Four weeks tracing the arc of Christ's coming: the prophets who foretold Him, the manger where He arrived, the cross where He paid, the resurrection that vindicated Him, and the throne from which He'll return. Read slowly. Twenty-eight passages, twenty-eight reasons to worship.
The plan
The virgin shall conceive — what name was prepared?
Names of the child to come.
Where would He be born?
What does His kingdom look like?
What was He pierced for?
Who comes before the great day?
The seventy weeks of Daniel's vision.
The Word became flesh — and dwelt among us.
- Day 9John 3:16-17
Why was He sent into the world?
Whom does Jesus call to come?
What did Jesus claim about Himself?
What happens when we abide in Him?
What is the greatest love?
When did God demonstrate His love?
What is the wage of sin? The gift of God?
By what are we saved?
The mind of Christ — how did He humble Himself?
Whom do we ultimately work for?
On whom should we fix our eyes?
What is love? Read slowly. It's all here.
What is true of those in Christ?
Who lives in the believer?
What fruit grows in a Christ-shaped life?
What is the source of all love?
Who never changes?
How will He come?
What does He bring with Him?
What does the throne promise — and to whom?
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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