Love one another
Let the love Jesus showed become the love you share—with family, neighbours, and those who need kindness.
John 13:34
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His life shows us love. His words lead us to truth. His resurrection gives us hope.
Let the love Jesus showed become the love you share—with family, neighbours, and those who need kindness.
John 13:34Seek His guidance in your decisions. Follow Jesus with an open heart, even when the next step feels uncertain.
John 8:12The resurrection of Jesus invites us to a life of hope. Begin again with faith in God's mercy.
1 Peter 1:3Meet the people, notice the choices, and discover what these passages invite us to reflect on.

A wounded traveller. An unexpected helper. Jesus shows what love looks like when it becomes action.

The disciples face a terrifying storm. In their fear, they discover more about the One beside them.
A son returns with regret. His father welcomes him with compassion. Explore a story of mercy and restoration.
Two discouraged travellers meet the risen Jesus. A conversation changes the way they understand the story.
Choose a theme, read slowly, and carry one thought into your day.
Short introductions to six places to begin. Open a guide, then read the Scripture in its context.
Genesis tells of creation, human failure, and God’s promises to Abraham’s family. Notice how blessing and brokenness run through these stories.
THINK AS YOU READWhat does God promise Abraham, and who is meant to receive the blessing?
Genesis 12:1–3God delivers Israel from slavery and forms them into a covenant people. The journey moves from oppression toward worship and life with God.
THINK AS YOU READWhat does God notice about His people’s suffering?
Exodus 3:7–12These poems give voice to praise, grief, confession, and trust. Read slowly and notice the images that help express what the heart is feeling.
THINK AS YOU READWhich image helps you bring your own feelings to God?
Psalm 23Matthew presents Jesus as the Messiah and gathers His teaching about God’s kingdom. Begin with the Sermon on the Mount and notice the kind of life Jesus calls His followers to live.
THINK AS YOU READHow do the Beatitudes challenge common ideas about a blessed life?
Matthew 5:1–12Luke highlights Jesus’ compassion for people at the edges of society. His stories invite us to notice mercy, hospitality, and the joy of finding what was lost.
THINK AS YOU READWho rejoices when the lost sheep is found?
Luke 15:1–7John uses signs, conversations, and Jesus’ own words to reveal who He is. Watch for the themes of light, life, love, and belief as you read.
THINK AS YOU READWhy does John say these signs were written down?
John 20:30–31You do not need to understand everything at once. Begin with a passage and give it your attention.
Who is speaking? Who is listening? Read what comes before and after the passage. A verse belongs to a larger conversation.
A poem, a parable, a narrative, and a letter speak in different ways. Look for images in poetry and the central point in a parable.
Write one observation, one question, and one response. Pray about what you have read and choose a thoughtful way to practice it.
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Context, literary styles, and the art of reading Scripture.
Explore on BibleProjectBook introductions and study guides for a wider view.
Explore on BibleProjectDiscover the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5–7.
Explore on BibleProjectA joyful way to grow in Scripture. Every answer includes a Bible reference to help you learn.
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Every question is another chance to discover Scripture. Try another topic or spend a moment with the Bible.
Bring your heart to God. Choose a prayer to begin.

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