ITUE, JUN 16, 2026
Acts 21: Paul's Journey to Jerusalem, Warning, and Arrest
Paul walks into Jerusalem knowing he will be bound. The arrest that follows is not a detour. It is the path.
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Jacob 7: Sherem's Denial, the Sign He Demanded, and Confession
Jacob 7 tells the story of Sherem, an anti-Christ who denied Christ and demanded a sign. His fall and final confession carry a quiet warning about pride and truth.
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IIIMON, JUN 15, 2026
D&C 62: Approval, Testimony, and Travel Together or Alone
D&C 62 shows the Lord's approval of honest testimony and his trust in the elders to decide how to travel. A short chapter with a quiet, lasting message.
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IVMON, JUN 15, 2026
Exodus 12: The Passover, Tenth Plague, and Israel's Departure
Exodus 12 establishes the Passover, recounts the tenth plague and Israel's hasty departure from Egypt, and points toward the Lamb of God.
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VMON, JUN 15, 2026
Acts 18: Paul in Corinth, Aquila and Priscilla, and Apollos
Paul arrives in Corinth, works alongside Aquila and Priscilla as a tentmaker, faces Gallio, and meets Apollos in a chapter on faith through ordinary work.
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VIMON, JUN 15, 2026
Acts 19: Paul in Ephesus, Sons of Sceva, and the Silversmiths
Paul's ministry in Ephesus brings incomplete baptisms, a failed exorcism by the sons of Sceva, and a riot when the Gospel hurts the silversmiths' business.
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VIISUN, JUN 14, 2026
Acts 16: The Macedonian Call, Lydia, and the Philippian Jailer
Paul's vision of the man of Macedonia, Lydia's open heart, and a midnight prison song that changed everything.
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VIIISUN, JUN 14, 2026
Jacob 6: The Olive Tree Allegory and the Strait Gate
Jacob applies the olive tree allegory and pleads with his people to repent and enter the strait gate before it is too late.
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IXSUN, JUN 14, 2026
Exodus 11: The Final Plague and the Silence Before Midnight
Before the Passover, there is a silence. Exodus 11 announces the final plague and the difference God put between Egypt and Israel.
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XSUN, JUN 14, 2026
D&C 61: Cursed Waters, the Destroyer, and the Slow Path
D&C 61 warns about the dangers upon the waters and redirects the elders to a slower, safer path by land. A lesson in divine guidance.
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