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Scripture Union Daily Bible Reading

Prepare 20th March 2019
Waiting can be difficult. Pray today for patience as God’s plan for your life unfolds.
Bible passage: Acts 25:1–12 20th March 2019
Acts 25The Trial Before Festus 1 Three days after arriving in the province, Festus went up from Caesarea to Jerusalem, 2 where the chief priests and Jewish leaders appeared before him and presented the charges against Paul. 3 They urgently requested Festus, as a favor to them, to have Paul transferred to Jerusalem, for they were […]
Explore 20th March 2019
Handling frustration Time passed slowly. For two years Paul languished in the prison in Caesarea, his friends taking care of his needs (24:23). Fortunately, previous experience had taught him to be content whatever happened (Philippians 4:11–13), probably through experiences like this. How do you handle frustration? Clear conscience Eventually Felix was removed from office, for […]
Respond 20th March 2019
Thousands of people – many of them Christians – are languishing in prison today, just as Paul did, waiting for a trial or an appeal. Pray for justice and that they may find help and support.
Could you donate and help cover WordLive's costs? 20th March 2019
We hope you find WordLive a real blessing as you engage with God's word, helping you to explore his wonderful truths and amazing promises for free every day. We've been providing free daily readings for over 10 years now, to enable you and thousands of others to regularly explore the Bible in this way. But […]
Deeper Bible study 20th March 2019
Paul continues to speak frequently with Felix over the next two years of imprisonment, which must be an agonisingly long period of detainment and curtailed freedom. After two years, Felix is succeeded by Porcius Festus. By all accounts, Festus is a much better ruler than his predecessor – records show greater wisdom and honesty. Festus […]
Background: Meet Festus 20th March 2019
● Followed Felix as governor of Judea, taking over in AD 59.● Died after about two years.● Continued to suppress rebellion but generally regarded by historians of the times as a better governor than Felix or those who followed.● Ran into trouble with the Jerusalem priests when Agrippa extended his palace in Jerusalem. As it […]

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