Lamp and Light Bible Reading Plan

We read Joshua 2 and Proverbs 7, then slow down to notice how Rahab’s faith stands out in Jericho and how a father’s warning exposes the true cost of temptation. We connect God’s rescue and Rahab’s scarlet cord to daily choices like guarding our hearts, praying for a clean spirit, and fighting sin with confession and accountability. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Joshua 1 and Proverbs 6 and hear God’s steady call to strength, courage, and obedience when the road ahead feels intimidating. We connect Joshua’s commissioning to everyday wisdom about money commitments, work habits, honest words, unity, and fleeing adultery. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We finish another book in Deuteronomy 34 with Moses’ final climb, his look into Canaan, and God’s faithful continuation of the mission through Joshua. Then we hear Proverbs 5 press the case for discretion, sexual purity, and deep joy in God’s design for marriage. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

Moses’ final blessing over Israel in Deuteronomy 33 shows how God’s covenant love shapes a people and points them forward with purpose. Proverbs 4 brings that same forward-looking focus into everyday life by calling us to seek true wisdom and guard our whole self before the Lord. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

Today's reading covers Deuteronomy 32 (the Song of Moses) and Proverbs 3. The reflection frames Deuteronomy 32 as a covenant lawsuit, with heaven and earth called as witnesses, God's faithfulness declared as "the Rock," and Israel's coming unfaithfulness indicted. In Proverbs 3, the discussion traces the chapter's eleven "do not" commands, centered on the famous call to "trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding," showing how genuine trust in God works itself out in practical obedience.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 31 and Proverbs 2 then reflect on the transition from Moses to Joshua as Israel prepares to enter the Promised Land, using a football-coach analogy to unpack the final charge to "be strong and courageous." A gospel glimmer emerges in God's foreknowledge of Israel's future unfaithfulness — grace extended before it's earned, echoing Romans 5:8. The discussion then previews Proverbs 2's call to actively pursue wisdom through listening, humility, and the fear of the Lord, setting up next Sunday's guest sermon from a visiting missionary from Albania.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 30 and Proverbs 1 and feel the weight of God’s choice set before us: life and good or death and evil. We connect Moses’ call to hear and obey with Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and Proverbs’ urgent warning that wisdom leads to security while folly destroys. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 29 and Psalm 150, then connect covenant renewal with a life of steady praise rooted in God’s proven faithfulness. We also reflect on finishing the Psalms and how its full range of praise forms us to trust God and obey what he has revealed. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

