Meet the person of Jesus
Getting to Know Jesus.
His life. His heart. His invitation. Spend 30 days encountering Jesus through the Gospels.
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The Servant Who Suffers and the King Who Wins
Jesus understands our suffering, carries our sin, and brings us into God's family. His death leads to resurrection and praise that reaches people around the world.
God With Us, Born to Save
Jesus is God with us and the Savior who came to deal with our sin. His humble birth invites us to trust him, obey him, and bring him into ordinary life.
The Son Who Stays Faithful
The Father calls Jesus his beloved Son. Jesus trusts the Father under pressure, refuses the devil's shortcuts, and shows us what faithful obedience looks like.
Jesus Gives What We Cannot Give Ourselves
Jesus turns water into wine and tells Nicodemus that we need new life from God's Spirit. God gives his Son so that those who trust him can have eternal life.
Jesus Knows Us and Offers Us Life
Jesus knows the Samaritan woman's story and offers her lasting life. He reveals himself as the Messiah, and her invitation helps others come to hear him for themselves.
Jesus Brings Good News and Keeps Going
Jesus comes in the Holy Spirit's power to bring God's good news. He frees people from evil, cares for the sick, and keeps going so more people can hear.
Jesus Sees Us and Calls Us to Follow
Jesus welcomes people with questions, failures, and sin. He calls them to follow him, shows them mercy, and gives them a part in helping others come to him.
Jesus Teaches Us How to Live
Jesus teaches us to love people who hurt us, examine our own faults, and act on his words. He helps us build a life shaped by the Father's mercy.
Jesus Teaches Us to Pray
Jesus teaches us to bring daily needs to the Father, keep praying while we wait, and ask for mercy honestly. We can trust God's goodness instead of trying to impress him.
The Kingdom Worth Everything
Jesus uses stories to explain God's kingdom. He calls us to receive his word, trust God's work, value his kingdom above everything else, and take the coming judgment seriously.
Jesus Helps Us See What's Really in Our Hearts
Jesus rescues people from evil and shows us what needs to change inside us. He calls us to listen, obey, and let our faith shape how we treat others.
Jesus Has Power and Shows Mercy
Jesus calms a storm and frees a suffering man from evil spirits. His authority calls us to trust him, and his mercy gives us something to tell others.
Jesus Cares When Hope Seems Gone
Jesus heals a woman who has suffered for twelve years and raises Jairus's daughter from death. His personal care and authority invite us to trust him when help seems delayed.
Jesus Sends Us with Compassion and Courage
Jesus sees people with compassion and sends his disciples to serve them. He prepares his followers for rejection, calls for wholehearted loyalty, and assures them of the Father's care.
Jesus Feeds Us and Meets Us in Our Fear
Jesus feeds hungry people, comes to his frightened disciples on the sea, rescues Peter, and heals the sick. His compassion and authority invite us to trust and worship him as the Son of God.
Jesus Welcomes the Lost and Invites Us to Rejoice
Jesus welcomes sinners and tells of a lost sheep, a lost coin, and two sons. He reveals God's joy in receiving those who return and invites resentful hearts to share that joy.
Jesus Helps Us See Him Clearly
Jesus feeds four thousand, refuses a demand that tests him, challenges the disciples to remember, restores a blind man's sight, and receives Peter's confession that he is the Christ. His care and correction help us know him.
Jesus Meets Us in Our Unbelief
Jesus is revealed as the Father's beloved Son, teaches about his suffering and resurrection, receives a father's plea for help with unbelief, frees his son, and teaches the disciples to depend on God in prayer.
Jesus Teaches Us to Listen and Show Mercy
Jesus teaches a lawyer to become a neighbor through practical mercy, receives Martha's hospitality, and affirms Mary's attention to his teaching. Knowing him joins compassionate action with a heart willing to listen.
Jesus Invites the Thirsty to Come
Jesus teaches amid opposition, calls people to judge rightly, and invites the thirsty to receive life through him. His promise of the Spirit asks us to move from arguing about him to trusting him.
Jesus Opens Our Eyes and Finds Us
Jesus gives sight to a man born blind, finds him after his rejection, and brings him to faith and worship. The man's growing understanding exposes the danger of being too certain to receive Jesus' correction.
Jesus Weeps with Us and Gives Life
Jesus loves Martha, Mary, and Lazarus, meets their grief, and raises Lazarus from the tomb. He calls us to trust him as the resurrection and the life while bringing him our honest sorrow.
Jesus Invites Us to Trust Him with Everything
Jesus welcomes children, calls a wealthy young man to follow him, and teaches that salvation depends on God. He invites us to trust him above our possessions and promises that following him is worth the cost.
Jesus Is the King We Must Listen To
Jesus enters Jerusalem as the humble King, confronts corrupt worship, heals those who come to him, and receives children's praise. He calls his followers to fruitful faith, confident prayer, and an honest response to his authority.
Jesus Gives Us Hope When the World Is Shaken
Jesus prepares his followers for deception, suffering, and judgment. His enduring words and promised return teach us to persevere, pray, and face the future with hope.
Jesus Gives Himself for People Who Fail Him
Jesus shares the meal of forgiveness, prepares his disciples for their failure, prays through deep sorrow, and willingly faces arrest. His faithful obedience invites us to receive mercy and depend on God.
Jesus Stays Faithful When Others Turn Away
Jesus tells the truth before his accusers while Peter denies him and Pilate gives in to the crowd. The innocent King accepts condemnation, showing the faithfulness and costly mercy on which our hope rests.
Jesus Gives His Life to Save Us
Jesus gives his life for sinners, opens the way to God, and is buried while his promise to rise remains. His costly mercy invites honest repentance, trust, and faithful care for others.
Jesus Is Risen and Calls Us to Believe
The risen Jesus meets grieving, confused, and fearful followers. He opens Scripture, gives peace, and calls them to believe and share the good news so others may have life in his name.
Jesus Sends Us and Stays with Us
The risen Jesus sends his followers to make disciples of all nations, promises his presence and the Spirit’s power, and ascends with a blessing and the assurance of his return.
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