A Chapter a Day Bible Reading
A simple idea... reading a chapter of the bible each day. Who knew the transformational power of such a small habit?! Join Sean each day as he reads through the books of the bible, from both the Old and New Testament, one chapter at a time.
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- 63
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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September 30 - Judges 9 (opens the original)
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Reading from the New Living Translation Music: Yarrow and Root by Blue Dot Sessions Bible reading plan developed with Rev Pete Adlem, download it HERE . Contact Sean: achapteraday
September 29 - Judges 8 (opens the original)
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Reading from the New Living Translation Music: Yarrow and Root by Blue Dot Sessions Bible reading plan developed with Rev Pete Adlem, download it HERE . Contact Sean: achapter
September 28 - Judges 7 (opens the original)
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Reading from the New Living Translation Music: Yarrow and Root by Blue Dot Sessions Bible reading plan developed with Rev Pete Adlem, download it HERE . Contact Sean: achapteraday
September 25 - Proverbs 28:8-14 (opens the original)
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Reading from the New Living Translation Music: Gaena by Blue Dot Sessions Bible reading plan developed with Rev Pete Adlem, download it HERE . Contact Sean: achapteraday@icloud.com
September 24 - Judges 6 (opens the original)
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Reading from the New Living Translation Music: Gaena by Blue Dot Sessions Bible reading plan developed with Rev Pete Adlem, download it HERE . Contact Sean: achapteraday@icloud.com
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