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Updated 05/08/2025

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Day 49 - Wednesday 18th February 2026

Today’s readings come from Psalm 22:22-31, Mark 3:31-4:29, Exodus 23 and 24

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Day 48 - Tuesday 17th February 2026

Today’s readings come from Proverbs 5:1-14, Mark 2:18-3:30, Exodus 21 and 22

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Day 53 - Sunday 22nd February 2026

Today's readings come from Psalm 25 v 1 to 7, Mark 6 v 30 to 56, Exodus 31 v 1 to 33 v 6.

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Day 51 - Friday 20th February 2026

Today's readings come from Psalm 24, Mark 5 v 21 to 6 v 6, Exodus 27 and 28

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Day 52 - Saturday 21st February 2026

Today's readings come from Proverbs 5 v 15 to 23, Mark 6 v 7 to 29, Exodus 29 and 30.mp3

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February 20th - Psalm 98:1

Psalm 98:1 Sing a new song to the LORD, for he has done wonderful deeds. His right hand has won a mighty victory; his holy arm has shown his saving power! I love the fact that God’s people through thousands of years have enjoyed singing. The psalmist had a very clear reason for encouraging people to sing: God’s salvation. Throughout his dealings with his people, he had shown them his ability to save, supremely when he led them out of slavery in Egypt. After 400 years in that land, God set them free in the most dramatic way. Nothing has changed. Salvation should spur us into singing today. Salvation never changes because God has always been in the business of setting people free from sin, guilt and lifelessness, but the way in which that salvation is experienced will be unique for every individual. I love hearing the testimonies of other Christians, and what always strikes me is that each is a one-off. God comes to us as individuals and meets us in the specific context of our lives, so there is endless variety to the ways in which we encounter him. As a consequence, we always need to be looking for new songs to sing to the Lord. There is nothing necessarily wrong with the old songs, but the creativity of God’s Spirit encourages every generation to look for new ways of addressing their praise to God. The ways in which churches sing to God these days varies enormously. There are some churches that only ever sing hymns led by an organ, and others that only ever sing songs that have been written during the last few years to the accompaniment of a band. We should embrace and enjoy every form of worship because the different styles of hymns and songs reflect the rich diversity of the Church and remind us of the need for every kind of person to celebrate the salvation which God generously offers to us. Question How important is singing in your Christian life? Prayer Lord God, I thank you that you have given me something to sing about. I praise you for your gift of salvation to me. Amen

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Day 47 - Monday 16th February 2026

Today’s readings come from Psalm 22:12-21, Mark 1:29-2:17, Exodus 19 and 20

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Day 50 - Thursday 19th February 2026

Today's readings come from Psalm 23, Mark 4 v 30 to 5 v 20, Exodus 25 and 26

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February 19th - Psalm 97:10

Psalm 97:10 You who love the LORD, hate evil! He protects the lives of his godly people and rescues them from the power of the wicked. One of the signs that we truly love God is that we start to hate evil, and this is critically important because the many great evils in the world will never come to an end unless people begin hating them. The Transatlantic Slave Trade only stopped when people identified its horror and started hating it. I once visited the ancient fort at Cape Coast in Ghana where slaves were held before being ferried to the slave ships off the coast. For me, the most horrific discovery was that the dungeon in which the slaves were brutally stored was underneath the chapel. As the slave traders worshipped God, they must have heard the cries of the slaves. For centuries, people lived with the slave trade as an acceptable, if regrettable, part of life. It was only when people started to hate it and fight against it that the tide turned and finally, albeit very slowly, it was dismantled. There is plenty in our own world which deserves our hatred. We need to hate poverty, which occurs in every part of the world. Poverty distorts and cheapens life. It places enormous pressure on relationships and health and often leads to depression and violence. There is nothing good about it, but we live alongside it with surprising ease. In one of the wealthiest countries in the world, we all live close to poor people. This psalm suggests to me that as we love God more and more, he wants our hatred of poverty to increase, because then we will start taking initiatives to help to eradicate it and to support those who are poor. It’s so easy to respond to poverty by blaming others. The government would be a popular target, and so would the poor themselves, but this is a cheap way of trying to evade our responsibilities. The government cannot do everything and although some poor people may well bear a degree of responsibility for their poverty, we have also played our part in keeping them poor. True worship of the living God must lead us to action. Question How much do you hate poverty in your own community and what are you doing as a result of your hatred? Prayer Loving Father, help me to love you so much that I start hating evil in the same way as you do. Amen

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Day 46 - Sunday 15th February 2026

Today’s readings come from Psalm 22:1-11, Mark 1:1-28, Exodus 17 and 18

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