Walking with Jesus

Walking with Jesus Ministries
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Walking with Jesus: The Listening Habit 15 Minutes Monday to Friday 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.

  1. 2d ago

    He Was Known of Them

    Passages: Luke 24:13-35; Luke 24:36-49 & John 20:19-23; John 20:24-31; John 21:1-25; Luke 24:50-53 That same day, two of Jesus' followers walk to a village called Emmaus, grieving over everything that had happened, and a stranger joins them on the road, opening the scriptures to them — until, at supper, they recognize him in the breaking of bread, and he vanishes. That same evening, both Luke and John record Jesus appearing to the gathered disciples, showing them his hands and side, and breathing peace on them. Thomas, absent that night, refuses to believe secondhand — until a week later, when Jesus invites him to touch the wounds himself. Later still, by the Sea of Tiberias, a night of empty nets turns into a miraculous catch at a stranger's word from the shore, and over a charcoal fire, Jesus asks Peter three times whether he loves him, restoring him and giving him work to do. Leading his disciples out as far as Bethany, Jesus lifts his hands to bless them, and is carried up into heaven. We are in a Luke-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: Luke 24:13-35; Luke 24:36-49 & John 20:19-23; John 20:24-31; John 21:1-25; Luke 24:50-53 (The Road to Emmaus; Jesus Appears to the Eleven; The Doubt of Thomas; Breakfast by the Sea; Peter Restored; The Ascension).

    He Was Known of Them

  2. 3d ago

    It Is Finished

    Passages: Luke 23:26-49 & John 19:17-37; Luke 23:50-56 & John 19:38-42; Luke 24:1-12 & John 20:1-18 Jesus is led away to a place called Golgotha and crucified between two criminals, a sign above his head naming the charge against him, while soldiers cast lots for his clothing below. From the cross he speaks to his mother, to a dying thief beside him, and at the end cries out that it is finished before giving up his spirit — and a soldier pierces his side to be certain he is dead. As evening falls, a council member named Joseph who had not agreed with the plot against Jesus asks Pilate for the body, and with Nicodemus wraps it in linen and spices and lays it in a new tomb. Very early on the first day of the week, while it is still dark, a group of women find the stone rolled away and the tomb empty. We are in a Luke-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: Luke 23:26-49 & John 19:17-37; Luke 23:50-56 & John 19:38-42; Luke 24:1-12 & John 20:1-18 (The Crucifixion; The Burial; The Empty Tomb).

    It Is Finished

  3. 4d ago

    Art Thou the King of the Jews?

    Passages: Luke 22:54-71 & John 18:12-27; Luke 23:1-25 & John 18:28-19:16 Jesus is led first to the house of the high priest, where Peter follows at a distance and warms himself by a fire in the courtyard below — and three times before the night is over, denies ever knowing him, just as Jesus had said he would. As morning comes, the whole assembly leads Jesus to Pilate, the Roman governor, who finds no fault in him and sends him to Herod, who mocks him and sends him back — until Pilate, unable to move the crowd, hands Jesus over to be crucified and releases a convicted insurrectionist named Barabbas in his place. We are in a Luke-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: Luke 22:54-71 & John 18:12-27; Luke 23:1-25 & John 18:28-19:16 (Before Annas and Caiaphas; Peter's Denial; Before Pilate and Herod).

    Art Thou the King of the Jews?

  4. 5d ago

    Not My Will, But Thine, Be Done

    Passages: John 16:1-33; John 17:1-26; Luke 22:39-53 & John 18:1-11 Jesus continues speaking to his disciples at the table, warning them that the world will hate them as it hated him, promising that the Spirit will guide them into all truth, and telling them that their sorrow will turn to joy, like a woman forgetting her pain the moment her child is born. He then lifts his eyes to heaven and prays — for himself, for his disciples, and for everyone who will one day believe because of them. Crossing the brook Kidron to a garden he had often visited, Jesus prays in anguish while his closest friends can't stay awake even one hour, and Judas arrives with soldiers and officers carrying lanterns and weapons. We are in a Luke-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: John 16:1-33; John 17:1-26; Luke 22:39-53 & John 18:1-11 (The Work of the Holy Spirit; Sorrow Turned to Joy; The High Priestly Prayer; Gethsemane and the Arrest).

