Who Is Jesus?
A focused seven-day journey through key passages in John's Gospel that reveal who Jesus truly is. Each day highlights a different divine title and encounter.
The "I AM" Statements of Christ
Seekers and believers wanting to meditate on Jesus's self-proclaimed identity and eternal character.
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Complete Daily Syllabus
7 days. Each day opens into a read, key verses in plain English, reflection questions and a prayer, with companion journeys on 4 of them.
01 "I AM the Bread of Life"
John 6:35 He that cometh to Me shall never hunger; spiritual fullness in Christ.
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"I AM the Bread of Life"
John 6:35He that cometh to Me shall never hunger; spiritual fullness in Christ.
John 6:35, slowly. Read it once for the story and once for the sentence that stops you. Listen instead ↗
- What does this passage show you about who God is?
- Today’s focus is “He that cometh to Me shall never hunger; spiritual fullness in Christ”. Where does that touch something in your week right now?
- What is one sentence you could carry into today?
Devotional · 3 min · John 6:35
The Bread of Life
Physical hunger is a signal that your body needs calories. Spiritual restlessness is a signal that your soul is hungry for Jesus.
Pray: Jesus, Bread of Life, satisfy the deep longings of my soul with Your presence.
Do: Before reaching for snacks or phone scrolling out of boredom, spend 1 minute in prayer.
Turn the sentence that stopped you into a prayer. Say it plainly. Then sit for one quiet minute before you pick up anything else.
02 "I AM the Light of the World"
John 8:12 Dispelling inner darkness and illuminating the path of life.
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"I AM the Light of the World"
John 8:12Dispelling inner darkness and illuminating the path of life.
John 8:12, slowly. Read it once for the story and once for the sentence that stops you.
- What does this passage show you about who God is?
- Today’s focus is “Dispelling inner darkness and illuminating the path of life”. Where does that touch something in your week right now?
- What is one sentence you could carry into today?
Devotional · 3 min · John 8:12
The Light of Life
Following Jesus is not stumbling through blind darkness; it is walking in the clear, radiant illumination of His truth.
Pray: Jesus, Light of the World, illuminate my decisions and keep my feet on the path of life.
Do: Follow Jesus in one small decision today, choosing His way over your comfort.
Turn the sentence that stopped you into a prayer. Say it plainly. Then sit for one quiet minute before you pick up anything else.
03 "I AM the Door of the Sheep"
John 10:9 By Me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and find pasture.
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"I AM the Door of the Sheep"
John 10:9By Me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and find pasture.
John 10:9, slowly. Read it once for the story and once for the sentence that stops you.
- What does this passage show you about who God is?
- Today’s focus is “By Me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and find pasture”. Where does that touch something in your week right now?
- What is one sentence you could carry into today?
Turn the sentence that stopped you into a prayer. Say it plainly. Then sit for one quiet minute before you pick up anything else.
More companion material for this passage is coming as the app’s library grows.
04 "I AM the Good Shepherd"
John 10:11 The Good Shepherd giveth His life for the sheep; sacrificial protective love.
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"I AM the Good Shepherd"
John 10:11The Good Shepherd giveth His life for the sheep; sacrificial protective love.
John 10:11, slowly. Read it once for the story and once for the sentence that stops you.
- What does this passage show you about who God is?
- Today’s focus is “The Good Shepherd giveth His life for the sheep; sacrificial protective love”. Where does that touch something in your week right now?
- What is one sentence you could carry into today?
Turn the sentence that stopped you into a prayer. Say it plainly. Then sit for one quiet minute before you pick up anything else.
More companion material for this passage is coming as the app’s library grows.
05 "I AM the Resurrection and the Life"
John 11:25 Triumph over death and eternal hope for every believer.
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"I AM the Resurrection and the Life"
John 11:25Triumph over death and eternal hope for every believer.
John 11:25, slowly. Read it once for the story and once for the sentence that stops you.
- What does this passage show you about who God is?
- Today’s focus is “Triumph over death and eternal hope for every believer”. Where does that touch something in your week right now?
- What is one sentence you could carry into today?
Turn the sentence that stopped you into a prayer. Say it plainly. Then sit for one quiet minute before you pick up anything else.
More companion material for this passage is coming as the app’s library grows.
06 "I AM the Way, the Truth, and the Life"
John 14:6 No man cometh unto the Father, but by Me; absolute relational truth.
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"I AM the Way, the Truth, and the Life"
John 14:6No man cometh unto the Father, but by Me; absolute relational truth.
John 14:6, slowly. Read it once for the story and once for the sentence that stops you.
Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
Plain English: Jesus claims to be the true path to God. Knowing him is central to faith.
- What does this passage show you about who God is?
- Today’s focus is “No man cometh unto the Father, but by Me; absolute relational truth”. Where does that touch something in your week right now?
- What is one sentence you could carry into today?
Turn the sentence that stopped you into a prayer. Say it plainly. Then sit for one quiet minute before you pick up anything else.
07 "I AM the True Vine"
John 15:1–5 Abiding fruitfully in His word and drawing vital nourishment from Him.
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"I AM the True Vine"
John 15:1–5Abiding fruitfully in His word and drawing vital nourishment from Him.
John 15:1–5, slowly. Read it once for the story and once for the sentence that stops you.
I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing.
Plain English: Staying close to Jesus is how spiritual growth happens. Apart from him, lasting change is impossible.
Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; no more can ye, except ye abide in me.
Plain English: Remain in me, and I will remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine.
- What does this passage show you about who God is?
- Today’s focus is “Abiding fruitfully in His word and drawing vital nourishment from Him”. Where does that touch something in your week right now?
- What is one sentence you could carry into today?
Journey · 8 steps
John, Who Stayed Close
Abiding, from the one who wrote the word.
Journey · 8 steps
Rest for the Weary
A walk through the words of Jesus.
Journey · 10 steps
In the In-Between
Trust when nothing seems to be moving.
Devotional · 4 min · John 15:2
Pruning
Pruning hurts. But the gardener knows what cut leads to more fruit.
Pray: Father, I trust Your pruning. Cut what needs cutting. I want more fruit, not less.
Do: Name one thing in your life that may be getting pruned. Thank God for it.
Devotional · 3 min · John 15:5
The Vine and Branches
A branch does not strain and sweat to produce grapes. It simply stays connected to the vine and lets the life of the vine flow through it.
Pray: Lord Jesus, teach me to abide in You throughout the hours of this day.
Do: Whisper a brief prayer of connection to Jesus before starting each new task today.
Turn the sentence that stopped you into a prayer. Say it plainly. Then sit for one quiet minute before you pick up anything else.
Go deeper with journeys
Short guided studies from the app that draw on the passages in this plan.
Hard Questions
Deconstruction And Rebuilding
Taking it apart without losing it.
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People and Books of the Bible
What God Calls Himself
What he calls himself.
Exodus 3:14 · 9 steps
Everyday Faith
Amazing Grace
The gift that rewrites everything.
· 9 steps
People of the Early Church
John, Who Stayed Close
Abiding, from the one who wrote the word.
John 15:4 · 8 steps
Everyday Faith
Rest for the Weary
A walk through the words of Jesus.
· 8 steps
Everyday Faith
In the In-Between
Trust when nothing seems to be moving.
· 10 steps
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