Day 365 | Revelation 19:1–22:21

Revelation 22 brings the story of Scripture to its glorious conclusion as God restores what was broken in the beginning and invites His people into eternal fellowship with Him. Jesus declares that He is coming soon, calling believers to live obediently, remain faithful to God’s Word, and freely invite others to receive the water of life. With sin defeated, creation renewed, and God dwelling with His people forever, the Bible closes with hope, urgency, and a clear mission: come to Christ and tell others before He returns.

Hosts: Tanya Franks, Derek Ewalt

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Day 364 | Revelation 15:1–18:24

Revelation 15 reveals a powerful contrast between the chaos unfolding on earth and the calm, confident worship taking place in heaven. As God prepares to complete His judgment through the final plagues, those who have overcome stand before Him singing the song of Moses and the song of the Lamb. This vision reminds believers that while the world may shake, God remains firmly on His throne—faithful to His promises, sovereign over history, and worthy of praise.

Hosts: Derek Ewalt, Noah Sidhom

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Day 363 | Revelation 11:1–14:20

Revelation 11–14 reveals the spiritual battle unfolding behind human history as God calls His people to remain faithful witnesses in the face of opposition. The witnesses testify with God’s power, Satan wages war against God’s people, and deception spreads across the earth. Yet Scripture makes clear that victory belongs to Christ—secured by the blood of the Lamb—and God’s people overcome through faithful testimony, standing firm even when the cost is great.

Hosts: Ben Taylor, Tanya Franks

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Day 362 | Revelation 7:1–10:11

Revelation 7–10 reveals God’s mercy and authority in the midst of the Tribulation as He seals His servants and gathers a redeemed multitude from every nation before His throne. While judgment advances through the opening of the seventh seal and the sounding of the trumpets, salvation remains centered on the Lamb alone. These chapters remind believers that God is sovereign over history, faithful to preserve His people, and purposeful even as judgment unfolds.

Hosts: Michael Pritchard, Ben Taylor

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Day 361 | Revelation 3:1–6:17

Revelation 3–6 records Christ’s final messages to the churches, calling His people to wake up, repent, remain faithful, and reject spiritual complacency. While some are rebuked for drifting or becoming lukewarm, others are commended for obedience and perseverance. The vision then shifts to heaven, where Jesus—the Lion of Judah and the Lamb who was slain—is revealed as the only one worthy to open the seals, showing that coming judgment unfolds under Christ’s complete authority and control.

Hosts: Tanya Franks, Michael Pritchard

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Day 360 | Jude 1:1-25; Revelation 1:1–2:29

Revelation 1–2 opens with a breathtaking vision of Jesus Christ in glory, declaring Himself the Alpha and Omega who holds authority over life, death, and the church. As Christ walks among the churches, He both commends faithfulness and confronts sin, calling His people to repent, return to their first love, endure persecution, and reject compromise. These letters remind believers that Jesus sees the heart of His church and calls all who have ears to hear to respond in obedience and faithfulness.

Hosts: Noah Sidhom, Tanya Franks

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Day 359 | 1 John 4:7–5:21; 2 John 1:1-13; 3 John 1:1-15

In 1 John 5, believers are reminded of the unshakable certainties that anchor true faith in the midst of false teaching. John affirms assurance of eternal life through Jesus Christ, confidence that God hears and answers prayer, victory over sin and the evil one, and the security of belonging to God as His children. The chapter closes by declaring Jesus Christ as the one true God and eternal life, calling believers to guard their hearts and remain rooted in the truth of the gospel.

Hosts: Tanya Franks, Derek Ewalt

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Day 358 | 1 John 1:1–4:6

In 1 John 1–4, believers are invited into real fellowship with God through Jesus Christ, a relationship that brings complete joy and lasting transformation. John points to Christ’s eternal nature, the gift of forgiveness through confession, and the call to walk in the light rather than remain in sin. True fellowship with Christ produces obedience, a hatred of sin, confidence in forgiveness, and a growing desire to live righteously, revealing the life-changing power of a genuine relationship with Him.

Hosts: Michael Pritchard, Tanya Franks

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Day 357 | 1 Peter 5:12-14; 2 Peter 1:1–3:18

In 2 Peter 1, believers are reminded that God has already given everything needed to live a godly life through His divine power, His Spirit, and His Word. Because of God’s great and precious promises, Christians are called to actively grow in faith, moral excellence, knowledge, self-control, endurance, godliness, brotherly affection, and love. This passage challenges believers not to settle for mere salvation, but to live transformed lives that clearly reflect a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ.

Hosts: Ben Taylor, Noah Sidhom

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Day 356 | 1 Peter 2:4–5:11

In 1 Peter 2–5, believers are reminded that suffering for doing good is not unusual but part of faithfully following Christ. Peter calls Christians to expect opposition, respond with gentleness and respect, and trust God rather than retreating or lashing out. As followers of Jesus share in His suffering, God uses these trials to refine their character, loosen their grip on the world, and shape them into the likeness of Christ while pointing others to the hope found in Him.

Hosts: Derek Ewalt, Michael Pritchard

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Day 355 | Hebrews 13:1-25; 1 Peter 1:1–2:3

Hebrews 13 shows how right belief leads to right living as God calls His people to let doctrine shape daily behavior. The chapter highlights love within the church, hospitality, faithfulness in marriage, contentment, confidence in God’s presence, and steadfast devotion to unchanging truth. Grounded in the reality that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, believers are urged to resist cultural compromise, live lives of obedience and worship, and offer continual praise that reflects what they truly believe about God.