    Not My Will, But Thine, Be Done

  5. 6d ago

    I Am the Vine, Ye Are the Branches

    Passages: Luke 22:24-38; John 13:31-38; John 14:1-31; John 15:1-27 A dispute breaks out among the apostles over which of them should be considered the greatest, even at this last meal, and Jesus tells them the one who serves is the one who leads. After Judas has gone out, Jesus gives the eleven who remain a new commandment — to love one another as he has loved them — and tells Peter that before the night is over, he will deny knowing Jesus three times. Jesus tells his troubled disciples not to let their hearts be troubled, promising them a place prepared and a Helper who will never leave them once he is gone. He then describes himself and them using the image of a vine and its branches, telling them that apart from him they can do nothing. We are in a Luke-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: Luke 22:24-38; John 13:31-38; John 14:1-31; John 15:1-27 (Contention Among the Apostles; Peter's Denial Foretold; A New Commandment; Peter's Denial Foretold; The Way, the Truth, and the Life; The True Vine).

    I Am the Vine, Ye Are the Branches

  6. Oct 9

    He Loved Them Unto the End

    Passages: John 12:20-50; Luke 22:1-23; John 13:1-30 Among those who have come up to worship at the feast are Greek visitors who ask to see Jesus, and his answer turns toward the death now just days away — the last public words he speaks in this Gospel. As the Feast of Unleavened Bread draws near, and the chief priests look for a way to kill him, Jesus sends two disciples to prepare the Passover, and at the table takes bread and wine and gives them a new meaning. Before the feast, knowing his hour has come, Jesus rises from supper, wraps a towel around himself, and washes his disciples' feet one by one — then tells them plainly that one of them will betray him, and sends Judas out into the night. We are in a Luke-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: John 12:20-50; Luke 22:1-23; John 13:1-30 (Greeks Seek Jesus; the Summary of His Public Ministry; The Plot, the Passover Prepared, and the Institution of the Supper; Jesus Washes the Disciples' Feet and Identifies the Betrayer).

    He Loved Them Unto the End

  7. Oct 8

    Not One Stone Upon Another

    Passages: Luke 20:1-19; Luke 20:20-44; Luke 20:45-21:4; Luke 21:5-38 In the temple, the chief priests and scribes demand to know by what authority Jesus does these things, and he answers with the parable of tenants who beat and kill the servants — and finally the son — a landowner sends to collect his due. Spies sent to trap him ask about paying taxes to Caesar, and Sadducees, who don't believe in resurrection at all, try to trip him up with a riddle about a widow married to seven brothers. In the hearing of the crowd, Jesus warns against the scribes who love the best seats and devour widows' houses, then watches a poor widow give two small coins at the temple treasury and calls it greater than all the wealthy gave. Leaving the temple, he tells his disciples that not one stone will be left upon another, and describes, in answer to their questions, the signs that will come before that day. We are in a Luke-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: Luke 20:1-19; Luke 20:20-44; Luke 20:45-21:4; Luke 21:5-38 (The Authority of Jesus Questioned; the Parable of the Tenants; Taxes, the Resurrection, and David's Son; Woes on the Scribes and the Widow's Mite; The Olivet Discourse).

    Not One Stone Upon Another

  8. Oct 7

    Blessed Is He That Cometh

    Passages: John 11:45-57; John 12:1-11; Luke 18:31-19:10; Luke 19:11-27; Luke 19:28-40 & John 12:12-19; Luke 19:41-48 News of Lazarus raised from the dead reaches the Pharisees, who go to the chief priests, and from that day the plan to kill Jesus is set — so he withdraws with his disciples to a town called Ephraim. Six days before the Passover, at a dinner in Bethany, Mary anoints Jesus' feet with a pound of expensive ointment, an act Judas complains is wasteful. On the road up to Jerusalem, Jesus takes the twelve aside and tells them plainly what awaits him there, then restores sight to a blind beggar named Bartimaeus and calls a tax collector named Zacchaeus down from a sycamore tree. Because the crowd supposes the kingdom will appear the moment Jesus reaches the city, he tells a parable about a nobleman's servants entrusted with money while he's away. The next day, both Luke and John record the same scene: Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey's colt as the crowd spreads palm branches and shouts Hosanna. Seeing the city, he weeps over it, then clears the temple courts a second time. We are in a Luke-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: John 11:45-57; John 12:1-11; Luke 18:31-19:10; Luke 19:11-27; Luke 19:28-40 & John 12:12-19; Luke 19:41-48 (The Plot to Kill Jesus and the Withdrawal to Ephraim; Mary Anoints Jesus; Jesus Predicts His Death Again; Bartimaeus and Zacchaeus; The Parable of the Ten Minas; The Triumphal Entry; Weeping over Jerusalem and the Temple Cleared Again).

    Blessed Is He That Cometh
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Walking with Jesus: The Listening Habit 15 Minutes Monday to Friday 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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    Walking with Jesus Ministries
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    71
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