Confident in Him Bible Reading Summary Week 2

ByRachel Wojo

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I can hardly believe how quickly this month is flying by! Summer will be here before you can blink an eye. This month's Bible reading is shifting my perspective about confidence. Society tells us confidence is key, critical to climbing the corporate ladder or any other successful venture. But confidence in Christ radiates on another level! Let's take a peek at what we learned this week through the Confident in Him Bible reading summary week 2. Ready?

I can hardly believe how quickly this month is flying by! Summer will be here before you can blink an eye. This month’s Bible reading is shifting my perspective about confidence. Society tells us confidence is key, critical to climbing the corporate ladder or any other successful venture. But confidence in Christ radiates on another level! Let’s take a peek at what we learned this week through the Confident in Him Bible reading summary week 2. Ready?

Philippians 1:1-11

As Paul wrote with confidence to the Philippian church, he reminded them that Christ is the one who completes the work. It's a beautiful reminder we can still use today to know that we are#confidentinhim ! #biblereading

 

As Paul wrote with confidence to the Philippian church, he reminded them that Christ is the one who completes the work. It’s a beautiful reminder we can still use today to know that we are#confidentinhim ! #biblereading

Ephesians 2:1-7

Redemption- a word that means not only bought back, but also restored and renewed. He redeems our lives for the purpose of a new work, an improved life, and a renovated heart. He reconstructs and rebuilds. Your old self is gone and so is the guilt and shame of the past. You are worthy through HIS redemptive power! Now go forward#confidentinhim ! #preachingtomyself#biblereading

 

Redemption- a word that means not only bought back, but also restored and renewed. He redeems our lives for the purpose of a new work, an improved life, and a renovated heart. He reconstructs and rebuilds. Your old self is gone and so is the guilt and shame of the past. You are worthy through HIS redemptive power! Now go forward#confidentinhim ! #preachingtomyself#biblereading

Ephesians 2:8-17

The Lord is creating a masterpiece in you!! #confidentinhim#biblereading

 

The Lord is creating a masterpiece in you!! #confidentinhim#biblereading

1 Peter 2:1-10

Yes, God created you and his number one goal is to bring you back into a perfect relationship with him. He loves you wildly with an everlasting love. But what you believe about your personal value should be rooted in this verse. Who you were without the mercy of God is not who you are now. The One who poured out his mercy for you desires for you to know how precious you are in his sight. Live Monday loving mercy!#confidentinhim#biblereading

 

Yes, God created you and his number one goal is to bring you back into a perfect relationship with him. He loves you wildly with an everlasting love. But what you believe about your personal value should be rooted in this verse. Who you were without the mercy of God is not who you are now. The One who poured out his mercy for you desires for you to know how precious you are in his sight. Live Monday loving mercy!#confidentinhim#biblereading

Isaiah 43:22-28

If God blots out our sins and doesn't remember them anymore, then perhaps we should stop beating ourselves up with the past, right? #confidentinhim#biblereading God doesn't define our future by the past. #onemorestep

If God blots out our sins and doesn’t remember them anymore, then perhaps we should stop beating ourselves up with the past, right? #confidentinhim#biblereading God doesn’t define our future by the past. #onemorestep

Proverbs 14:21-26

The NIV words this verse like this: Whoever fears the LORD has a secure fortress, and for their children it will be a refuge. Your faith provides the foundation and confidence for the next generation! Be unwavering in Christ! #biblereading#confidentinhim

The NIV words this verse like this: Whoever fears the LORD has a secure fortress, and for their children it will be a refuge. Your faith provides the foundation and confidence for the next generation! Be unwavering in Christ! #biblereading#confidentinhim

Philippians 4:8-13

Knowing that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us is one thing, but learning it is another. Living in the power of this secret is how we are#confidentinhim !! #biblereading

Knowing that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us is one thing, but learning it is another. Living in the power of this secret is how we are#confidentinhim !! #biblereading

That’s a wrap for this week! I’d love to hear what you’ve been learning.

By his grace,

Rachel

Resources:

Confident in Him Bible Reading Plan

Week 1 Summary

2 Comments

  1. I love reading your summaries straight to my heart, I also enjoyed the online bible studies.
    May God Bless You and Your Family Forever

    Mildred

  2. Rachel, thank you so much for these summaries each week. Even though I pray for guidance and understanding, (your prayer before reading the bible)sometimes I don’t understand why you picked a certain scripture passage. For example Tuesday’s reading, Isaiah 43:22-28. verse 25 was the only one I did understand and loved. After reading you what you wrote today, I now see what this passage says about confidence in Christ.
    I want you to know you are a blessing and I love your encouraging heart. I look forward each week to going back and seeing your review.
    I write the scriptures in a journal, I think I learn that way and it’s just plain old decipline for me.
    In Christ Grace,

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