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Here's a 5-day Bible reading plan and devotional guide based Pastor Kiley's message Sunday. This plan encourages deep reflection on core themes of faith, hope, and God's power, while prompting personal application and spiritual growth.

Day 1: Chosen Vessels Reading - Read 2 Timothy 2:20-21
God's house is filled with diverse vessels, each uniquely created for a specific purpose. Reflect on your own uniqueness and how God has crafted you for His purposes. Consider areas where you may need to "cleanse" yourself to be more useful for God's work. How can you embrace your identity as a chosen vessel today?

Day 2: Treasure in Clay Jars - Read 2 Corinthians 4:7-9
We are fragile vessels containing an immeasurable treasure - God's presence and power. Remember that your strength comes not from your own abilities, but from the indwelling Spirit of God. In what areas of your life do you need to rely more on God's power rather than your own? How can you better reflect God's glory through your weaknesses?

Day 3: Staying Close to Jesus - Read John 15:1-8
Proximity to Jesus is crucial for spiritual growth and fruitfulness. Examine your current relationship with Christ. Are you "standing nearby" or drifting away? Consider practical ways to draw closer to Jesus today, such as dedicated prayer time or meditating on His Word. How might increased closeness to Christ expand your capacity to serve Him?

Day 4: Set Apart for Holiness - Read 1 Peter 1:13-16
God calls us to be set apart and holy, just as He is holy. This holiness is not about perfection, but about dedication to God's purposes. Reflect on areas of your life where you may have conformed to the world rather than being transformed by God. How can you live more intentionally as a vessel set apart for God's use?

Day 5: Available for God's Service - Read Romans 12:1-2
God seeks vessels that are not only near but also available for His use. Consider your current commitments and priorities. Are you truly available for God to work through you? Pray for discernment to recognize God's "knocking" in your life and for courage to respond with willingness. What might it look like to present yourself as a "living sacrifice" to God today?