Journey With Jesus 365Sample

Matthew chapter 4 begins with Jesus being led into the wilderness by the Spirit, where He fasts for forty days and is tempted by the devil. During the temptations, Satan tries to lure Jesus into sin by offering food, power, and protection, but Jesus resists each temptation by quoting Scripture. After the devil departs, angels come to minister to Jesus, and He returns to Galilee to begin His public ministry. Jesus calls His first disciples—Simon Peter, Andrew, James, and John—inviting them to follow Him and become "fishers of men." The chapter concludes with Jesus traveling throughout Galilee healing the sick and casting out demons
How can you, like Jesus, resist temptation by relying on God's Word. How can you respond to His call to follow Him and share the message of the kingdom with others?
About this Plan

Experience authentic and lasting life change as you strengthen your relationship with Jesus! Journey with Jesus 365 will take you on a journey to better understand the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. Each day you will have readings from one of the gospels, while also reading through the whole Bible in one year. Daily devotions are focused on the life of Jesus, and provide context for the reading and practical ways to apply Biblical truths to the life of the believer. Start your Journey with Jesus today!
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We would like to thank Faith Baptist Church of Canoga Park for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: https://www.faithbaptist.org
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