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Introduction to the Devotional
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Week 1
Clothe Yourself with Kindness3 Sections1 Reflection -
Week 2Encouragement or Discouragement?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 3Managing Temptation3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 4Trusting God and Choosing Joy3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 5Rejoice in the Lord3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 6What Does God Say About You?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 7A Sure Foundation (Christ, our firm foundation)3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 8Assurance of Salvation3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 9Understanding How Far God Went to Save Us3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 10Blessed to Be a Blessing3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 11Understanding Christian Love3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 12The Destination of Christian Love3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 13Judging Others3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 14God’s Character: Sustainer and Source of Life3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 15What Makes the Bible So Special?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 16Does Archaeological Evidence Prove the Bible?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 17Isn’t the Bible Full of Contradictions?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 18How Do You Explain Contradictions in the Resurrection Story?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 19Why Fulfilled Prophecy Strengthens Confidence About You?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 20A Living Sign of God’s Faithfulness3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 21Is the New Testament Trustworthy?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 22How Can Miracles Be Possible?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 23Does God’s Character Change?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 24Can We Trust God’s Word?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 25The Significance of the Cross3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 26The Resurrection of Jesus and Why It Is Important3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 27Evidence for the Truth of the Resurrection3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 28God’s Care and Provision3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 29Trusting God to Sustain Us3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 30Living as Disciples of Jesus3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 31Navigating Change3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 32Is God Really Good All the Time?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 33Be Joyful Always3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 34What Real Love Looks Like3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 35The Greatest Plan on Earth (Part 1)3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 36The Kingdom of God Is at Hand3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 37What Confidence in God Brings3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 38Living with Confidence3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 39How Far Did God Go to Save You?3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 40The Only One Who Defines You3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 41When Life Gets Hard3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 42Seeing with God’s Eyes3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 43The Greatest Treasure3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 44Living as God’s Vessel3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 45You Are Loved and Chosen3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 46You Are Forgiven and Redeemed3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 47Living in the Middle of a Story Bigger Than Us3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 48Equipped for the Battle: Living Out God’s Story3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 49Trusting the Call3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 50Having Faith When It’s Hard3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 51The Young Son’s Rebellion3 Sections1 Reflection
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Week 52Salt of the Earth3 Sections1 Reflection
Participants 40
Before His crucifixion, Jesus was betrayed and arrested in a garden. When a detachment of soldiers came to find Him, Jesus didn’t run or hide. Instead, He stepped forward and asked, “Who is it you want?” When they replied, “Jesus of Nazareth,” He answered, “I am he”—and the entire group of soldiers fell to the ground.
These were not just a handful of men—this was a well-armed group, possibly around 200 Roman soldiers. So why did they fall?
Many believe that in that moment, the divine power and authority of Jesus broke through. Just His words—“I am He”—revealed the truth of who He is: the Son of God. Even those who came to arrest Him could not stand before that kind of power.
It’s a powerful reminder:
Jesus wasn’t a helpless victim.
He was fully in control.
This wasn’t an accident.
It was the plan.
And behind that plan was a mission:
“For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son…” (John 3:16)
God’s plan was always to rescue us. Jesus came willingly to give His life, to save us from the consequences of our sin, and to set us free.