Bible In A Year (Chronologically) 2025 - Sojourning *NASB + Devo

📖 Start your day in the Word—and walk rooted in God's presence.
Today’s reading: Proverbs 10–12
These proverbs are short—but they’re full of long-lasting wisdom. Let the Spirit highlight one that shapes your heart today.

“He is like a tree planted by streams of water…” — Psalm 1:3

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Today’s Reading: Proverbs 7–9
This reading explores the sharp contrast between Lady Wisdom and Folly. One invites you into life; the other lures you into destruction. Who are you listening to?

🕊️ “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom…” —Proverbs 9:10

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📖 Draw Near Daily | Day 155 – Proverbs 4–6

Start your day with 20 minutes in the Word—
and let God’s wisdom shape your heart and habits.

Today’s reading reminds us that wisdom isn’t just about information—it’s about transformation. Proverbs 4:23 says, “Above all else, guard your heart…” Your heart is the wellspring of your life. Protect it. Fill it with truth. And let God direct your steps.

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Start your day with 20 minutes in the Word—
and carry God’s wisdom with you into every decision.

Today, we enter the book of Proverbs—a practical guide for walking in wisdom, discernment, and godly character. These first chapters remind us that wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord, and it's something we must pursue daily.

📖 “In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight.” —Proverbs 3:6

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📖 Draw Near Daily | Day 153 – Song of Solomon

Start your day with 20 minutes in the Word—
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Today’s reading invites us into the Song of Solomon, a poetic and powerful celebration of love—both romantic and, for the believer, symbolic of Christ’s deep love for His people. As you read, pay attention to the language of pursuit, delight, and belonging. Let it stir your soul toward in...

Solomon could have asked for wealth or power—but he asked for wisdom. Today’s reading is a reminder that when we seek God’s heart over our own desires, He honors it.
“Give me wisdom and knowledge, that I may lead this people…” – 2 Chronicles 1:10
Let this reading shape the way you seek today—go after God’s will, not just your wants.

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Solomon asked for wisdom—not for power or wealth—but for a discerning heart to lead well.
And God was pleased.
These chapters show us: true wisdom starts with humility and a desire to walk with God.

What are you asking God for today?
Let Solomon’s story lead you to pray boldly—and depend deeply.

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Psalm 119 isn’t just the longest chapter in the Bible—it’s one long prayer of love for God’s Word.
Line by line, it teaches us to anchor our lives in His truth.

When life is unclear—His Word brings clarity.
When your soul is weary—His Word revives.
When you're tempted to wander—His Word roots you again.

Let this psalm shape how you live, think, and walk today.

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What do you do when justice feels slow and the road is long?
David’s final days, Solomon’s rise, and the Psalms today all echo one truth:
God sees. God sustains. God will act.

You don’t have to carry the weight of fixing everything.
You just have to walk faithfully and leave the outcome in His hands.

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These psalms are a chorus of praise that echoes through generations.
From mighty acts to quiet mercy, they remind us:
His mercy endures forever.

Let that truth guide you today.
In your work, your worship, your waiting—His love hasn’t run out.

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David longed to build the temple—but God said no.
Still, he didn’t pout—he prepared.
He gathered materials, blessed leaders, and charged Solomon to stay faithful.

“Be strong and courageous, and do the work… for the Lord God is with you.” (1 Chron. 28:20)

And Psalm 127 reminds us of the bigger truth:

“Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain.”

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David’s psalms today are rich with trust and awe:

“I have calmed and quieted my soul…” (Psalm 131:2)
“Search me, O God, and know my heart…” (Psalm 139:23)
“The Lord is near to all who call on Him…” (Psalm 145:18)

Even when we don’t have clarity, we’re invited into confidence—
because we’re known. Seen. Loved.
God hems us in, before and behind. That’s where peace comes from.

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At first glance, these chapters look like ancient spreadsheets.
But look closer—and you’ll see worship embedded into every assignment.

David organized Levites, priests, and musicians with care and calling.
Even the gatekeepers and those who carried supplies were assigned by name and by lot.

God sees what’s hidden. He honors what’s consistent.

Your ordinary obedience is holy ground.

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David begins with praise:

“Your steadfast love is higher than the heavens…” (Psalm 108:4)
And ends with prophecy:
“The Lord says to my Lord: Sit at My right hand…” (Psalm 110:1)

These psalms point us to a King greater than David,
a Priest forever,
a Name exalted above every name.

In battle or in worship, this is our cry:
Be exalted, O God. Reign forever.

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David sinned. The nation suffered. But God didn’t leave him there.
On the threshing floor of brokenness, David offered a costly sacrifice.

“I will not offer to the Lord that which costs me nothing.” (2 Samuel 24:24)

Psalm 30 echoes with restored joy:

“Weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning.”

This is a day to remember: God’s mercy meets us in the mess.

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Today’s reading is filled with David’s declaration of God’s faithfulness—
both in victory and in the dark places.

“He is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer…” (2 Samuel 22:2)
“I take refuge in the shadow of Your wings until the disaster has passed.” (Psalm 57:1)

Whether on the battlefield or hiding in a cave, David praises.
That’s the invitation for us too: praise in the pressure.

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These psalms are a window into David’s inner life—
he’s dealing with sin, sickness, betrayal, and emotional exhaustion.
But his soul doesn’t shut down. It cries out:

“Why are you cast down, O my soul?... Hope in God.” (Psalm 42:5)

When life feels heavy, these psalms remind us:
We don’t have to hide our pain—we can pour it out.

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David is returning to the throne—but his heart is still in pieces.
He’s mourning a lost son, facing broken loyalties, and settling unfinished business from Saul’s past.

“Why should this dead dog curse my lord the king?” (2 Sam. 19:26)

This is a story of grief and leadership, of being called to move forward while still hurting.
It’s a reminder that God’s work in us often happens in the tension—not after it.

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