Download these PDF files for handy page markers you can insert in your Bible with a psalm and readings for each day of the week. These citations will enrich your exploration of the Bible with readings that correlate with the Sunday lectionary texts, and are ideal for daily meditation and prayer.
Apr. 8-May 5
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Other Bible Prayer Resources
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The Bible could be one of your best resources for daily prayer. The Bible is full of stories about men and women who in some ways may have been on a spiritual quest like yours. These stories can be explored through reading, study, and quiet meditation. We invite you to subscribe to our free email Stillspeaking Devotional. Every morning, we'll send you a Bible text and meditation. It's free! And we invite you to our resource on "Reading With the Bible"—how the Bible can become an aid to daily prayer.
Daily Devotional
Weekly Seeds Online
Weekly Seeds Subscription
How to Pray With the Bible
Bible texts are from the New Revised Standard Version, © 1989 Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Daily Readings are © 2005 Consultation on Common Texts. Used by permission.
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I Don't Like This Reading!
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Sometimes, you might encounter a Bible text that leaves you cold, or even makes you angry. That's okay! The Bible evolved through time, and although we believe God speaks through scripture, each reading will also bear the imprint of the culture in which it was written. If you have a question about or a problem with any reading you find here, share it with us in our "Opening the Bible" forum.
Bible Forum
The UCC Calendar of Prayer includes citations for all readings in the ecumenical daily and Sunday lectionary, as well as an inspiring story from the lives of UCC congregations and members working for God's realm locally and globally.
UCC Calendar of Prayer