Through The Whole Bible 2022

20/12/2025

21/11/2025

God's demand for love: Deuteronomy 6:5, Matthew 22:37-38 - God knows those who love Him: Exodus 20:6, Psalm 145:20

Consequences of not loving God: Deuteronomy 6:14-15, John 14:24

Examples of those who loved God: Daniel 3:17-18, Psalm 116:1-2

21/11/2025

The Consecrations of Rev. Brother Kenneth E Hagin. (God's General)

Brother Kenneth E Hagin was a remarkable man of God, known for his devotion to prayer, fasting, and studying the Bible. Here are some key aspects of his consecrated life:

Bible Study: He read the New Testament over 250 times, demonstrating his passion for scripture.

Fasting and Prayer: Brother Hagin would fast two days a week, seeking spiritual growth and intimacy with God. He would spend hours on his knees, often going through a book of the gospels in a day, showcasing his commitment to prayer and meditation.

His spiritual practices yielded incredible results.

Ministry: He founded Rhema Bible Training College, which has trained over 80,000 graduates from 52 countries.

Healing and Ministry: He was healed of a deformed heart and paralysis at age 15 and went on to preach the gospel, healing many through his ministry.

Authorship: He wrote numerous books, including "The Woman Question" and "Healing Belongs to Us," and taught faith seminars globally.

Some of his notable teachings include:

Faith and Confession: He emphasized the importance of faith and positive confession, encouraging believers to speak God's word into their lives.

Healing and Prosperity: He taught on divine healing and prosperity, emphasizing the believer's authority in Christ.

Brother Hagin's legacy continues through Kenneth Hagin Ministries, offering resources, books, and audio collections.

09/02/2025

February 9th Bible Readings

Exodus 29:1-30:10 + Matthew 26:14-46 + Psalm 31:19-24 + Proverbs 8:14-26

06/02/2025

Isa.52.3 For thus saith the LORD, Ye have sold yourselves for nought; and ye shall be redeemed without money. (KJV)

04/02/2025

Exodus 19:16-21:21 – Meeting God at Sinai

Imagine standing at the base of Mount Sinai. The sky darkens, thunder roars, lightning flashes, and a trumpet sounds louder and louder. The ground trembles beneath your feet. Everyone is terrified. God is here.

This moment reminds us that God is not to be taken lightly. He is holy, and when He speaks, it demands our full attention. The Israelites were so overwhelmed that they begged Moses to speak to God on their behalf. How often do we treat God too casually, forgetting His power and holiness?

Then, He gives the Ten Commandments, the foundation of right living. These aren’t just old rules; they reveal God's heart. He desires faithfulness, honesty, justice, and love. And then come the laws about justice, showing that God cares about how we treat one another. He is not distant; He is deeply invested in how we live.

Matthew 23:13-39 – Jesus Confronts Hypocrisy

Jesus’ words here are fiery. He calls out the Pharisees for putting on a show of religion while missing the heart of God. They taught rules but had no love, burdened people with laws but showed no mercy.

How easy it is to fall into this! We can go to church, say the right things, and still have hearts far from God. Jesus longs for real transformation—not just outward appearances. His heartbreak over Jerusalem is real: "How often I have longed to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, and you were not willing!" (v.37). That’s God’s heart, He longs to draw us close, but do we let Him?

Psalm 28:1-9 – A Cry for Help

David is desperate. He feels like if God doesn’t respond, he will be lost. Have you ever felt that way? Like you’re praying, but it feels like God is silent?

Yet David doesn't give up. He remembers: God is his strength and shield. Even when life is hard, he trusts that God will come through. And by the end of the psalm, his fear turns to praise. Maybe that’s where we need to be, choosing to trust even before we see th

03/02/2025

Submitting to the Harsh, Enduring the Difficult: Trusting God in Hard Relationships

Have you ever struggled with submitting to someone in authority over you, whether it's a difficult boss, a demanding spouse, or an overbearing leader? Maybe you're a maid or employee who feels mistreated by your mistress or employer. Whatever the situation, it's easy to feel like resisting or fleeing.

However, as we see in the story of Hagar and Sarah (Genesis 16), God often calls us to submit to those in authority over us, even when it's difficult. Hagar, despite being mistreated by Sarah, was instructed by the Angel of the Lord to return to her mistress and submit to her. And in doing so, God promised to bless her with many descendants.

As the Bible says, "Submit yourselves for the Lord’s sake to every human authority" (1 Peter 2:13, NIV). This doesn’t mean enduring abuse or toxic situations without seeking help or safety, but it does mean trusting God’s plan, praying for His wisdom, and remaining faithful to His guidance.

Enduring Difficult Relationships on the Same Level or Below

Submission is not limited to enduring difficult authority figures. Sometimes, the challenge is with peers, friends, or those below us, such as subordinates or even children. Enduring such relationships requires patience, love, and faith in God’s transformative power.

Jesus endured Judas Iscariot’s betrayal, knowing Judas’ heart but still extending him kindness (John 13:26). God Himself endures us, despite our sin and rebellion, showing His patience and love (Romans 5:8). These examples teach us the value of endurance, not because we accept or condone sin, but because we trust God to work through us for His purposes.

In these situations, God calls us to patience and longsuffering. As Colossians 3:13 (NKJV) says, "bearing with one another, and forgiving one another, if anyone has a complaint against another; even as Christ forgave you, so you also must do." By bearing with others, we show the love a

01/02/2025

February 1st Bible Readings

Exodus 13:17-15:18 + Matthew 21:23-46 + Psalm 26:1-12 + Proverbs 6:16-19

15/06/2024

THROUGH THE WHOLE BIBLE 2024

Hi there! Here are our June 15th readings with highlights and reflections:

1 Kings 14:1-15:24

Highlights:
- Jeroboam's son falls ill, and he seeks Ahijah's prophecy. The prophet tells him that the child will die due to jeroboams disobedience (14:1-18)
- Rehoboam fortifies Judah's defenses but neglects spiritual leadership (15:1-24)

Reflections:
- Jeroboam's refusal to repent shows the danger of pride and stubbornness. May we humble ourselves and turn to God in times of need.
- Rehoboam's prioritization of physical defenses over spiritual leadership serves as a reminder to prioritize our relationship with God as our true defense.

Acts 10:1-23

Highlights:
- Cornelius, a Gentile, seeks God and receives the Holy Spirit (10:1-8, 44-48)
- Peter learns to overcome his biases and shares the gospel with those considered "unclean" (10:9-23)

Reflections:
- Cornelius' story shows that God's salvation is for all nations and peoples. May we embrace God's inclusivity and love.
- Peter's transformation from bias to understanding serves as a model for us to overcome our own biases and share God's love with those different from us.

Psalm 133:1-3

Highlights:
- Unity among believers is precious and pleasing to God (v. 1-2)
- The anointing oil represents God's presence and blessing (v. 3)

Reflections:
- May we strive for harmony and oneness in our communities, just as David desired for his people.
- As we gather together, may we seek God's presence and blessing, just like the anointing oil symbolized.

Proverbs 17:7-8

Highlights:
- Eloquence without wisdom is empty (v. 7)
- Bribes may seem appealing but lead to corruption and harm (v. 8)

Reflections:
- May our words be seasoned with grace and truth, reflecting wisdom and kindness.
- May we operate with integrity and honesty in all our dealings, avoiding corrupt practices.