Lamp and Light Bible Reading Plan

We finish the third book of Moses by reading Leviticus 27 and then step back to name the big lesson the whole book keeps teaching: God is holy, and He makes His people holy. We connect Psalm 106 to God's faithfulness, Christ’s atonement, and the daily joy of obeying God without treating His commands as a burden. 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. 

Leviticus 26 shows how seriously God treats holiness, laying out real blessings for obedience and severe consequences for covenant unfaithfulness. Psalm 105 pulls us back through Israel’s story so we remember God’s faithfulness and resist the quick slide into idolatry. 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 Leviticus 25 and Psalm 104 and notice how God bakes rhythm, rest, and provision into creation and covenant life. We connect Psalm 104 to Hebrews 1 and talk about a thought life that pleases the Lord and a church anchored in God’s faithfulness. 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. 

Leviticus 24 confronts us with the seriousness of God’s holiness and the consequences of treating his name with contempt. Psalm 103 then lifts our eyes to mercy, forgiveness, and steadfast love, teaching us to bless the Lord with reverent 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 walk through Leviticus 23 and see how the Sabbath and Israel’s feasts create a worship rhythm built on remembrance, gratitude, and God’s rescue. We then read Psalm 102 and connect its closing hope to Hebrews 1, where the text is used to show Jesus as the unchanging, eternal 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 Leviticus 22 and Psalm 101, then connect God’s demand for an acceptable, perfect offering to how Hebrews describes Jesus as the perfect sacrifice made perfect through suffering. We also take David’s blueprint for integrity and apply it to the people we choose to be around.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 Leviticus 21 and Psalm 100, then slow down to savor what it means that God made us and we belong to Him. We talk through why that truth produces joy, safety, and comfort, especially through the lens of Christ as our shepherd and the reality of being the sheep of His pasture. 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 Leviticus 20 and Psalm 99, then wrestle honestly with why God’s holiness is accompanied by such weighty commands and consequences. We trace how the Bible ties worship, family life, justice, and forgiveness together under the call to be set apart for 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. 

