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The daily Bible reading devotion for young people. Take less than 15 minutes a day to cover the whole Bible in 365 days with selected Bible readings and a full commentary from Nicky and Pippa Gumbel. Toby Stokes introduces this edition of the Bible with Nicky and Pippa Gumbel which encourages us not only to apply the Bible to our everyday life, but also to grow in our relationship with Jesus.

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Day 28: With God All Things Are Possible

2026/01/28

Proverbs 3:13–18, Matthew 19:16–26, Job 8:1–20; 9:1–5 Nothing is impossible with God.

Day 27: How to Stay on Track

2026/01/27

Psalm 17:3–5, Matthew 19:1–15, Job 4:1–8,6:21–25 In the Bible, the image of God’s tracks is frequently used: tracks that lead to life.

Day 26: Why Does God Allow Suffering?

2026/01/26

Psalm 16:1–11, Matthew 18:12–35, Job 2:11–13 Suffering is not part of God's original created order (see Genesis 1–2). There was no suffering in the world before rebellion against God. There will be no suffering when God creates a new heaven and a new earth (Revelation 21:3–4). Suffering is, therefore, an alien intrusion into God's world.

Day 25: 'God Intended It for Good'

2026/01/25

Psalm 15:1–5, Matthew 17:14–23; 18:1–5, Genesis 50:18–21 God loves you. Your suffering is also God’s suffering. He suffers alongside you. Yet he does not always simply remove suffering from your life; he sometimes uses the bad things that happen to bring about his good purposes.

Day 24: How to Listen to God

2026/01/24

Proverbs 3:1–10, Matthew 16:21–25; 17:1–5, Genesis 47:31; 48:11–16 How do you hear the voice of God in the midst of the noise and distractions of life?

Day 23: You Have the Keys

2026/01/23

Psalm 14:2, Matthew 16:6–19, Genesis 45:4–15 You have the immense privilege of having been given ‘the keys of the kingdom’. What does this mean for us?

Day 22: How Long, O Lord?

2026/01/22

Psalm 13:1–6, Matthew 15:22–37, Genesis 43:13–14 There are periods when it appears that God has forgotten us. How should you respond in times like these?

Day 21: Be Honest with God

2026/01/21

Psalm 12:1, Matthew 14:22–33, Genesis 41:41–46 God wants you to be honest with him. He likes candour. He wants to hear what is on your heart today.

Day 20: How to Navigate Life

2026/01/20

Proverbs 2:12–22, Matthew 14:1–21, Genesis 40:1–41:40 Wisdom has been defined as ‘*the art of steering*’. As you go through life, you will need to navigate many tight situations that require great wisdom in order to avoid damaging yourself or others.

Day 19: The Most Valuable Thing in the World

2026/01/19

Psalm 11:1–7, Matthew 13:36–46, 38:25–26,39:6–22 Relationships are our most valuable possession. But there is one special relationship for which you were created. This is the most valuable pearl of all. It is worth selling ‘everything’ in order to get hold of it.

Day 18: Your Kingdom Come

2026/01/18

Psalm 10:12–18, Matthew 13:18–35, Genesis 37:5–11 Jesus taught us to pray, 'Your *kingdom* come' (Matthew 6:10). The kingdom of God is the rule and reign of God.

Day 17: Five Ways to Fulfil Your Potential

2026/01/17

Psalm 10:2–6, Matthew 13:3–8, Genesis 35:2–3 Jesus warns that although there is great *potential* in each of us, there are *pitfalls* ahead. How can you avoid the pitfalls and fulfil your potential?

Day 16: The Overflow of the Heart

2026/01/16

Proverbs 2:1–5, Matthew 12:33–40, Genesis 32:24–31 How do you store up good things in your heart?

Day 15: God is Just and God is Merciful

2026/01/15

Psalm 9:16–18, Matthew 12:7–21, Genesis 31:6–7 Through the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross, God is both just and merciful.

Day 14: Just Relax and Let God Be God

2026/01/14

Psalm 9:7–10, Matthew 11:16–30, Genesis 30:22 If God is sovereign and ultimately in control, does that mean that you are absolved of responsibility for your actions? Does it mean that you do not have ‘free will’? The Bible teaches both – the ultimate sovereignty of God at the same time as human responsibility and free will.