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Walking with Jesus: The Listening Habit

Walking with Jesus: The Listening Habit

著者： Walking with Jesus Ministries
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15 minutes with Jesus. Five days a week.

Hear. Walk. Become.

My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me." — John 10:27. Walking with Jesus is 15 minutes a day with the actual words of Christ, straight from the KJV. No commentary, no sermon — just Scripture, read aloud. Some days a single Gospel, some days all four woven together. 5 days a week, not 7 — a rhythm you can actually keep. His words stay with you. They come back when you need them. And before long, you're not just making time to hear His voice—you've made room for it. Bring Jesus into the hour you're already living…and let Him take it from there. Start today.

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  • Condemned to Die

    Condemned to Die
    2026/09/08

    Matthew 26:69–27:26; John 18:25–19:3

    Twice more, Peter is asked if he knows Jesus, and twice more he says no, before the rooster crows. As morning comes, the Sanhedrin formally condemns Jesus, and Judas, overcome with remorse, tries to undo what he's already done. Jesus is handed to Pontius Pilate, who can find no fault in him but offers the crowd a choice anyway — Jesus, or a convicted criminal named Barabbas. When Pilate asks what he should do with Jesus, the crowd gives him an answer he can't ignore, and Roman soldiers mock their prisoner with a crown of thorns.

    We are in a Matthew-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: Matthew 26:69–27:26; John 18:25–19:3 (Peter's remaining denials, the Sanhedrin's condemnation, Judas's suicide, the trial before Pilate, and the choice of Barabbas).
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    10 分
  • Not My Will, But Thine

    Not My Will, But Thine
    2026/09/07

    John 17:1–26; Matthew 26:36–68; John 18:1–24

    Before leaving the upper room, Jesus lifts his eyes to heaven and prays — for himself, for his disciples, and for everyone who will one day believe because of them. Then, in a garden called Gethsemane, he prays in agony while his closest friends can't stay awake, before Judas arrives with an armed crowd and a kiss. He's taken first to Annas, then to Caiaphas and the whole council, while Peter follows at a distance and warms himself by a fire in the courtyard below — the first of three times that night he'll deny knowing Jesus at all.

    We are in a Matthew-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: John 17:1–26; Matthew 26:36–68; John 18:1–24 (the High Priestly Prayer, Gethsemane, the betrayal and arrest, and the trials before Annas and Caiaphas).
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    15 分
  • I Am the Vine

    I Am the Vine
    2026/09/04

    John 14:15–16:33; Matthew 26:30–35

    Still at the table, Jesus promises his troubled disciples a Helper who will never leave them. Walking out toward the Mount of Olives, he compares himself to a vine and his disciples to the branches, warning them that the same hatred the world has shown him will fall on them too — before telling them plainly that their grief is only for a little while, because he has already overcome the world.

    We are in a Matthew-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: John 14:15–16:33; Matthew 26:30–35 (the promise of the Holy Spirit, "I am the true vine," and Jesus' final words to his disciples before Gethsemane — closing Week Four).
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    15 分
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