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31 Days with Jesus
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Introduction: 31 Days with Jesus
Day 1: The Pre-Existence of Christ – God’s Plan Before Bethlehem
Day 2: In the Beginning—Jesus and Creation
Day 3: The Genealogy of Jesus – God’s Faithfulness Through Generations
Day 4: The Voice in the Wilderness – Preparing the Way for Jesus
Day 5: The Birth of Christ – Hope is Born
Day 6: Jesus Presented at the Temple – Dedication and Purpose
Day 7: The Boy Jesus in the Temple – Growing in Wisdom
Day 8: John the Baptist’s Ministry – Repentance and Renewal
Day 9: The Baptism of Jesus – Stepping Into Purpose
Day 10: The Lamb of God – Living in Gratitude for God’s Grace
Day 11: Calling the Disciples – Answering the Call
Day 12: The Miracle at Cana – Jesus Transforms the Ordinary
Day 13: Cleansing the Temple – Making Room for True Worship
Day 14: The Sermon on the Mount – Embracing Jesus’ Blueprint for Faith
Day 15: Nicodemus Visits Jesus – Born Again to New Life
Day 16: The Great Catch – Trusting Jesus with Your Future
Day 17: Jesus Heals the Centurion’s Servant and Raises the Widow’s Son – Faith That Heals
Day 18: The Parables of Jesus – Lessons for Life
Day 19: Miracles of Jesus – Trusting God’s Provision
Day 20: Jesus Teaches on Prayer – Powerful Connection with God
Day 21: The Triumphal Entry – Welcoming the King
Day 22: The Triumphal Entry (Revisited) – Lasting Impact of Welcoming Jesus
Day 23: Warnings and Parables – Listening to Jesus
Day 24: Jesus Prays for His Followers – Covered in Prayer
Day 25: The Lord’s Supper – Remembering Jesus
Day 26: The Crucifixion – The Ultimate Sacrifice
Day 27: The Guarded Tomb – Waiting in Hope
Day 28: The Resurrection – Risen Indeed
Day 29: Breakfast with Jesus – Restoration and Purpose
Day 30: “Do You Love Me?” – Renewed Love and Calling
Day 31: The Ascension – Empowered to Go
Conclusion: The Journey Continues
31 Days with Jesus
When you open the Gospel of John, you’re greeted with a powerful truth: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” (John 1:1) Before anything else existed, Jesus was there—eternal, divine, and active. He’s not just a character in the story; He’s the Creator behind it all.
 
John 1:1-34 invites us to see Jesus as the Word through whom everything was made. The same Jesus who walked the dusty roads of Galilee is the One who spoke light into darkness and order into chaos. His fingerprints are on every sunrise, every heartbeat, and every new beginning. When we realize that Jesus is not only our Savior but also our Creator, it changes how we see ourselves and our world.
 
This truth brings hope to every new start. Jesus, who created the universe, is more than able to create something new in us. Whether you’re facing a fresh opportunity or a daunting challenge, you can trust that the One who made all things can remake your heart, renew your mind, and restore your purpose.
 
John the Baptist’s testimony in this passage reminds us that Jesus is the true Light, shining in the darkness. No matter how dark things may seem, His light cannot be overcome. When we follow Jesus, we’re walking with the One who brings life, light, and hope into every situation.
 
As you reflect on Jesus’ role in creation, let it motivate you to trust Him with your own beginnings. He’s still in the business of creating beauty from brokenness and hope from despair.
 
Four Points to Remember:
  • Jesus was present and active at the very beginning of creation—He is eternal and divine.
  • The same power that created the universe can create new beginnings in your life.
  • Jesus is the true Light who overcomes darkness and brings hope.
  • Trusting Jesus with your future means believing He can make all things new, no matter where you start.
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