The Bible in a Year: Daily Reading & Devotion
by Kevin Harrison
Bible in a Year: Daily Reading & Devotion invites you to read and listen through the entire Bible in one year, one day at a time, without falling behind or feeling overwhelmed. Each episode features that day’s Scripture reading from the Fusion Bible, created by Kevin Harrison, followed by a focused three-minute devotional that helps you understand what you read and apply it to real life. Kevin serves as President of Mosaic Christian College and guides listeners with a pastoral, practical approach to Scripture, helping God’s Word shape everyday faith, one day at a time.
Episodes
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November 4 | It's All About Jesus
Today's reading from Jeremiah 32–33 and Hebrews 1 invites us to consider God's intentional purposes and how everything He has promised ultimately finds fulfillment in Jesus Christ. Both passages reveal a God who faithfully works throughout history, calling His people to trust His promises and...
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November 3 | Do the Right Thing
Today's reading from Jeremiah 30–31 and Philemon 1 invites us to consider how God's grace changes the way we see people, respond to their past, and approach difficult relationships. Both passages reveal that restoration involves more than correcting what has gone wrong. It involves the patient…
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November 2 | Respecting Authority
Today's reading from Jeremiah 27–29 and Titus 3 invites us to consider how we respond to authority, especially when those in leadership make decisions we don't understand or agree with. Both passages remind us that spiritual formation involves learning to trust God's purposes while developing the...
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November 1 | Learning to Say No by Saying Yes to Jesus
Today's reading from Jeremiah 24–26 and Titus 2 invites us to consider how spiritual formation involves both turning away from what draws us away from God and learning to embrace the life He's calling us to live. Both passages remind us that obedience is more than a momentary decision. It's a...
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October 31 | Discerning Truth in a Confusing World
Today's reading from Jeremiah 22–23 and Titus 1 invites us to consider how we recognize truth in a world filled with competing voices and conflicting messages. Both passages remind us that spiritual formation requires more than simply hearing religious teaching. It involves developing the wisdom...
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October 30 | Fighting the Good Fight
Today's reading from Jeremiah 20–21 and 2 Timothy 4 invites us to consider what it means to remain faithful when following God's calling becomes difficult. Both passages remind us that spiritual formation requires perseverance, endurance, and the ability to distinguish between the struggles that...
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October 29 | Christ-Centered, Not Self-Centered
Today's reading from Jeremiah 18–19 and 2 Timothy 3 invites us to consider what happens when people place themselves at the center of life rather than allowing God to shape their hearts. Both passages remind us that spiritual formation is an ongoing process of surrender, awareness, and learning…
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October 28 | Being Faithful With What God Entrusts to Us
Today's reading from Jeremiah 15–17 and 2 Timothy 2 invites us to consider what it means to remain faithful to God when responsibilities become difficult and the people around us don't always respond to His truth. Both passages remind us that faithfulness is developed over time through obedience,...
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October 27 | Why Do the Wicked Prosper?
Today's reading from Jeremiah 12–14 and 2 Timothy 1 invites us to consider how faith forms when life seems unfair and God's purposes are hard to understand. Both passages remind us that following God doesn't remove every hardship or answer every question, but it does call us to develop a steady...
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October 26 | Recognizing the Idols in Our Lives
Today's reading from Jeremiah 9–11 and 1 Timothy 6 invites us to reflect on where we place our confidence and how easily our hearts can become attached to things that cannot ultimately sustain us. Both passages remind us that spiritual formation involves learning to recognize what we trust, what…
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October 25 | Helping Those in Need
Today's reading from Jeremiah 6–8 and 1 Timothy 5 invites us to consider how our relationship with God should shape how we treat those around us, especially the vulnerable and in need. Both passages remind us that genuine faith is not simply something we profess, but something that gradually…
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October 24 | Training Your Spirit
Today's reading from Jeremiah 3–5 and 1 Timothy 4 invites us to consider how the habits, choices, and influences we allow into our everyday routines shape our spiritual lives. Both passages remind us that spiritual formation doesn't happen automatically; it develops over time as we consistently...
