Today's Reading | May 14, 2026
Acts 1:1–11
Introduction Acts 1:1–11: Many faith communities observe today as Ascension Day. Jesus tells his disciples to wait in Jerusalem until God gives them the Holy Spirit, empowering them to share the gospel everywhere. Then he is taken up to heaven. The apostles keep their eyes on the skies until two angels jolt them into action. Today’s Key Verse: Acts 1:8…
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John 5:19–29
Introduction John 5:19–29: Today’s reading continues with Jesus’s response to the religious leaders who challenge his authority. He speaks of his relationship with God the Father and says that those who believe in him will have eternal life. Today’s Key Verse: John 5:24a GNT [Jesus said:] “I am telling you the truth: those who hear my words and believe in…
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John 5:1–18
Introduction John 5:1–18: Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath, and his action angers the Jewish authorities, who are now determined to kill him. The religious leaders upbraid the healed man for carrying his mat, since carrying one’s bedding (or mat) on the Sabbath was considered work and thus, against the Law. Jesus challenges the Jewish authorities and their interpretation…
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John 10:22–42
Introduction John 10:22–42: Jesus continues to describe his relationship with his followers. Some people ask whether he is the Messiah, and Jesus responds by declaring that the deeds he does by his Father’s authority speak on his behalf. Some in the crowd attempt to stone him, whereas many others believe in him. Today’s Key Verse: John 10:27 GNT [Jesus said:]…
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John 10:1–21
Introduction John 10:1–21: Jesus uses the images of a shepherd, a gate, and sheep to describe his relationship to his followers. The sheep know the shepherd’s voice and follow him. Unlike a thief who comes only to steal or destroy—and unlike a hired worker who fails to protect the sheep—Jesus, as the good shepherd, is willing to die for the…
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2 Peter 3:1–18
Introduction 2 Peter 3:1–18: The final chapter of 2 Peter focuses on the day of Christ’s return. Christians should not be upset by people who make fun of them because Jesus hasn’t yet returned. Rather, they should stay strong in faith, awaiting the new heaven and new earth God promises. Today’s Key Verse: 2 Peter 3:13 GNT We wait for…
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2 Peter 2:1–22
Introduction 2 Peter 2:1–22: The epistle calls on Christians to be on guard against false teachers, providing a clear and even harsh indictment of their harmful work. Today’s reading includes past examples of God punishing evil and saving the faithful. Today’s Key Verse: 2 Peter 2:9 GNT The Lord knows how to rescue godly people from their trials and how…
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