cincinnati OH—Pray that they would remain faithful and reach out to the community in a God-honoring manner
• God would bless His Word, answer our prayers, and use our lives and public services for the salvation of souls and the increase and strengthening of His church
• OBC men would grow in godliness and be leaders in homes and the church
Friday, March 20 2 Corinthians 3—Paul’s credentials for and confidence as a minister of the new covenant.
� Some wanted Paul to provide a letter proving he was an apostle. How would the Corinthians “be” that letter?
� As you read verses 4–18, what are some differences between the old and the new covenants?
Items for Prayer
• Daniel, Rosamma, Dany, Merlin, and David Kumar: India—Pray for the ministry, that they will find a place for baptisms and for a wedding at Idukki
• Believers would grow more like Christ and less like the world through the Spirit's help and personal discipline
• Wisdom and provision for permanent meeting house
Tuesday, March 17
1 Corinthians 16—Paul’s concluding instruction and greetings to the Corinthians.
� Twice (vv. 10–11, 15–16) Paul exhorts the Corinthians concerning their spiritual leadership. Why would he do this? (Think back to the first four chapters!)
� Verses 13–14 give excellent concluding exhortations to the Corinthians, fitting the situation and problems they had. Think back over what Paul covered in this letter and apply these verses to them.
Items for Prayer
• Dan, Amy, Joshua, Emma, and Genevieve Baker: Australia—Pray that they get the last 6% of their support soon
• Peniel Bible Camp
• Those who have trusted Christ would be baptized and join the church
Wednesday, March 18 2 Corinthians 1—Paul greets the Corinthians, shares concerning the suffering he has experienced, and defends himself against false accusations.
� Our tendency when going through difficult times is to focus on ourselves. How should verses 3–7 change that?
� In verses 10b–11, trace the line of prayer—how many are involved?
� Some of the Corinthians accused Paul of lying because he did not come and visit them when he said he would. How did Paul respond (vv. 12–24)?
Items for Prayer
• Tom, Stephanie, Daniela, Nino, & Angelo Boehm: Italy—Pray that Tom will be able to get all his paperwork
• Wednesday Night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting
• Wisdom for church leadership
Thursday, March 19 2 Corinthians 2—Paul exhorts the Corinthians to love (vv. 1–11) and understand his ministry (vv. 12–17).
� Verses 6–11 tell us that the Corinthians church evidently had disciplined one of their members, who had since repented. What should the church do?
� What can you learn from verses 14–17 about the ministry of the Word?
Items for Prayer
• Brian, Erin, Isabel, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen Bollon: Taiwan—Pray that their visas will be approved soon and that they will be able to get good ticket prices
• Financial Stability • Prayer and financial support of missionaries
