Bible plan
7 days to
meet Jesus
One passage a day, a short meditation, a question for you. Ten minutes is enough, and you go at your own pace.
-
Day 1 John 1:1-14
Someone came toward you
Before your story, before your questions, before the world itself, there was the Word. John tells you that God did not stay distant: he came to live among us, in Jesus. You do not have to climb a mountain to find him, he took the first step. Read slowly, and let that idea sink in.
Your turn to reflectWhich sentence in this passage touches you most, and why?
-
Day 2 John 3:1-21
A fresh start
Nicodemus is a respected, educated man, yet he comes at night with his questions. Jesus does not judge him: he speaks to him about a new beginning. Starting over does not depend on your performance, it is a gift. You can come as you are, with your doubts, just like him.
Your turn to reflectWhat would you like to start over, or leave behind?
-
Day 3 Luke 15:11-24
A father who runs
The son left, spent everything, and comes home rehearsing his little speech. But his father saw him from far away and runs to him. This is the face of God that Jesus shows us: not a judge waiting at the gate, but a father scanning the horizon. No matter where you are coming back from, the door is open.
Your turn to reflectIf God ran toward you today, what would you want to tell him?
-
Day 4 Matthew 6:5-15
Talking to God simply
Jesus does not ask for fine words. He invites you to pray simply, the way you talk to a father. The Lord's Prayer is a model: recognising who God is, bringing him our needs, forgiving and being forgiven. Today, try a three-sentence prayer in your own words.
Your turn to reflectWhat one thing, small or big, do you want to hand over to God now?
-
Day 5 Psalm 23
A shepherd for the road
David was a shepherd: he knows what it means to guide, feed and protect. He writes: the Lord is my shepherd. Even in the darkest valleys, you are not alone. This psalm is made for the days when you do not understand everything, but need to know you are accompanied.
Your turn to reflectIn which "valley" do you need to feel a presence right now?
-
Day 6 Romans 8:1-17
Free and indwelt
Paul announces news that changes everything: no more condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. And God does not leave you alone with your efforts: his Spirit lives in you and reminds you that you are his child. You no longer move forward out of fear, but out of belonging.
Your turn to reflectWhat changes when you know you are God's child and not a stranger?
-
Day 7 Matthew 28:16-20
Sent, but never alone
Jesus' last words to his disciples: go, make disciples, and I am with you always. Faith is lived together and shared. This week is not an end, it is a beginning: find a community, a group, a person who walks with you.
Your turn to reflectWho could you share what you discovered this week with?
Your progress stays on this device only: we collect nothing.
What next?
Do not stay alone on the road
A growing faith is lived together. Join a group or discover how to move forward step by step.