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About this journey

A journey is a short, themed path through Scripture, one day at a time: a passage to read, a short reflection, a question to journal on and a prayer.

Start at day 1 and go at your own pace — your progress and private journal are saved on this device and synced if you sign in. A “Beta” tag means a pastor has not reviewed the journey yet.

Guided journey · 7 days

Epiphany: Light to the Nations

Epiphany celebrates Jesus being made known to the world — to wise men from the east, at his baptism and in his first sign. Over seven days, follow the light from the prophets to the manger and beyond, and hear Christ's call to share that light with every nation, including your own.

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The days

  1. Day 1: Arise, shineIsaiah 60:1-6Though darkness covers the earth, the glory of the Lord rises on his people, and nations and kings come to their light bringing gold and incense and praising the Lord.
  2. Day 2: Wise men from the eastMatthew 2:1-6Wise men travel from the east asking where the newborn King of the Jews is, so they can worship him, while King Herod and all Jerusalem are troubled.
  3. Day 3: Gifts for the KingMatthew 2:7-12The star leads the wise men to the child; filled with great joy, they bow down, worship him and offer gold, frankincense and myrrh, then return home another way.
  4. Day 4: A light to the GentilesLuke 2:25-32Led by the Holy Spirit, old Simeon takes the baby Jesus in his arms and praises God for his salvation, a light to lighten the Gentiles and the glory of Israel.
  5. Day 5: My beloved SonMatthew 3:13-17When Jesus is baptised by John, the heavens open, the Spirit of God descends like a dove and a voice from heaven says, 'This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.'
  6. Day 6: He revealed his gloryJohn 2:1-11At a wedding in Cana, Jesus turns water into the best wine; this first sign reveals his glory, and his disciples believe in him.
  7. Day 7: To all nationsMatthew 28:16-20The risen Jesus, who has all authority in heaven and earth, sends his disciples to make disciples of all nations and promises to be with them always.