1 Samuel 4-6
1 Samuel 4–6 recounts Israel’s defeat, the capture of the Ark of the Covenant by the Philistines, and its eventual return after bringing plagues and turmoil to Philistine cities.
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1 Samuel 3
God calls Samuel as a boy, and he faithfully delivers a difficult message to Eli, marking the beginning of his role as a prophet in Israel.
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1 Samuel 1-2
Hannah prays for a son and dedicates Samuel to God, while Eli’s corrupt sons contrast with God’s faithfulness as He begins raising a new leader for Israel.
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Ruth 3-4
Ruth 3-4 recounts Ruth’s marriage to Boaz, securing Naomi’s family line and showing God’s providence and redemption.
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Ruth 1-2
Ruth 1-2 shows Ruth’s loyalty to Naomi and Boaz’s kindness, highlighting faithfulness and hope.
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Acts 27-28
In Acts 27–28, Paul endures a dangerous sea voyage and shipwreck on his way to Rome, yet continues to share the gospel faithfully while under house arrest.
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Acts 25-26
In Acts 25–26, Paul appears before Festus and King Agrippa, boldly defending his faith and recounting his conversion, ultimately appealing to Caesar.
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Acts 23-24
In Acts 23–24, Paul stands trial before Jewish leaders and Roman officials, is protected from a plot against his life, and continues to testify about his faith while imprisoned.
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Acts 21-22
In Acts 21–22, Paul returns to Jerusalem, is arrested after facing opposition, and gives a bold testimony about his conversion and mission before the crowd.
