August 2020

Week 3 of reading through the Gospel of Matthew kicks off today! Just click below to download the PDF for our reading this week.

If you missed the first two weeks, check out these links:

• Click here for Week 1 Reading PDF
• Click here for Week 2 Reading PDF

Also, if you missed this from last week, Pastor Brent created music with the theme of God’s Kingdom for us to enjoy. You’ll find Brent’s music both encouraging and God-exalting. If you enjoy listening to music during your Bible reading, make sure to stream Brent’s music and along with the Bay Cities Fellowship Spotify playlist. You can subscribe to his channel on YouTube and you can also find Brent’s music on Spotify.

We are in our second week of reading the Gospel of Matthew together. Please share what you’re learning with someone in person or online too.

Here some helpful links below:

• Click here for Week 1 Reading PDF
• Click here for Week 2 Reading PDF

Over the past two years, Pastor Brent has given his time and talents to create music for the Church. From the theme of God’s Kingdom to the Book of Romans, you’ll find Brent’s music encouraging and God-exalting. If you enjoy listening to music during your Bible reading, make sure to stream Brent’s music and our own Bay Cities Fellowship Spotify playlist. You can subscribe to his channel on YouTube and you can also find Brent’s music on Spotify.

Over the next five weeks, we plan to read through the Gospel of Matthew. Every Monday through Friday, we’ll dive into Scripture to learn more about Jesus and His Kingdom. Here’s how you can join in: 

• Follow the reading schedule by downloading the weekly PDF or checking social media for the daily updates. 
• After your reading, take the time to answer three, simple questions about the text. You’ll find these questions in the PDF and online as well. 
• Share what you’ve learned and how God has spoken to you with someone in person or online. 

Feel free to use any other reading or listening preference to dive deeper into Matthew. Just make sure to share with others how God speaks to you through His Word during your reading. We are better together, especially in community around the Word of God.