We trace how Leviticus 19 turns big commands into daily obedience and why God keeps grounding every statute in the words “I am the LORD.” Psalm 98 then confronts our timid worship and calls us back to joyful praise with our voices and with our whole lives, both individually and corporately. 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 Leviticus 18 and Psalm 97, then trace how God’s holiness defines what is clean, what is sinful, and what his people must never imitate from surrounding cultures. We connect God’s moral commands to worship, learning why loving the Lord means hating evil and rejoicing in his good ways. 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 Leviticus 17 and Psalm 96, then slow down to see why God treats blood as sacred and why worship belongs to Yahweh alone. We connect atonement, holiness, and praise, and we hear a warning about idols alongside a hope-filled promise that the Lord will judge the world in righteousness.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 Leviticus 16 and the Day of Atonement, then trace how the scapegoat and the high priest point forward to Jesus removing sin once for all. We read Psalm 95 and let its call to worship and its warning against hard hearts push us toward worshipful remembrance and 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 connect Leviticus 15 to the broad Biblical narrative and see how purity laws echo Eden’s curse while also pointing toward God’s plan to make his people clean. We also see the goodness of God in how he humbles and loves us as we read Psalm 94’s cry for justice and learn why discipline can be a blessing when we trust the Lord who judges perfectly. 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 wrestle with the discomfort of Leviticus 14 and the cleansing laws for skin disease, then step back to ask what God is teaching through the boundaries of clean and unclean. We reflect on Psalm 93 and consider the majesty and might of the God who reigns eternally on high. 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 open with Leviticus 13 and the task of the priests to assess whose skin is clean versus unclean, then we slow down in Psalm 92 to ask God to make thanksgiving and joy real in our hearts. We reflect on Sabbath-shaped worship and the kind of long-term faith that still bears fruit in old age and refuses the “set in their own ways” story. 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 Leviticus 12 and face the hard question of why the purification timeline differs after the birth of a son than after the birth of a daughter. We then turn to Psalm 91 and discuss what it means to dwell in God as our true refuge when fear, sickness, and trouble arise. 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 Leviticus 11 and Psalm 90 to see why God calls his people to holiness and how Moses teaches us to face the brevity of life with wisdom. We answer the shellfish objection, trace the creation and fall background behind clean and unclean foods, and end with a daily prayer that God would establish the work of our hands. 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 Leviticus 10 and wrestle with the shock of “unauthorized fire,” then trace how God’s holiness exposes the danger of approaching him on our terms. We close Psalm 89 with Ethan’s raw “How long, O Lord?” and learn how honest questions can still end in worshipful 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 walk through Leviticus 9 as Aaron begins the first priestly sacrifices and God answers with visible glory and consuming fire. Then we pivot to Psalm 89:38-45’s sudden lament and discuss how to hold fast to God’s promises when life feels like exile.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 Leviticus 8 and the consecration of the tabernacle, Aaron, and his sons. We connect blood and atonement of the Old Testament to the once-for-all sacrifice of Christ, then reflect on Psalm 89:19-37 and God’s unbreakable covenant faithfulness to David. 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 Leviticus 7 and face the weight of God’s holiness, especially the warning that disobedience can lead to being “cut off.” We then turn to Psalm 89:1-18 and let God’s steadfast love, power over chaos, and kingly faithfulness move us toward worship and deeper attention to his 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 slow down and sit with the weight of Psalm 88 after reviewing the priests and offerings in Leviticus 6. Psalm 88 acknowledges the prayer that refuses to pretend life is easy, even as it cries out to the God of salvation. We talk about why suffering should not be dismissed, how faithful prayer can persist without tidy answers, and how Christ meets us as our sympathetic high priest. 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 Leviticus 5 and see God go before his people with a clear path to confession, atonement, and forgiveness. We also walk through Psalm 87 and trace the joy of Zion as the place of worship that ultimately draws in the nations under the reign of the coming King Jesus. 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 face the weight of unintentional sin in Leviticus 4 and recite David's prayer in Psalm 86 to evaluate our hearts. Through both passages, God is faithful to address sin with steadfast love, uniting our hearts to fear his name as we rest in the forgiveness Jesus offers through his blood.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 Leviticus 3 and Psalm 85, and walk through the peace offering, its reverent details, and its attention to worshiping God through the peace we have with him. Psalm 85 connects judgment, forgiveness, and God's steadfast love to his people who longed to be home while reminding us of God's faithfulness and righteousness. 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 Leviticus 2 and Psalm 84, then connect the details of the grain offering to gratitude, obedience, and God’s care for His servants. We also let Psalm 84 challenge our desires so our worship becomes more focused, more joyful, and more honest. 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 kick off Leviticus 1 by reading the instructions for the first burnt offering, then consider why these details matter for worship and atonement. We also work through Psalm 83’s cry for justice and connect Israel’s danger to God’s covenant promises and Christ’s final victory.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 the second book of Moses with Exodus 40, read of God’s glory filling the tabernacle, and ask what it looks like to trust his presence when we cannot see what’s ahead. Then we turn to Psalm 82 and wrestle with “the divine council,” human injustice, and our longing for Jesus to judge the earth with righteousness.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 a straight line from the finished work of the tabernacle in Exodus 39 to the joyful call to worship in Psalm 81, then feel the Psalm’s sharp turn into warning when God’s people refuse to listen. We end with a simple challenge: obedience is not the enemy of joy, it is often the road that leads to it.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 Exodus 38 and Psalm 80, then wrestle with what happens to our prayer life when pressure rises and our emotions get loud. We see Psalm 80 build urgency step by step and learn to answer desperation with clearer, more specific requests that cling to God’s character.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. 

