Saturday 4/8

  • Read John 12 

If you had to condense this chapter to one sentence, write out that sentence on a separate piece of paper or in a journal.

What are the 2 things you will remember most from this chapter?

Friday 4/7

  • Read John 12: 37-50

 

Describe the time when you believed Jesus’ words, accepted his offer of eternal life, and allowed Him to become your King/leader/boss? 

Who do you know that stands condemned? List them out and spend time praying for them. 

Thursday 4/6

  • Read John 12: 20-36 

Which of the metaphors that Jesus uses in this chapter speak the most to you? 

Death leading to life? 

Loving your life and losing it? 

Believing in the Light? 

Others? 

Why? 

What practices keep you walking in the light versus heading in towards the darkness? 

Wednesday 4/5

  • Read John 12: 12-19 

Leviticus 23:40 tells us of the Israelites waving palm branches in praise to the Lord. They were celebrating the Festival of Tabernacles—reminding them of when they lived in portable “tents” in the desert and how God provided for them. 

Jesus is entering Jerusalem to celebrate the Passover. God has come to tabernacle or live among them AND He would become their Passover Lamb! 

  • How have you seen Jesus live beside you, within you, among you, as you’ve walked this past week? 
  • How do you offer praise to God? Singing? Prayer? Poetry? Drawing? 
  • Spend some time praising Him right now.

Tuesday 4/4

  • Read John 12: 1-11 

Imagine that you are Mary, a close friend of Jesus. You are overwhelmed at the significance of Jesus. Her brother had just been raised from the dead. 

As you look around your mental room or house, what would you offer to Jesus as your most expensive offering? 

How can you put into perspective the comments of those who would scoff at your offering as ridiculous? 

Sunday 4/2

Spend some time this morning praying and resting with the Lord.  

Anticipate worship together this morning. 

Thank the Father for pursuing you AND knowing everything about you. 

Saturday 4/1

  

  • Read John 11 

If you had to condense this chapter to one sentence, write out that sentence on a separate piece of paper or in a journal.