A daily journey through Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John — Scripture, teaching, study questions, journaling, prayer, and a truth to remember.
Format: US Letter · Translation: KJV (public domain)
One focused Gospel passage each day
Teaching + questions + action + prayer
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John opens not with a manger scene but with eternity. Jesus is not a late addition to God’s plan — He is the eternal Word who entered history. Bible study begins by seeing who Christ is before we ask what He asks of us.
Read John 1:1–14 slowly twice. Write one sentence about who Jesus is.
Lord Jesus, eternal Word, open my eyes to Your glory as I begin this journey. Amen.
John the Baptist prepares people for Jesus with a clear call: repent. Repentance is not shame theater — it is turning toward God’s rule. Before deeper study, the heart must be willing to change.
Confess one specific area to God in writing, then write one obedient next step.
Father, give me a soft heart that turns quickly when You speak. Amen.