Deuteronomy 28 draws a straight line between covenant obedience and covenant consequences, then Psalm 149 lifts our eyes to praise, humility, and God’s victory. We connect Israel’s story to our lives today by refusing to “claim” promises out of context while still striving for real obedience and real joy. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 27 and Psalm 148, then talk through why God’s Word is meant to be obeyed, not just affirmed. We connect covenant worship and the shouted “Amen” to a life that praises God as Creator and follows Him with real trust. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 26 and Psalm 147 and connect worship to grateful giving, careful obedience, and a clear memory of God’s rescue. We also hold on to the comfort that the Lord heals the brokenhearted, lifts the humble, and delights in those who fear him and hope in his steadfast love. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 25 and Psalm 146, then slow down to confront fear of man and the temptation to trust human power. We point our hope to the Lord who reigns forever and to Jesus Christ whose plans never perish, while acknowledging the laws given to Israel and reflecting on modern laws that govern us today. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 24 and Psalm 145, then slow down on what it means to “extol” God by putting him in his proper place as King. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 23 and Psalm 144.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 22 and Psalm 143, then we slow down on Psalm 143:10 to reset how we think about discerning God’s will. We reject the “cosmic Rubik’s cube” view of guidance and lean into a simple prayer that trusts God’s Word and God’s Spirit to lead us on level ground. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 21 and Psalm 142,.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 20 and Psalm 141.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 19 and Psalm 140 and track one clear theme: the justice of the Lord and the right way to pursue justice among God’s people. We talk through cities of refuge, why due process protects the innocent, and how David’s prayer trains us to ask God for deliverance with confidence. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We talk with Pastor Ben Blakey about why clarity on the Holy Spirit matters for students, especially when spiritual gifts feel confusing or intimidating. Then we connect Deuteronomy 18 and Psalm 139 to discernment, humility, and a practical prayer for Spirit-led growth.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 17 and Psalm 138, then connect God’s justice and mercy to how we live, lead, and worship. We also share an Ignite 2026 update and pray for the Holy Spirit to produce real humility, endurance, and sanctification in students and leaders. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 16 and Psalm 137, then connect God’s feasts, God’s justice, and Israel’s exile to the way we worship and live today. We also reflect on the Holy Spirit’s work in verbal plenary inspiration and ask for prayer as students and leaders press on through Ignite 2026. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 15 and Psalm 136, then connect God’s pattern of release, forgiveness, and generosity to the freedom Christ gives. From student ministry camp at Ignite 2026, we talk about the Holy Spirit’s role in salvation and pray for students to repent, trust Jesus, and keep walking in Spirit-empowered obedience. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 14 and Psalm 135, then connect God’s commands about food and giving to a bigger call to holiness, joy, and trust. We also contrast Yahweh with powerless idols and end with a practical prayer focus for our student ministry week.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 13 and feel the weight of how seriously God treats idolatry and anything that pulls our hearts away from Him. We also reflect on Psalm 134 and the hope we have in our Redeemer, ultimately fulfilled in Christ. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 12 and Psalm 133, then we trace God’s repeated warning that we must not worship Him with borrowed practices. We connect that to modern temptations like cultural pressure, individualism, and a reshaped view of Jesus, then we end with why unity in worship is sweet and life-giving. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 11 and Psalm 132, then slow down to connect God’s call to obedience with real-life outcomes for Israel, such as rain, famine, and the daily work of remembering his word. We also trace Psalm 132’s promises from David to the Messiah, showing how the “lamp” for God’s anointed points us to Jesus and lasting hope. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 10 and Psalm 131, then sit with the way God renews His covenant while calling for a heart that is humble, soft, and responsive to His Word. We connect the fear of the Lord to worship and obedience, and we ask what it looks like for our souls to be calmed and quieted by Scripture. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 9 and Psalm 130 and face the uncomfortable truth that God’s provisions are not wages for our righteousness. We put pride to death, name our sin honestly, and cling to the forgiveness and redemption God provides through Jesus Christ. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 8 and Psalm 129, then slow down to face a hard truth: God’s love often includes discipline that humbles us and exposes what is really in our hearts. We also talk about how to respond to affliction without spiraling into fear, remembering that the Lord is righteous.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We connect Deuteronomy 7 and Psalm 128 to show how God’s covenant faithfulness produces real-world courage and a life of blessing. We trace the fear of the Lord across Scripture and talk candidly about praying through longing while choosing satisfaction in Christ. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We connect Deuteronomy 6 and Psalm 127 to show how God’s word shapes a home and how lasting work depends on the Lord instead of anxious effort. We talk through teaching our children diligently, answering their “why” questions with God’s rescue, and trusting God to form the next generation for his glory. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 5 and Psalm 126, then connect covenant obedience with God’s protecting love as Israel prepares to enter the promised land. We also trace how God’s judgment and restoration expose modern idolatry, and while we are not ethnic Israel, the Scriptures remind us that the Lord disciplines those he loves.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