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 Exodus 36 and Psalm 78:56-72 and then connect the tabernacle’s construction to the teamwork and service it takes to see a church thrive. We talk about willing hearts, cheerful generosity, and how God refines His people. Lastly, we are challenged to evaluate our hearts in light of the reality that God takes pleasure in using humble servants to lead with integrity. 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 Exodus 35 and Psalm 78:32-55 and trace a single thread through both passages: God is not satisfied with outward worship when our hearts refuse to trust Him. We connect Israel’s drifting faith to our own sin patterns and ask the Lord to reshape our desires into willing, cheerful 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 walk through Exodus 34 and Psalm 78 to see God reminding His own people who He is and what He does. We also face the danger of forgetting God’s works and learn why remembering His character changes the way we obey, worship, and pray. 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 Exodus 33 and Psalm 78 and feel the weight of a question that won’t go away: do we want God’s gifts or God’s presence? We look at Moses’ bold dependence on Yahweh, then take Psalm 78 as a reminder to point the next generation to set their hope in God. 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 Exodus 32 and Psalm 77, then observe the danger of fear-driven idolatry and the hope that comes from remembering God’s steadfast love. We also see Moses’ heart for Israel and let it push us toward prayer, repentance, and renewed trust 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 read Exodus 31 and Psalm 76 and see God give detailed commands while also empowering craftsmen to obey through His Spirit. We talk about Spirit-empowered skill, the difference between Old Testament and New Testament Spirit language, and why Sabbath rest trains our trust 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 walk through Exodus 30 and see how incense, washing, anointing oil, and a census offering teach Israel to approach a holy God with reverence and clarity. Psalm 75 then turns our eyes to God’s judgment, and Good Friday frames the psalm’s “cup” as a powerful picture of Christ bearing wrath for us.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 Exodus 29 and see how God sets apart Aaron and his sons with washing, anointing oil, blood, and a week of sacrifices. We also sit with Psalm 74’s grief over a ruined sanctuary and learn how remembering God’s covenant steadies faith in the midst of discipline. 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 beauty and precision of Exodus 28 to approaching God with reverence and remembering that the priest represents real people before the Lord. We also walk through Psalm 73’s honest struggle with envy and show how nearness to God resets our focus and steadies our steps. 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 Exodus 27 and Psalm 72 and see how God designs worship and sacrifice with intention, from the altar at the entrance to the lamp that stays lit through the night. We also connect Messianic references in Solomon’s coronation psalm and remember to pray for joy to submit to local church 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. 

God’s detailed design for the tabernacle in Exodus 26 shows His order and His desire to dwell with His people as they journey. Psalm 71 offers encouraging words of endurance and praise, especially as we ask God to keep us close from youth to old age. 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 recall the ways that Yahweh provides for the specific construction described in Exodus 25. Next, we examine why He commands costly, detailed, and ornate work to build a sanctuary where He will dwell among His people. Then we reflect on Psalm 70 and talk honestly about waiting, fear, and learning to trust the God who is never late. 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 Exodus 24 and Psalm 69, then trace how covenant blood points to the person and work of Jesus Christ. We talk about why drawing near to God is never casual, and why the throne of grace is truly open for those who are in Christ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPkrYPWG7mcFor 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 Exodus 23 and Psalm 68:19-35 and see how God sets his people apart through justice and care for the poor and the sojourner. We also talk about why God bakes rhythms of rest and remembrance into life so our calendars train our hearts to rejoice in his salvation. 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 Exodus 22 and Psalm 68:1-18, then slow down to ask why these detailed laws matter for Christians who live under grace. We connect the commands to Jesus’ two great commandments and see how God’s holiness and compassion show up in both justice and worship. Our time in Psalm 68 nods to the Law given at Sinai and God's care for the fatherless and widow, with reminders of powerful deliverance.  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. 

Exodus 21 is difficult, so we slow down and read it with the right starting points about God’s holiness, goodness, and wisdom. We sort out what these laws are doing, why biblical servanthood differs from American chattel slavery, and how Psalm 67 reshapes our response into praise. 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 Exodus 20 and Psalm 66, then slow down to see why the Ten Commandments are called “ten words” and how they function as a governing constitution for God’s newly delivered people. We also trace the thread from the two great commandments to the Decalogue and hear Psalm 66 echo the Exodus story with praise and 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 Exodus 19 and Psalm 65 and see God’s kindness and power alongside a holiness that sets real boundaries for sinful people. We leave encouraged that the same God who thunders on Sinai also provides atonement and brings us near, ultimately through Jesus.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 Exodus 18 and Psalm 64, then we are filled with a trio of encouragements for the day: to share with others the powerful work of God in your life, to lead with wisdom and wise counsel, and to take refuge in Christ, who sees and knows all. 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.