New Series | Acts 2025
One of the habits I pray we all developed during the Immerse study was reading our Bible most days of the week. It’s not just important—it’s essential to our Christian walk. The Bible is the revealed Word of God; it is the way He most clearly communicates His truth to us. We must spend time interacting with it for our own good.
Now that Immerse has finished, don’t let up on reading your Bible! As research from the Center for Bible Engagement shows, to have our lives transformed, we must be reading Scripture most days of the week:
Source: Center for Bible Engagement, “Research,” www.centerforbibleengagement.org/research
The research also shows that those who read the Bible three or fewer times a week often live lives that statistically look no different from non-believers. We need to be reading Scripture often!
Here’s my encouragement to you: through our study of Acts, we will generally be looking at one chapter a week. I’m inviting everyone at Woodcreek to commit to reading that week’s chapter once a day for three days each week. When you do that, you will develop a familiarity with the passage that prepares you well for the message and worship time on Sunday.
There’s significant value in reading through Scripture together, collectively as a body.
Are you in?
I hope you will join your Woodcreek family as we read and study the book of Acts together over the next few months.
Bryan McCullough | Lead Pastor
How to Join the Book of Acts Plan:
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Know what we’re reading and why it matters
Subscribe to Cultivate, our weekly newsletter from the Preaching Team, to receive the chapter we’ll cover each Sunday—plus insights from our pastors and worship music to guide your week.
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Stay connected to what we’re learning together
Each week, read the assigned chapter from Acts and engage with the tools in Cultivate—including reflection questions, pastoral thoughts, and music to help you connect more deeply with God’s Word.
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Let it stick with you throughout the week
Re-read the assigned chapter at least two times during the week—letting it sink in, shape your heart, and prepare you to engage more fully with Sunday’s message.