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October 23 | God's Call on Your Life
Today's reading from Jeremiah 1–2 and 1 Timothy 3 invites us to consider what it means to live aware that God knows us, calls us, and continues shaping our lives for His purposes. Both passages remind us that spiritual formation isn't simply about discovering what we're supposed to do, but about...
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October 22 | Praying for Our Leaders
Today's reading from Isaiah 65–66 and 1 Timothy 2 invites us to reflect on what it means to trust God's authority in a world often marked by political conflict, uncertainty, and division. Both passages remind us that genuine spiritual formation grows as we look beyond our circumstances and let...
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October 21 | Standing for Truth
Today's reading from Isaiah 62–64 and 1 Timothy 1 invites us to consider what it means to remain faithful to God's truth in a world where beliefs, values, and expectations are constantly changing. Both passages remind us that spiritual formation involves learning to trust what God has revealed,...
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October 20 | Trust the Process
Today's reading from Isaiah 59–61 and 2 Thessalonians 3 invites us to consider how God forms His people through correction, confession, restoration, and continued obedience. Both passages remind us that spiritual growth isn't something that happens all at once, but develops through an ongoing...
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October 19 | The Great Restrainer
Today's reading from Isaiah 56–58 and 2 Thessalonians 2 invites us to reflect on God's authority in a world already marked by injustice, rebellion, and spiritual confusion. Both passages remind us that faith is formed over time as we learn to recognize God's purposes beyond what we can…
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October 18 | You Are Valuable
Today’s reading from Isaiah 53–55 and 2 Thessalonians 1 invites us to consider God’s faithfulness when suffering challenges our understanding of His purposes. These passages nurture trust over time as we learn to receive His mercy and remain attentive to His calling. In Isaiah, the suffering...
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October 17 | Be Thankful
Today’s reading from Isaiah 50–52 and 1 Thessalonians 5 invites us to reflect on how attentiveness to God forms a steady life of faith. Both passages speak into hardship and uncertainty, where learning to listen, remember, and respond becomes an ongoing part of spiritual growth. In Isaiah 50–52,...
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October 16 | Living a Pure Life
Today’s reading from Isaiah 47–49 and 1 Thessalonians 4 invites us to consider what’s shaping our hearts. As we learn to trust God and listen to His Word, belonging to Him changes what we value, what we desire, and how we treat others. In Isaiah, Babylon’s pride and false security stand alongside...
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October 15 | Be Resilient
Today's reading from Isaiah 45–46 and 1 Thessalonians 3 invites us to consider what it means to remain grounded in God when life becomes difficult. Both passages remind us that lasting faith isn't formed through the absence of hardship, but through learning to trust God's faithfulness over time.…
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October 14 | Resistance Training
Today's reading from Isaiah 43–44 and 1 Thessalonians 2 invites us to consider how resistance, suffering, and difficult experiences affect our relationship with God. Both passages remind us that spiritual maturity grows over time as we learn to recognize God's presence and trust His faithfulness,...
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October 13 | Hope That Holds Under Pressure
Today's reading from Isaiah 41–42 and 1 Thessalonians 1 invites us to consider how hope in God sustains His people when life presses in. Both passages remind us that faith is not formed in the absence of difficulty, but through a steady trust that grows over time as we learn that God has not let…
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October 12 | A Time of Transition
Today's reading from Isaiah 39–40 and Colossians 4 invites us to reflect on how God meets His people in seasons of change, when one chapter is closing and the next has not yet come into view. Both passages remind us that God's presence and purposes continue through every transition, forming us…
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October 11 | Desperate Prayer
Today's reading from Isaiah 37–38 and Colossians 3 invites us to reflect on how we respond when life brings us news we never wanted to hear. Both passages remind us that faith is formed over time as we learn to bring every part of our lives honestly before God. In Isaiah, King Hezekiah receives...
