Who is Jesus? The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke answer this question in their narrative accounts that tell the story of Jesus’s life on earth. Told from different perspectives, they draw us into the first-century world in which Jesus lived. Though each author highlights unique details, these different books of the Bible tell a cohesive story of the Son of God who came to heal the sick, perform miracles, and proclaim the good news.
Over five weeks, we will follow the major movements of Jesus’s life and ministry as told by Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Along the way, we will marvel at Jesus’s compassion, power, and authority to perform miracles and transform the lives of the men and women He encountered. Join us as we read the life of Jesus.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
35 Days (5 Weeks) of Curated Scripture Readings
INCLUDED EXTRAS
- An Introduction to the Synoptic Gospels
- A Look at the Question: Why Are There Four Gospels?
- Tips for Reading the Synoptic Gospels
- A Brief Introduction to the Key Groups of People in the Gospels
- An in-depth look at who Jesus is
- A Look at the Descriptions of Jesus in Revelation
- Cross References of the Main Reading Across the Synoptic Gospels
- A Favorite Hymn
- Daily Response Questions
SPECIFICATIONS
8x10", Perfect Bound, 192 Pages
Daily Reading Guides present either an entire book of the Bible or a topic selected from Scripture in the form of daily readings. Daily Reading Guides are designed for a Monday start and have the text printed in the book.
Each resource is thoughtfully and artfully designed to highlight the beauty, goodness, and truth of Scripture in a way that reflects the themes of each curated reading plan.
Plan-specific resources, like introductions, biblical overviews, maps, timelines, and more are included to come alongside your time in God’s Word.
Space is provided alongside the printed Scripture for your thoughts and reflections.
Worksheets, daily or weekly questions, and other interactive prompts that are unique to each reading plan help you engage with and respond to what you’re reading.
One day a week is set aside to catch up on your reading, pray, and rest in the presence of the Lord.
Each plan includes a thematic verse or passage for memorization, broken down for you week by week, along with tips for memorizing Scripture.
