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I hope the first few weeks of your school year has been going alright!

We understand that being faithful to God and Christian Living is not as easy as school gets busy and we spend a ton of time with our friends. We hope that you will follow along with us going through this devotional packet. Getting a dose of God’s word and spending time to pray over the day can really make a huge difference. It really can!

Think about the Day, Pray, Read the Passage

We recommend taking some time to think over your day, jot down some of the things that happened, good and bad. For example, think about some things you did that maybe you feel a bit guilty about, or things that you could have done and didn’t – “to save a life” anyone? Try to think about why you did what you did or didn’t do what you should have, and what you can learn about yourself through it.

Then pray that God may speak to you today through the text. Then read it!

Hopefully as we together do this day to day, we’ll continue to grow in our appreciation for God’s word and how real and personal God is!

InterHigh Devotional Booklet

Download the booklet here! : Hebrews9 – James3 – InterHigh Bible Devotions (right click – then “save as”)

Hope this DT booklet helps!
Let us know if these are helpful to you!

InterHigh Staff – Paul

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1) Observation – to answer the first few questions, just look to the text for the answer.

2) Discussion – dig a little deeper; what are these facts from the verse telling us?

3) Application – make it personal; how can the meaning of the texts apply to me personally?

Now that still might sound complicated to some of you. Thankfully, all of the questions are already written for us! So don’t be surprised when the first few questions have there answers in the verse (observation) and the next few make you think a bit more (discussion) or think about your own life (application).

You can find our devotions booklet to print out here. Just print it out (double sided) and fold the pages over in the center and you can make your very own devotions booklet!

If you need a version that just has the pages in order, you can find it here.

1) Read the Bible passage.

2) Write out the memory verse.

3) Choose one of the options provided (or create your own method) for personalizing, processing, and memorizing the verse.

4) Spend some time committing the verse to memory. (Review prior verses too if you choose!)

You can find our devotions booklet to print out here. Just print it out (double sided) and fold the pages over in the center and you can make your very own devotions booklet!

1) Read the Bible passage.

2) Write out the memory verse.

3) Choose one of the options provided (or create your own method) for personalizing, processing, and memorizing the verse.

4) Spend some time committing the verse to memory. (Review prior verses too if you choose!)

You can find our devotions booklet to print out here. Just print it out (double sided) and fold the pages over in the center and you can make your very own devotions booklet!

1) Read the Bible passage.

2) Write out the memory verse.

3) Choose one of the options provided (or create your own method) for personalizing, processing, and memorizing the verse.

4) Spend some time committing the verse to memory. (Review prior verses too if you choose!)

You can find our devotions booklet to print out here. Just print it out (double sided) and fold the pages over in the center and you can make your very own devotions booklet!

If you’re having trouble printing out the handy booklet and need something a little simpler, you can grab the normal layout file here.

Passion Week (aka “Holy Week”) is from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday (Resurrection Sunday). It’s called “Passion Week” because of the passion with which Jesus willingly went to the cross to pay for our sins. Passion Week is described in Matthew chapters 21-27, Mark chapters 11-15, Luke chapters 19-23, and John chapters 12-19.

We are covering the Passion account in Luke with the text each day corresponding to what happened each day as Jesus was accused and crucified. We encourage you to take extended time this week to do your DT so you can remember and appreciate what Christ has done for you.

1. Read the text two times.
2. Write your favorite verse.
3. Write one aspect of what God is like.
4. Write one aspect of how text describes you.
5. What lesson can I learn from this text?
6. Write out a prayer in response to the text.

1. Read the text two times.
2. Write your favorite verse.
3. Write one aspect of what God is like.
4. Write one aspect of how text describes you.
5. What lesson can I learn from this text?
6. Write out a prayer in response to the text.

• What are the factors that I consider most important in my decision-making process for my future plans?
• What did Apostle Paul consider in making his future plans?  What are some experiences of God at work in my life that I need to consider in making my plans?
• Even though Apostle Paul says many are opposed to him, he states that a great door for effective work has opened up to him as well.  What is the relationship between the work of the Gospel being carried on effectively and opposition?

“If you are not persevering in the Christian faith, this is evidence that you did not have saving faith in the first place.”

“The faith which collapses is the faith which has not thought things out and thought them through. For so many of us faith is a superficial thing. We tend to accept things because we are told them and to possess them merely at secondhand. If we undergo the agony of thought there may be much that we must discard, but what is left is really ours in such a way that nothing can ever take it from us.”

• What is the test of genuine faith based on these verses?
• What does it mean to “take your stand” and “hold firmly” to the gospel?
• According to vv.54-55, what makes my Christian life ultimately triumphant regardless of struggles and setbacks that I experience?