Here is the Bible Reading Plan for Generosity based on 2 Corinthians. It has 31 verses.
Download the Generosity (2 Corinthians) Bible Reading Plan PDF here.
Here is a Scripture Verse Writing Sheet I created.
Download the Scripture Verse Writing Sheet PDF here.
View the 2 Corinthians Bible Reading Plan.
This year's Bible Reading Plan is
based on my Word of the Year: Resilience.
The Holy Grit Journey:
A Bold Walk in Resilience and Faith is your
reminder that this is more than a plan—it is a call to live steady in what God
has strengthened.
This
is a step in the Path of Holy Grit—a journey
shaped by endurance, faithfulness, and grace.
This
is not just a reading rhythm. It is a spiritual stance.
You do not break. You bend. You build.
Stay
grounded. Stay gritty.
You are Resilient on
Purpose.
Description
When you give God your full yes, everything
changes. This month invites you to live intentionally and sow into Kingdom
purpose.
Memory Verse
Matthew 6:21
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Here are the Bible
Verse Writing Sheets for 2022.
Download the Bible Reading Plan PDF here.
Here is another Scripture Verse Writing Sheet I created.
Download the Scripture Verse Writing Sheet PDF here.
View the reading plans for Generosity.
Corinth was messy. The church had drama,
division, immorality, pride, and confusion. But Paul did not walk away. He
wrote. He stayed. He corrected in love.
And God
still moved.
This book
reminds us that God is not looking for perfect people. He is looking for a
people willing to mature.
Do not run
from hard truth. Let it do its holy work.
God builds even through brokenness. And He always brings beauty out of bold correction.
Spiritual maturity is not about getting
it all right—it is about surrendering it all honestly. God uses imperfect
people to reflect His perfect love.
1 Corinthians 1:27
(ESV):
“But God chose what is foolish in the
world to shame the wise… what is weak in the world to shame the strong…”
How You Move Ahead When the Way Is Not
Clear
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Reflection
Resilience is not about speed—it is
about direction.
Even when the pace is slow, forward is still forward.
Sometimes you move ahead with
confidence.
Other times, you move ahead by faith alone.
But progress is not always visible at first.
It is in the decision to show up, even when you are tired.
It is in the courage to take one step, even when you cannot see the finish.
God does not rush your becoming.
He walks with you through it—faithfully, patiently, purposefully.
Scripture
Anchor
“And the
Lord is the one who is going ahead of you; He will be with you. He will not
desert you or abandon you. Do not fear, and do not be dismayed.”
—Deuteronomy
31:8 (NASB)
Speak
This
I do not need to see the whole path to
take the next step.
I move forward with faith, not fear.
God goes before me—and I will not stay stuck.
Journaling Prompt
What small step can I take today to
move forward in faith?
Where do I need to release control and trust God with the outcome?
Your Forward.
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You Do Not Have to Have It All Figured
Out
Sometimes, we wait for clarity before we move. We wait for the full plan,
the guaranteed outcome, the perfect peace before taking the next step. But the
life of faith does not always work that way.
God rarely gives the full blueprint up front.
More often, He gives just enough light for the next step.
And forward is still forward—even if it is slow.
You do not need to be fearless to move forward.
You just need to be willing.
And a willing heart in the hands of a faithful God is a powerful thing.
Forward Might Look Different This Time
Maybe forward means starting over.
Maybe it means resting instead of rushing.
Maybe it means reimagining a life you did not expect to live.
Whatever it is—do not confuse unfamiliar with wrong.
Forward is not always flashy.
It is faithful.
It is showing up again. Trying again. Believing again.
Not because it is easy—but because you know God is still in it.
You Are Not Behind. You Are Becoming.
Comparison will convince you that you are too late.
Shame will whisper that you should be further by now.
But God is not watching your progress with a stopwatch.
He is walking with you step by step.
You are not where you used to be.
You are not who you used to be.
And even if the path looks different than you imagined, it is still marked by
grace.
Keep going.
Not perfectly.
Not quickly.
But purposefully—with eyes on Christ and courage in your spirit.
Scripture Anchor
“The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never
leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged.”
—Deuteronomy 31:8 (ESV)
He is already ahead of you.
And He is not in a hurry.
You can move forward at His pace—and still arrive right on time.
Speak This Over Yourself
My pace does not disqualify my progress.
My path does not need to match anyone else’s.
I walk forward in faith, knowing God is already there.
I am still becoming—and that is enough.
A Word for Today
You do not need a dramatic sign.
You just need a next step.
Even small progress is sacred when God is in it.
So move forward. By grace. In faith. With confidence.
You are not stuck.
You are still going forward.
Rooted in Love
Key Thought: True love is the greatest evidence of
a life shaped by Christ.
In
1 Corinthians, Paul makes it clear—spiritual gifts, knowledge, and even great
faith mean nothing without love. Love is not just a feeling; it is a deliberate
way of living. It is patient, kind, humble, forgiving, enduring, and honest. A
transformed heart expresses love in both action and attitude. When we are
rooted in love, everything we do flows from the heart of God and brings unity,
healing, and strength to the body of Christ.
Affirmations:
1. I am patient and kind in my words and
actions.
2. I do not envy or boast—I walk in
humility.
3. I am not rude or self-seeking; I put
others first.
4. I forgive quickly and do not keep
score of wrongs.
5. I rejoice in the truth and speak it
with love.
6. I bear all things, believe the best,
and never give up on people.
7. I love without condition, just as
Christ loves me.
8. I choose love even when it is not easy
or convenient.
9. I let love lead me in conflict,
correction, and connection.
10.
I
build my life on love because it never fails.
An Invitation, Not a Checklist
Exploring your faith is not about having all the right answers. It is
about getting honest, getting curious, and getting closer to the One who
already knows you. Paul’s letters invite us into that journey—not as perfect
people, but as people in process.
Faith is not something you stumble into. It is something you walk out.
And Paul’s words help guide that walk.
Paul's Letters Give Us Permission to
Grow
Paul never writes as if we should have everything figured out. Instead,
he writes with clarity, compassion, and conviction. He encourages questions. He
confronts confusion. He reminds believers—over and over again—that faith is meant
to be explored, wrestled with, and walked through in layers.
Every letter builds your spiritual vocabulary—and expands your spiritual understanding.
Faith Is Not Fragile—It’s Deepening
Some people are afraid to explore their faith because they think asking
questions means they are doubting. But Paul’s letters teach us that exploration
is healthy. It means we are growing. It means we are letting the Holy
Spirit stretch our understanding and shape our hearts.
Faith that is explored becomes faith that is strong.
Let Paul Help You Explore the Word—and
Your World
Paul does not write for “the elite.” He writes for the Church. For real
people. For those who are just beginning and those who are burnt out. His voice
gives language to what we feel, what we face, and what we need to remember.
If you want to grow in faith, do not skip his letters.
Let them challenge you. Let them comfort you.
Let them walk with you as you explore the heart of God.
You are building something eternal—on a
foundation that cannot be shaken. Let every brick of your life rest on Jesus.
1 Corinthians 3:11 (CEV):
“No one can lay any other foundation
than the one that is already laid, and that foundation is Jesus Christ.”
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