Hosts: Ben Taylor, Derek Ewalt

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Day 354 | Hebrews 11:1–12:29

Hebrews 11 defines faith as confidence in what God has promised, even when it cannot be seen, and shows how true faith always leads to action. Through the lives of Noah, Abraham, Moses, and many others, Scripture reveals that trusting God shapes decisions, obedience, and perseverance in both triumph and suffering. Whether faith led to victory or persecution, each person trusted God’s character and promises beyond this life, reminding believers today that faith is proven not by words, but by lives lived in trust and obedience to Him.

Hosts: Noah Sidhom, Michael Pritchard

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Day 353 | Hebrews 8:1–10:39

Hebrews 8–10 lifts up Jesus as the greater High Priest who serves in the true heavenly tabernacle and mediates a better covenant with better promises. Instead of repeated sacrifices that could never fully cleanse the conscience, Christ enters the Most Holy Place once for all with His own blood, securing eternal redemption and complete forgiveness. Because His sacrifice is sufficient for all time, believers can draw near to God with sincere hearts and full faith—holding tightly to hope, encouraging one another, and gathering together as His return draws near.

Hosts: Michael Pritchard, Ben Taylor

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Day 352 | Hebrews 4:14–7:28

In Hebrews 4–7, Scripture reveals the depth of Jesus’ humanity and the purpose behind His suffering. We see the Son offering prayers with cries and tears, learning obedience through what He endured, and being appointed by God as the perfect High Priest in the order of Melchizedek. The passage then confronts believers who have remained spiritually immature, urging them to move beyond the basic teachings of the faith and grow into maturity. Through both comfort and warning, God calls His people to deeper understanding and steadfast obedience.

Hosts: Derek Ewalt, Noah Sidhom

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Day 351 | 2 Timothy 4:19-22; Hebrews 1:1–4:13

As Paul closes his final letter with tender greetings, Scripture shifts our eyes to the glory of Christ in Hebrews—God’s ultimate Word to His people. We see Jesus revealed as the radiance of God’s glory, the exact expression of His nature, the creator and heir of all things, who became lower than the angels so He could suffer death and bring many children to glory. In this passage, God speaks clearly through His Son and through His living, active Word, which cuts to the core of our hearts, exposes what is hidden, and calls us to trust, worship, and obedience.

Hosts: Noah Sidhom, Ben Taylor

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Day 350 | 2 Timothy 2:1–4:18

As Paul writes what will be his final letter, he urges Timothy to stay strong in the grace of Christ and to pass the truth on to faithful people who will carry it forward. Paul reminds him that discipleship is personal, relational, and intentional—life shared with life. Nearing his own death, Paul looks back with confidence, knowing he fought the good fight, finished the race, and remained faithful. His words challenge us to consider our own path and choose daily to live fully for Christ.

Hosts: Tanya Franks, Michael Pritchard

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Day 349 | 1 Timothy 6:11-21; Titus 1:1–3:15; 2 Timothy 1:1-18

Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus give us a vivid picture of real discipleship—teaching God’s Word, living it out, and passing it on to others. Timothy is urged to flee from evil and pursue righteousness, while Titus is entrusted with shepherding believers in a difficult culture. Paul shows that discipleship isn’t a program or a box to check; it’s life-on-life spiritual investment that transforms us and multiplies the gospel. Every believer is called to be part of that mission: to follow Christ and help others follow Him, right in the middle of our everyday lives.

Hosts: Ben Taylor, Tanya Franks

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Day 348 | 1 Timothy 3:1–6:10

Paul points Timothy back to the awe and mystery at the center of the Christian faith: Christ revealed in the flesh, vindicated by the Spirit, seen by angels, proclaimed among the nations, believed throughout the world, and taken up in glory. That truth shapes everything—including how Timothy is to lead. As a young pastor, he’s urged to teach Scripture faithfully, refuse to be held back by others’ opinions, live with integrity, and set an example in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity. Today’s reading calls all of us—young or old—to stand in wonder at Christ and lead others through a life grounded in His Word.

Hosts: Tanya Franks, Michael Pritchard

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Day 347 | James 4:1–5:20; 1 Timothy 1:1–2:15

James exposes the true source of our conflicts—not other people, but the desires within us that pull us away from God. He calls believers to humble themselves, resist the enemy, and do the good they know to do instead of ignoring it. Our relationships within the body of Christ are meant to display His love to the world, not division. Paul’s opening words to Timothy echo the same heart: pray for all people, uphold the truth, and remember that there is one God and one Mediator who desires all to be saved. These passages urge us to examine our motives, pursue unity, and walk in obedience.

Hosts: Ben Taylor, Michael Pritchard

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Day 346 | James 1:1–3:18

James confronts the tendency to show favoritism, reminding believers that treating people differently based on status reveals motives far from the heart of Christ. He then shows that genuine faith cannot remain passive or invisible—real faith produces action, compassion, and obedience. While salvation comes through faith, James teaches that authentic belief is confirmed by the works it produces. This chapter challenges us to examine our lives honestly and ask whether our actions reflect the faith we claim.

Hosts: Ben Taylor, Michael Pritchard

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