I'm Fine Bible Reading

We invite you to journey with us through the Psalms this summer as we align our daily reading with our Sunday sermon series, I’m Fine, But Not Really. Each Monday through Friday, you’ll read a Psalm that speaks to the emotional theme explored in the Sunday message. These Psalms give voice to sadness, confusion, regret, anxiety, and more while pointing us toward hope and connection with God.
You can read on your own or join a texting accountability group. Groups are made up of around five people who text each other thoughts or impressions from the daily reading. It’s a simple way to stay encouraged and engaged.
Here’s how it will work:
You can read on your own or join a texting accountability group. Groups are made up of around five people who text each other thoughts or impressions from the daily reading. It’s a simple way to stay encouraged and engaged.
Here’s how it will work:
- You will be randomly placed in a text group of approximately five people—men with men and women with women.
- Each weekday (Monday–Friday), read the specified passage. Each reading is a Psalm that speaks to the emotion from Sunday's message.
- After you read, send a quick message to your group stating that you completed the reading and share a verse or two that stood out to you.
Bookmarks with the full reading schedule are available at the Welcome Center and church office or you can download the Bible Reading Plan here.
Learn more about the Sermon Series.
Learn more about the Sermon Series.
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