Begin With Jesus. Return to Jesus. Finish With Jesus.
A week can become more than a list of responsibilities, appointments, and unfinished tasks. It can become a rhythm of walking with Jesus and allowing His Word to shape ordinary life. That is the purpose of Jesus Through the Week.
Each study gives you one passage to carry through the week using a simple rhythm:
Begin with Jesus on Monday.
Return to Jesus in the middle of the week.
Finish the week with Jesus through prayer and reflection.
Our current journey is called The Love of Jesus, a 12-part SOAP Bible study series designed to help you see the love of Jesus clearly, receive it personally, and understand how His love changes the way you trust, obey, forgive, serve, and love others.
Receive the Current Studies
Subscribe below, and we will email you a private link to the current Jesus Through the Week Resource Page. That page will be updated as each new study becomes available, so you can return to the same place throughout the series.
Inside the current resource page, you will receive:
- Every available study from The Love of Jesus series
- Printable SOAP Bible study worksheets
- Guided Observation and Application questions
- Prayer prompts connected to your responses
- A Word for This Week
- A personal pastoral prayer
- Encouragement for carrying each truth through the week
New studies will be added as the series continues.
Our Current Series: The Love of Jesus
The Love of Jesus is a 12-part journey through passages that reveal the heart, compassion, service, sacrifice, and faithfulness of Christ.
The series begins by establishing an important foundation:
Study 1: Loved Before You Were Strong
Romans 5:8
Jesus did not wait for you to become strong, worthy, or spiritually impressive before loving you.
Main truth: The love of Christ begins with grace, not performance.
Study 2: The Shepherd Who Knows You
John 10:14–15
Jesus does not love His people from a distance. The Good Shepherd knows His sheep personally and lays down His life for them.
Main truth: You are not unknown, unseen, or forgotten by Jesus.
Study 3: The Compassion of Jesus
Matthew 9:36
Jesus does not look at overwhelmed, helpless, or broken people with irritation. He sees their need clearly and responds with compassion.
Main truth: Jesus sees your need, cares deeply, and does not turn away.
Additional studies will explore how Jesus welcomes the weary, receives repentant sinners, enters grief, serves humbly, loves faithfully, lays down His life, secures His people, and teaches us to love others.
Subscribe above to receive the private page containing every study currently available.
How the Weekly Rhythm Works
Monday: Begin With Jesus
Read the selected passage slowly. Notice what it reveals about the heart, words, actions, or love of Jesus. You do not need to understand everything immediately. Begin by allowing Scripture to direct your attention toward Him.
Monday practice
- Read the passage slowly.
- Read it again.
- Notice one word or phrase.
- Ask Jesus to help you see His love clearly.
Begin with Jesus before the noise becomes louder than His voice.
Midweek: Return to Jesus
By the middle of the week, plans may have changed, responsibilities may have multiplied, and your attention may feel divided. Return to the passage through the Observation and Application questions. Notice what Scripture actually says. Name the real struggle, fear, belief, decision, or relationship where the passage needs to shape your response.
Midweek practice
- Return to the Scripture.
- Complete the Observation questions.
- Name the specific issue in your life.
- Identify what you have been believing.
- Let Scripture correct and guide you.
- Choose one faithful response.
The middle of the week can become a place of return rather than spiritual drift.
Friday: Finish With Jesus
Return to the passage one more time. Read A Word for This Week and receive A Personal Prayer for You. Use the prayer prompt to speak honestly with Jesus about what the passage has revealed. Some responsibilities may still be unfinished. You can place them into His hands.
Friday practice
- Review the passage and your responses.
- Read the devotional reflection.
- Receive the personal prayer.
- Respond to Jesus in your own words.
- Carry the central truth into the days ahead.
Finish the week by trusting Jesus with what remains unfinished.
One Subscription. One Current Resource Page.
You do not need to search for a different download every week. After subscribing, you will receive one private link containing the current studies. Bookmark the page or keep the email so you can return whenever a new study is added.
The page will remain available throughout The Love of Jesus series and for approximately 30 days after the final study is released.
After that period, the free series page may be retired as we prepare the completed resource and begin the next Jesus Through the Week journey.
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Continue With Abide in Christ
A Complete Twelve-Part SOAP Bible Study
The original Jesus Through the Week journey, Abide in Christ, is now available as a complete twelve-part SOAP Bible study.
This resource explores what it means to:
- Stay connected to Jesus
- Let His Word remain in you
- Rest in His love
- Obey from love rather than fear
- Receive the joy He gives
- Bear lasting fruit
- Become rooted in Christ
- Fix your eyes on Jesus
- Depend on His sufficient grace in weakness
Each study includes a passage overview, guided SOAP worksheet, devotional reflection, personal prayer, and encouragement for continuing the journey. The complete book also contains small-group and facilitator materials.
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Keep Walking With Jesus
You do not need a perfect schedule to begin.
Start with one passage.
Return when your thoughts become scattered.
Bring your real needs and questions before Christ.
Finish by placing what remains unfinished into His hands.
Some weeks may allow time to complete every section. Other weeks may give you only enough time to read the passage, carry one truth, and pray one honest prayer.
The goal is not perfection.
The goal is to keep making room for Jesus within ordinary life.
Begin with Jesus.
Return to Jesus.
Finish with Jesus.
Let His love shape the days in between.