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littlefaithblog.com #littlebibleplan September ’17 LITTLE BIBLE PLAN + Daily Challenges! SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT 1 2 Isaiah 48:1-11 Isaiah 48:12-22 challenge: challenge: Make a bucket list How can you have for fall. peace according to verse 18? 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Isaiah 49:1-7 Isaiah 49:8-16 Isaiah 49:17-26 Isaiah 50:1-11 Isaiah 51:1-8 Isaiah 51:9-16 Isaiah 51:17-23 challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: Refresh! Take a Cherish God’s Find your joy in Organize your Cozy up with your Ask God who you Try a yummy fall break from social promise from Jesus, not in other closet. favorite fall drink can be a blessing recipe. media today. verses 15-16. people or things. and read the Bible. to today. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Isaiah 52:1-6 Isaiah 52:7-15 Isaiah 53:1-12 Isaiah 54:1-10 Isaiah 54:11-17 Isaiah 55:1-5 Isaiah 55:6-13 challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: Journal verse 2 of Listen to only Thank Jesus for What did you Think of others Read a book. Spend some time today’s passage. Christian music being crushed for learn from today’s before yourself crafting in your today. your sins. passage? today. Little Faith Book or journal. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Isaiah 56:1-8 Isaiah 56:9-12 Isaiah 57:1-13 Isaiah 57:14-21 Isaiah 58:1-7 Isaiah 58:8-14 Isaiah 59:1-10 challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: How should you Let God hold you, Find a Bible verse Make or listen to a Reach out to some- Happy first day of Decorate pumpkins live according to comfort you and wallpaper for your fall-themed Chris- one who needs fall! Celebrate with with Bible verses this passage? help you through phone. tian playlist. help. a pumpkin treat or and uplifting your struggles. drink. sayings. 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Isaiah 59:11-21 Isaiah 60:1-14 Isaiah 60:15-22 Isaiah 61:1-11 Isaiah 62:1-12 Isaiah 63:1-11 Isaiah 63:12-19 challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: challenge: Plan a fall-themed Watch the sunset Stick Bible verses Try not to be nega- Find a way to use Toss out anything Let Christ be first in activity with your while spending around wherever tive about anything your talents to that’s distancing your heart. family or friends. time in prayer. you go today. today. serve God. you from God..

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