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October 10 | Don't Live for Appearances
Today's reading from Isaiah 34–36 and Colossians 2 invites us to reflect on where our confidence truly rests and whether our faith is rooted in God or in what looks impressive to others. Both passages remind us that genuine faith is formed over time beneath the surface, as we learn to trust and...
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October 9 | From Whoa to Woe
Today's reading from Isaiah 32–33 and Colossians 1 invites us to reflect on how God speaks to His people, both through warnings that call us to turn and through the hope He offers in Christ. Both passages remind us that formation happens as we learn, over time, to listen to God and let Him…
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October 8 | Don't Worry, Be Happy
Today's reading from Isaiah 30–31 and Philippians 4 invites us to reflect on where we turn when fear and uncertainty press in. Both passages remind us that peace is not found by ignoring what troubles us, but formed over time as we learn to bring our lives honestly before God. In Isaiah, God's...
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October 7 | Keep Pressing On!
Today's reading from Isaiah 28–29 and Philippians 3 invites us to reflect on what it means to keep moving faithfully toward God rather than settling for appearances or giving up when the road grows hard. Both passages remind us that growth happens through steady, patient formation over time, not...
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October 6 | Battling Your Badittude
Today's reading from Isaiah 26–27 and Philippians 2 invites us to reflect on the connection between where our minds rest and how our hearts respond. Both passages remind us that peace and humility aren't produced in a moment, but formed over time as we keep returning our attention to God. In...
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October 5 | Let God Use Your Chains
Today's reading from Isaiah 23–25 and Philippians 1 invites us to reflect on how God works through circumstances that feel confining, broken, or out of our control. Both passages remind us that what looks like the end of the story is rarely the whole story, and that formation often happens over...
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October 4 | Stay Spiritually Prepared
Today’s reading from Isaiah 20–22 and Ephesians 6 invites us to consider where we look for security when life becomes uncertain and opposition feels real. Both passages remind us that formation happens over time as we learn to recognize our limitations and place our confidence in what God…
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October 3 | What Submit Really Means
Today’s reading from Isaiah 17–19 and Ephesians 5:17–33 invites us to consider what happens when we stop letting our own desires determine how we live and start letting God shape our relationships, loyalties, and identity. Both passages remind us that formation happens as we learn to place our...
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October 2 | Remember Who Holds the Authority
Today’s reading from Isaiah 14–16 and Ephesians 5:1–16 invites us to consider how God forms His people to live differently in a world where pride, darkness, and misplaced power can seem overwhelming. Both passages call us to remember who God is and allow that awareness to shape our identity and…
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October 1 | The Life You’re Learning to Live
Today’s reading from Isaiah 11–13 and Ephesians 4 invites us to consider the people God is forming and what life looks like as His purposes reshape how we think and live. Both passages remind us that transformation develops over time as God forms a people whose identity and everyday life reflect...
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September 30 | A Pattern for Prayer
September 30 | A Pattern for Prayer Isaiah 9–10 and Ephesians 3 both remind us that God is at work far beyond what we can always see in the moment. Isaiah speaks into a time of darkness, judgment, pride, and political uncertainty, yet keeps pointing back to the fact that God still rules and His...
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September 29 | Remembering the Gift
Today’s reading from Isaiah 7–8 and Ephesians 2 invites us to reflect on trust, grace, and how our lives take shape as we learn to depend on what God provides rather than what we can produce for ourselves. Both passages remind us that faith grows over time as we learn where our security truly…
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September 28 | Here I Am
Today’s reading from Isaiah 5–6 and Ephesians 1 invites us to reflect on calling, identity, and what it means to become increasingly available to God over time. Both passages remind us that God’s work in our lives begins with who He is and who we are becoming in response to Him. In Isaiah, the...
