Twenty-one days through the Sermon on the Mount, the calling passages, and the marks of a Christ-shaped life. By the end, you'll have read the texts that have shaped every serious disciple for two thousand years — and prayed through what they mean for your week.
The plan
The Beatitudes — who does Jesus call blessed?
What are we to do with the light?
Who are we to love? Why?
The Lord's Prayer — pray it as a disciple.
What does Jesus say about anxious living?
Seek first what?
- Day 7Matthew 7:7-8
Ask, seek, knock — what is promised?
Two gates, two roads — which is yours?
On what is your house built?
Peter's confession — and what Jesus will build on it.
The Great Commission — what are disciples sent to do?
Whom did Jesus tell us to love?
- Day 13Luke 15:11-32
The Prodigal Son — what does the Father do when we return?
What did Jesus come to give?
Apart from Him we can do what?
The greatest commandments — read them as a daily compass.
What is our spiritual act of worship?
Whose life do we now live?
What armor does the disciple wear?
Run the race — fixing your eyes on whom?
Why do trials make us mature?
How to use this plan
Read each day's passage slowly — two minutes is plenty. Then spend the rest of your time meditating on the prompt, praying, or journaling. The “Commentary” link on each day opens a full 1,000-word walk through historical context, theological significance, and modern application.
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