Daily Readings - 06/11/2026

^3:17 My brothers, be united in following my rule of life. Take as your models everybody who is already doing this and study them as you used to study us.

^3:18 I have told you often, and I repeat it today with tears, there are many who are behaving as the enemies of the cross of Christ.

^3:19 They are destined to be lost. They make foods into their god and they are proudest of something they ought to think shameful; the things they think important are earthly things.

^3:20 For us, our homeland is in heaven, and from heaven comes the saviour we are waiting for, the Lord Jesus Christ,

^3:21 and he will transfigure these wretched bodies of ours into copies of his glorious body. He will do that by the same power with which he can subdue the whole universe.

^4:1 So then, my brothers and dear friends, do not give way but remain faithful in the Lord. I miss you very much, dear friends; you are my joy and my crown.

^121:1 I lift my eyes to the mountains: where is help to come from?

^121:2 Help comes to me from Yahweh, who made heaven and earth.

^121:3 No letting our footsteps slip! This guard of yours, he does not doze!

^121:4 The guardian of Israel does not doze or sleep.

^121:5 Yahweh guards you, shades you. With Yahweh at your right hand

^121:6 sun cannot strike you down by day, nor moon at night.

^121:7 Yahweh guards you from harm, he guards your lives,

^121:8 he guards you leaving, coming back, now and for always.

^16:1 He also said to his disciples, ‘There was a rich man and he had a steward denounced to him for being wasteful with his property.

^16:2 He called for the man and said, “What is this I hear about you? Draw me up an account of your stewardship because you are not to be my steward any longer.”

^16:3 Then the steward said to himself, “Now that my master is taking the stewardship from me, what am I to do? Dig? I am not strong enough. Go begging? I should be too ashamed.

^16:4 Ah, I know what I will do to make sure that when I am dismissed from office there will be some to welcome me into their homes.”

^16:5 Then he called his master’s debtors one by one. To the first he said, “How much do you owe my master?”

^16:6 “One hundred measures of oil” was the reply. The steward said, “Here, take your bond; sit down straight away and write fifty”.

^16:7 To another he said, “And you, sir, how much do you owe?” “One hundred measures of wheat” was the reply. The steward said, “Here, take your bond and write eighty”.

^16:8 ‘The master praised the dishonest steward for his astuteness[*a]. For the children of this world are more astute in dealing with their own kind than are the children of light.’