A new year has begun. Looking for a new Bible reading plan? This epic list might help you to read, remember and pray the word in 2015. My plan? I’ve just begun a new year-long set of devotionals by Paul Tripp.
New Morning Mercies
New Morning Mercies: A Daily Gospel Devotional is a new collection of 365 daily bible readings from Paul Tripp. I’ve loved reading his tweets, hearing his sermons, and reading his books. In each case, he oozes with the gospel of God’s grace shown in the death and resurrection of Jesus. Here’s the blurb from #NewMorningMercies:
Mornings can be tough.
Sometimes, a hearty breakfast and strong cup of coffee just aren’t enough.
Offering far more than a rush of caffeine, best-selling author Paul David Tripp aims to energize Christian readers with the most potent encouragement imaginable: the gospel.
365 devotional readings lead off with a compelling, gospel-centered thought, followed by an extended meditation for the day. Focused less on behavior modification and more on helping people encounter the living God, this resource equips readers with the good news that they need to trust in God’s goodness, rely on his grace, and live for his glory—day in and day out.
Each day has a gospel nugget at the top of the page, devotional reflections from Tripp, and then a Bible passage to read at the end.
Try Before You Buy
I’ve read and journaled for January 1. But I’ve also read ahead to get a feel for the style. It’s excellent! If you’re not ready to buy the book, why not try before you buy.
You can download a month of readings from Paul Tripp’s website (PDF).
You can also download January’s readings for free via Apple iBooks.
Buy It Now!
New Morning Mercies is an excellent way to begin each day with the good news of Jesus… buy it now:
Get it from Amazon (including Kindle for less than $10) | Get it from Koorong | Get it from Book Depository | Get it from Apple iBooks
Are you keen?
During the #BibleStott reading plan, I found great encouragement from others reading at the same time. So let me know in the comments if you’re going to join in, and use the hashtag #NewMorningMercies whenever you share quotes on social media.