Moses’s repeated commands in Deuteronomy 4 confront our tendency to forget God and treat obedience as optional. We connect Psalm 125 and Matthew 7 to show how trust, warning, and grace fit together for a life built on God’s word. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Deuteronomy 3 and Psalm 124, then connect them through one steady theme: God tells His people to remember past deliverance so they can face future battles without fear. We talk through why the hard details in Deuteronomy matter, how God strengthens Joshua through memory, and why Psalm 124 turns near-disaster into worship. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We connect Deuteronomy 2 and Psalm 123 to learn how God guides his people through their disobedience, territorial boundaries, and periods of waiting, while still providing everything we need. We lift our eyes for mercy when contempt and pressure rise, and we challenge ourselves to remember God’s faithfulness instead of grumbling. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We recap Deuteronomy 1 as Moses confronts a nation shaped by wilderness unbelief and calls a new generation to trust God’s promises as they near the promised land. We then reflect through Psalm 122, setting our hearts on worship and the deeper peace God gives his people.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Numbers 36 and Psalm 121, then step back to reflect on the full arc of Numbers from Sinai to the edge of Canaan. We weigh the cost of unbelief, the link between faith and obedience, and the steady comfort of a God who never sleeps. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We reflect on Camp Compass and the joy of seeing volunteers and students serve, then we sit with Psalm 120’s cry for deliverance from deceit and a life shaped by peace. We also connect the Psalms of Ascent to worshipful preparation and revisit Numbers 35 to see how God pairs mercy with justice through cities of refuge and trustworthy witnesses. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We celebrate an encouraging community cookout night and pray for the conversations and seeds planted in Kuna. We also wrap up Psalm 119 by tracing its repeated cry for understanding and deliverance according to God’s Word, and we connect that to why the Bible stays central in our church and in our daily walk with Christ. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We trace Israel’s journey in Numbers 33 and hear God’s hard-edged warning about leaving any trace of idolatry in the land. Then we connect Psalm 119:161-168's love for God’s law to Camp Compass lessons on creation’s obedience and the peace that comes from trusting God’s commands.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We walk through Numbers 32 and feel Moses’ urgency as Reuben and Gad consider settling early while the rest of Israel still faces war across the Jordan. We also reflect on Camp Compass, Genesis 1, and Psalm 119:160 as a steady reminder that God’s Word is truth that endures, confronts, and encourages.For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read a tough passage from Numbers 31 and face the weight of God’s justice, holiness, and the danger of idolatry. We also linger over Psalm 119:145–152 and ask God to teach us what it looks like to cry out to him with sincere, whole-hearted prayer. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Numbers 30 and Psalm 119:137–144 and talk about why God treats vows as weighty words spoken directly to him. We connect God’s unchanging righteousness to our daily integrity, urging a life in which our yes means yes and Scripture stays before our hearts. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Numbers 29 and Psalm 119:129–136, then trace how God’s covenant faithfulness stays steady even when leadership changes. We talk about craving God’s Word like a necessity, praying against sin’s dominion, and letting our hearts be moved by a world that ignores God’s law. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Numbers 28 and Psalm 119:121–128, then slow down to feel the sheer scale of Israel’s daily and yearly offerings and what that reveals about God’s provision. We connect “without blemish” and the psalmist’s cry for justice to Jesus, then challenge ourselves to live as God’s servants on mission with compassion.  For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

God protects his people through wise statutes and steady leadership, even when beloved leaders face discipline. We trace God’s promises in Numbers 27 and Psalm 119:113-120, then press into how Scripture forms stability in a world that keeps changing. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We connect the second census of Numbers 26 to the bigger story of God keeping his promises to Abraham through wilderness suffering and human rebellion. We also sit with Psalm 119:105-112 to remember that God’s word remains our lamp, our comfort, and our daily light when life feels dark. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We read Numbers 25 and Psalm 119:97–104 and face the hard truth that God’s people can drift into idolatry fast when desire and worship get untethered from the Lord. We also remember that God’s Word is sweet, wisdom-giving, and it points us to the only way of salvation in Jesus Christ. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We reflect on God turning Balaam’s intended curse into a blessing in Numbers 24, then let Psalm 119:89-96 shape how we think and pray when life feels pressured. From NEC sessions on prayer, we talk about humble, simple prayers, active waiting, and why prayer is a core ministry for the church. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path. 

We watch God overturn Balak’s plan as Balaam can only speak blessing over Israel in Numbers 23. Next, we sit with Psalm 119:81-88, and assess the plea for help and steadfast hope in God’s promises. We also remember the kind of church we want to be and the kind of endurance and steadfastness God will provide when ministry gets hard. For more information about Compass Bible Church South Valley, visit compassbiblesv.org. Keep reading. Keep growing. God’s Word is a lamp to your feet, and a light to your path.