What is the 21-Day Journey?
It’s pretty simple: Read through the Gospel of John, one chapter each day, for 21 days.
Why take the 21-Day Journey?
The Gospel of John is a clear presentation of Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world. The Apostle John records that Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6). This book of the Bible will clearly show you how to have a personal relationship with God and how to embrace the true hope of eternal life with Him.
What do I do each day on the21dayjourney.com?
- On the home page, go to the "map" tab and click the appropriate Bible passage for the day of your journey.
- Once you have read the Bible passage, click the "study questions" link at the bottom of that page.
- Each question has a link to the corresponding verses. Once you’ve clicked the verse link and read the verses, click the back browser button next to your internet address bar to return to the questions.
- Pray each day for God to give you wisdom and insight into the truths that He is teaching you through His Word.
How long does this take each day?
Most people reserve anywhere between 15-30 minutes each day to read the passage and answer the questions.
Why have study questions?
Each chapter has accompanying study questions that will help you to understand the point of the Bible passage for that day, as well as help you apply God’s word to your life. Helpful answers are provided in case you get stumped.
What if I need help?
We would be happy to help you with any question that you may have. Just click on the "Ask" tab, fill out the form, and a pastor will respond to your need.
Can I download the questions?
Yes. Each set of questions can be downloaded into Microsoft Word. There is a download link at the bottom of each study page.
Can you explain the web site?
The tabs on the right side of the screen will help you to easily navigate the site.
Map = Navigate to the appropriate reading for the day.
Read = The Scripture passage for each day. Contains one chapter of John per page.
Study = Contains questions that accompany each chapter of John. Click the link on each questions page to download into Microsoft Word.
Ask = Ask a Pastor any question you may have regarding the Gospel of John and how to have a relationship with God.
