Worship never stops in the tabernacle, Psalm 81 calls us to sing and then to listen, and in Ephesus the Spirit comes on new believers while the sons of Sceva learn that Jesus' name is no magic word.

Well done for another week in the Word! We read about holy living and worship that honours God in Leviticus, remembered and cried out to God with the psalmists, and followed Paul from a prison in Philippi to Athens and Corinth. If you've fallen behind, the weekend is your chance to catch up. And if you're on track, take a moment to thank God for the privilege of spending time in His Word this week.

Today Israel's yearly cycle of feasts points us to the church calendar, the psalmist cries out for God to restore His people, and Priscilla and Aquila help a gifted preacher understand the way of God more accurately.

Today God calls for offerings without defect, the Israelites cry out to Him after a crushing defeat, and Paul finds good friends and strong encouragement in Corinth.

Today God calls His priests, and all of us, to holiness, the psalmist remembers God's faithful care for His people, and Paul preaches to the thinkers of Athens in words they could understand.