Today's Reading | January 1, 2026
Hebrews 1:1–14
Introduction Hebrews 1:1–14: Hebrews was written to a group of Christians who, faced with increasing opposition, were in danger of abandoning the Christian faith. The writer encourages them in their faith by emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the true and final revelation of God. Today’s passage explains that the ancient prophets spoke God’s message to his people, but now God…
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Introduction Psalm 105:23–45: Today’s reading speaks of Moses and Aaron, chosen by God to perform his mighty acts and miracles in Egypt (see Exodus 7–10). The psalm concludes with a description of God leading the people out of Egypt and providing for them in the desert (see Exodus 12:37–42; 14:1–31; 16:1—17:7). Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 105:43 GNT He led his…
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Psalm 105:1–22
Introduction Psalm 105:1–22: This psalm outlines Israel’s history from the call of Abraham to the journey of the people to the Promised Land. Today’s reading concludes with a reference to Joseph, Jacob’s son, who helped the people during a time of great famine (see Genesis 41). Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 105:2 GNT Sing praise to the LORD; tell the wonderful…
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Psalm 118
Introduction Psalm 118: It is thought that this psalm was adapted from a prayer of thanksgiving by an individual, perhaps a king, who was delivered by God from danger. Therefore, this psalm is sometimes entitled “A Song of Victory.” The psalm concludes with a description of a liturgical procession and an affirmation of God’s eternal love. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm…
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Psalm 113
Introduction Psalm 113: Today’s psalm affirms God’s sovereignty over heaven and earth and his concern for the poor and needy. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 113:4 GNT The LORD rules over all nations; his glory is above the heavens. Read 113 Praise the Lord! You servants of the Lord, praise his name! 2 May his name be praised, now and forever. 3 From the east to…
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Haggai 2:1–23
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Haggai 1:1–15
Introduction Haggai 1:1–15: The book of Haggai takes us backwards on the timeline, before Nehemiah arrives in Jerusalem. You might remember from our reading in the book of Ezra that Haggai was one of the prophets who urged the people to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. It had been nearly twenty years since the people returned from exile, but the…
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