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September 27 | The Power of Sowing and Reaping
Today’s reading from Isaiah 3–4 and Galatians 6 invites us to reflect on the principle of sowing and reaping and how the life we experience is shaped over time by what we continually allow to take root within us. Both passages remind us that formation is rarely immediate, because choices,...
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September 26 | Having Fruit, Without Being Fruity
Today’s reading from Isaiah 1–2 and Galatians 5 invites us to think about the difference between outward religious activity and the kind of life God is actually forming within us. Both passages remind us that spiritual formation develops over time as our worship, character, relationships, and...
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September 25 | Your Are a Child of God
Today’s reading from Song of Solomon 6–8 and Galatians 4 invites us to think about belonging, love, identity, and the relationships that shape us over time. Both passages remind us that who we are is formed in relationship, through love that is received, trusted, and lived rather than simply...
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September 24 | Discerning Deception
Today’s reading from Song of Solomon 4–5 and Galatians 3 invites us to consider how our hearts and minds are formed by what we trust, receive, and believe over time. Both passages remind us that relationships are shaped through attention, response, and the ways we learn to recognize what is true...
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September 23 | Freedom Comes With Responsibility
Today’s reading from Song of Solomon 1–3 and Galatians 2 invites us to think about freedom, love, and the responsibility that comes with what we’ve been given. Both passages remind us that healthy freedom is formed over time as desire, commitment, and faithfulness learn to exist together. In Song...
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September 22 | Remember God When Life Doesn’t Make Sense
Today’s reading from Ecclesiastes 10–12 and Galatians 1 invites us to consider where meaning lies when life feels uncertain, temporary, or hard to understand. Both passages remind us that formation happens over time as we learn to anchor our lives in God rather than in circumstances, approval, or...
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September 21 | Living Wisely
Today’s reading from Ecclesiastes 7–9 and 2 Corinthians 13 invites us to consider what wisdom looks like when it becomes part of everyday life. Both passages move beyond simply knowing what is right and ask us to consider how patience, humility, self-awareness, and faithfulness are formed in us...
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September 20 | Dealing with Your Thorn in the Flesh
Today’s reading from Ecclesiastes 4–6 and 2 Corinthians 12 invites us to reflect on the limitations we face in life and how God forms us when circumstances don't unfold as we would choose. Both passages challenge the assumption that strength, success, achievement, or control can provide the...
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September 19 | Embracing Today
Today’s reading from Ecclesiastes 1–3 and 2 Corinthians 11:16–33 invites us to reflect on life's changing seasons and the ways God forms us through experiences we choose as well as those we never ask for. Both passages remind us that faithful formation happens over time as we learn to remain...
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September 18 | Dealing With People Who Aren’t So “Super”
Today’s reading from Proverbs 30–31 and 2 Corinthians 11:1–15 invites us to consider the difference between genuine wisdom and inflated confidence. Both passages remind us that discernment develops over time as we learn to recognize which voices deserve influence and stay grounded in what is…
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September 17 | Dismantling Wrong Thinking
Today’s reading from Proverbs 27–29 and 2 Corinthians 10 invites us to consider how our thinking forms over time and why wisdom requires us to examine what we’ve accepted as true. Both passages remind us that our thinking doesn’t develop in isolation. Voices, relationships, experiences…
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September 16 | Plant Generously
Today’s reading from Proverbs 25–26 and 2 Corinthians 9 invites us to consider how everyday choices gradually form the kind of people we become. Both passages remind us that wisdom, generosity, and character are not produced in a single moment, but develop through repeated patterns that take root...
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Bible in a Year: Daily Reading & Devotion invites you to read and listen through the entire Bible in one year, one day at a time, without falling behind or feeling overwhelmed. Each episode features that day’s Scripture reading from the Fusion Bible, created by Kevin Harrison, followed by a focused three-minute devotional that helps you understand what you read and apply it to real life. Kevin serves as President of Mosaic Christian College and guides listeners with a pastoral, practical approach to Scripture, helping God’s Word shape everyday faith, one day at a time.
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