2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 191
by Walt Martin on July 10th, 2026
The jailer asked how to get out of a mess. He found a Savior instead. That’s often how grace works. We come to Jesus looking for help with one problem, only to discover that he is inviting us into a completely new life.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 190
by Walt Martin on July 9th, 2026
What looks like an ordinary meeting beside a river is actually the beginning of something much larger. And the story isn’t finished...   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 189
by Walt Martin on July 8th, 2026
Leaders sought God’s wisdom together. They protected the truth of the gospel. They refused to place unnecessary burdens on new believers. Then they walked alongside those believers to help them understand what faithful living looked like. Grace and truth were never competitors. They belonged together. However, almost immediately, we read about one of the most painful disagreements in the New Testament...   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 188
by Walt Martin on July 7th, 2026
The apostles and elders listened. They remembered what God had done. They searched the Scriptures. James anchored the discussion in the words of the prophet Amos, showing that God's plan had always been to welcome the nations through the promised Messiah. Experience didn't replace Scripture; rather, Scripture helped them understand what God was doing before their eyes.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 187
by Walt Martin on July 6th, 2026
Grace invites a response. God reaches toward us first, but He does not force Himself upon us. We can receive His gift with humble faith, or we can cling to our own expectations, traditions, and pride.   Read More
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2026 Reading Plan Reflections - Day 186
by Walt Martin on July 5th, 2026
The resurrection changes everything. Jesus isn't simply another prophet or another king in Israel’s long history. He is the risen Messiah through whom forgiveness of sins is proclaimed. What the Law could never fully accomplish, Christ has accomplished through His death and resurrection. In Him, people are made right with God by grace.   Read More
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