Day 6: Good Friday – What God Meant for Good

On the darkest day in human history, Jesus was crucified, mocked, rejected, and pierced for our transgressions. Yet through this unimaginable suffering, God was accomplishing something eternally good. In today’s reflection on Luke 23:33–46, we witness the mercy of Christ, the power of the cross, and the invitation extended to every sinner: “Today, you will be with me in paradise.” Good Friday reminds us that even in our greatest sorrow or sin, God’s love does not falter. What man meant for evil, God meant for good. This is the power and the promise of the cross.

From the triumphal entry on Palm Sunday to the quiet hope of Holy Saturday, each episode invites you to encounter the love, humility, and sacrifice of Christ in a fresh way. Whether you’re walking, commuting, or sitting quietly with your morning coffee, let this devotional companion draw you into the deeper meaning of Holy Week and the peace Jesus offers through the cross and resurrection.

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Day 5: Holy Thursday – Is It I?

On Holy Thursday, we enter the upper room with Jesus and his disciples as they share the Passover meal for the last time. In Mark 14:12–24, betrayal sits quietly at the table, yet Jesus offers bread and a cup—symbols of his body and blood poured out for many. Today’s reflection invites us to wrestle with the sobering question: Is it I? In our own failures, we are not met with condemnation, but with an invitation to repent, to receive grace, and to remember the Lamb of God who gave his life so we could live.

From the triumphal entry on Palm Sunday to the quiet hope of Holy Saturday, each episode invites you to encounter the love, humility, and sacrifice of Christ in a fresh way. Whether you’re walking, commuting, or sitting quietly with your morning coffee, let this devotional companion draw you into the deeper meaning of Holy Week and the peace Jesus offers through the cross and resurrection.

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Day 4: Holy Wednesday – The Servant King

As Jesus approaches the cross, he kneels to wash his disciples’ feet,a quiet, stunning act of humility and love. In today’s reflection on John 13:1–5, 12–17, we see the Savior who knows all things choose to serve in the lowliest way, showing us the heart of God. This devotional calls us to embrace the way of Jesus: a life marked not by status or self-preservation, but by love expressed through service. Let his love reshape you today.

From the triumphal entry on Palm Sunday to the quiet hope of Holy Saturday, each episode invites you to encounter the love, humility, and sacrifice of Christ in a fresh way. Whether you’re walking, commuting, or sitting quietly with your morning coffee, let this devotional companion draw you into the deeper meaning of Holy Week and the peace Jesus offers through the cross and resurrection.

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Day 3: Holy Tuesday – Even When Faith

On Holy Tuesday, we witness an extravagant act of worship from Mary as she anoints Jesus with costly perfume, preparing him for burial. Through John 12:1–8, we reflect on the faith of Mary and Martha, two women who trusted in Jesus not just when everything made sense, but even when it didn’t. In today’s devotional, we’re invited to cultivate that same kind of trust: faith that holds steady through loss, uncertainty, and surrender. May their example inspire us to worship with boldness and believe in God’s goodness even when.

From the triumphal entry on Palm Sunday to the quiet hope of Holy Saturday, each episode invites you to encounter the love, humility, and sacrifice of Christ in a fresh way. Whether you’re walking, commuting, or sitting quietly with your morning coffee, let this devotional companion draw you into the deeper meaning of Holy Week and the peace Jesus offers through the cross and resurrection.

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Day 2: Holy Monday – A House of Prayer

On Holy Monday, we reflect on Jesus cleansing the temple, a bold act of justice and spiritual clarity. Through Matthew 21:12–17, we’re reminded that our lives—like the temple—are meant to be houses of prayer, not hidden places for idols. In today’s episode, we consider what needs to be overturned in our hearts, where healing is needed, and how childlike humility opens the door to deeper intimacy with God. Let Jesus do the cleansing work only he can do.

From the triumphal entry on Palm Sunday to the quiet hope of Holy Saturday, each episode invites you to encounter the love, humility, and sacrifice of Christ in a fresh way. Whether you’re walking, commuting, or sitting quietly with your morning coffee, let this devotional companion draw you into the deeper meaning of Holy Week and the peace Jesus offers through the cross and resurrection.

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Day 1: Palm Sunday – The Peace We Miss

On this first day of Holy Week, we reflect on Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, fulfilling ancient prophecy and revealing himself as the promised Messiah. But while the crowds shouted praise, they missed the deeper peace he came to bring. Through Luke 19:28–40, today’s devotional invites us to consider whether we too are missing the peace Jesus offers—peace with God, and peace with one another. Join us as we reflect, pray, and prepare our hearts for the week ahead.

From the triumphal entry on Palm Sunday to the quiet hope of Holy Saturday, each episode invites you to encounter the love, humility, and sacrifice of Christ in a fresh way. Whether you’re walking, commuting, or sitting quietly with your morning coffee, let this devotional companion draw you into the deeper meaning of Holy Week and the peace Jesus offers through the cross and resurrection.

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“The Word Became Flesh”

On this final day of this Advent devotional, we reflect on John 1:14-18, a passage that reveals the heart of Christmas: “The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us.” Jesus, the eternal Word of God, entered creation to bring grace and truth to a weary world. His birth, life, and sacrifice offer the hope and promise of salvation to all who receive Him.

This Christmas, as we celebrate with family and friends, let us marvel at the miracle of God’s love story. The birth of Jesus is more than a moment in history—it is the fulfillment of God’s promise to dwell with us, to save us, and to call us His own. The hope of Christmas is wrapped in grace we don’t deserve and truth that sets us free.

As you wish your loved ones a Merry Christmas, may those words carry the wonder and joy of this miraculous gift. Celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus—the light of the world, the Word made flesh, and the hope for all humanity. Glory to God in the highest!

What is Advent? It is the season of remembering and rejoicing. We remember Christ’s first coming as a baby born in Bethlehem and joyfully anticipate his second coming, when he will return to renew and redeem every part of the fallen creation. The Advent season is a time to reflect upon God's promises and anticipate their fulfillment.

Join us on this journey of hope.

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“The Light of the World”

Today’s reading from John 1:1-13 reminds us of the profound truth of Jesus’ identity as the Word and the Light of all mankind. Through Him, all things were made, and His light shines in the darkness, a light that darkness cannot overcome. This passage calls us to recognize the unifying force of Jesus, fully divine and fully human, who offers the hope of life and light to the world.

As we marvel at the Christmas lights illuminating the season, we are reminded that they are only a reflection of the true light, Jesus. To those who receive Him, He gives the right to become children of God—a reality so powerful it should never lose its meaning.

This Christmas, pause to reflect on the beauty of this gift. You are a child of God, belonging to the source of all light. Let this truth fill your heart with joy and inspire you to glorify Jesus, the Light of the World.

What is Advent? It is the season of remembering and rejoicing. We remember Christ’s first coming as a baby born in Bethlehem and joyfully anticipate his second coming, when he will return to renew and redeem every part of the fallen creation. The Advent season is a time to reflect upon God's promises and anticipate their fulfillment.

Join us on this journey of hope.

Find out more about Vox Church at https://voxchurch.org