30 Days in Luke, at your own pace.

The readings

Day by day

1. Day 1 · Sun, Nov 1

   Luke 1:1-38

   Nothing is impossible with God

   Write: Where do you need to hear “nothing is impossible” this month?

2. Day 2 · Mon, Nov 2

   Luke 1:39-80

   Two songs of a promise kept

   Write: Write one promise of God you are holding on to.

3. Day 3 · Tue, Nov 3

   Luke 2

   Good news of great joy for all people

   Write: Who in your life needs good news this week?

4. Day 4 · Wed, Nov 4

   Luke 3

   Prepare the way

   Write: What is one thing you can clear away to make room for God?

5. Day 5 · Thu, Nov 5

   Luke 4

   Good news for the poor, freedom for the captive

   Write: Where do you long for freedom?

6. Day 6 · Fri, Nov 6

   Luke 5

   Put out into the deep

   Write: What “deep water” step is God inviting you to take?

7. Day 7 · Sat, Nov 7

   Luke 6:1-26

   Blessed are you who are poor

   Write: Which blessing surprised you, and why?

8. Day 8 · Sun, Nov 8

   Luke 6:27-49

   Love your enemies; build on the rock

   Write: Name one person to pray for by name today.

9. Day 9 · Mon, Nov 9

   Luke 7

   Forgiven much, loving much

   Write: Write what it means to you that you are forgiven.

10. Day 10 · Tue, Nov 10

    Luke 8:1-25

    The seed on good soil

    Write: What would help the Word take root in you this week?

11. Day 11 · Wed, Nov 11

    Luke 8:26-56

    Fear not — only believe

    Write: What fear can you hand to Jesus today?

12. Day 12 · Thu, Nov 12

    Luke 9:1-36

    Who do you say I am?

    Write: Answer Jesus’ question in one honest sentence.

13. Day 13 · Fri, Nov 13

    Luke 9:37-62

    Follow me

    Write: What does following look like in tomorrow’s schedule?

14. Day 14 · Sat, Nov 14

    Luke 10

    The neighbor, and the better part

    Write: Where can you sit and listen, like Mary, this week?

15. Day 15 · Sun, Nov 15

    Luke 11

    Lord, teach us to pray

    Write: Pray the Lord’s Prayer slowly and write the line that stays with you.

16. Day 16 · Mon, Nov 16

    Luke 12:1-34

    Do not worry — consider the ravens

    Write: List three worries, then one way God has provided before.

17. Day 17 · Tue, Nov 17

    Luke 12:35-59

    Ready and waiting

    Write: What does being ready for Jesus look like in an ordinary day?

18. Day 18 · Wed, Nov 18

    Luke 13

    Like a hen gathering her chicks

    Write: Picture God gathering you in. What do you feel?

19. Day 19 · Thu, Nov 19

    Luke 14

    Come, everything is ready

    Write: Who could you invite to your table this month?

20. Day 20 · Fri, Nov 20

    Luke 15

    Lost and found, and a father who runs

    Write: Where do you see yourself in the story today?

21. Day 21 · Sat, Nov 21

    Luke 16

    Faithful in very little

    Write: What small thing can you do faithfully this week?

22. Day 22 · Sun, Nov 22

    Luke 17

    The one who came back to give thanks

    Write: Write down five things you are thankful for.

23. Day 23 · Mon, Nov 23

    Luke 18

    Pray and do not lose heart

    Write: What prayer have you stopped praying that you could pick up again?

24. Day 24 · Tue, Nov 24

    Luke 19

    He came to seek and to save the lost

    Write: How has Jesus come looking for you?

25. Day 25 · Wed, Nov 25

    Luke 20

    Give to God what is God’s

    Write: What belongs to God that you have been holding back?

26. Day 26 · Thu, Nov 26

    Luke 21

    My words will never pass away

    Write: Copy one verse from this month to keep.

27. Day 27 · Fri, Nov 27

    Luke 22:1-38

    Do this in remembrance of me

    Write: What do you want to remember about Jesus this week?

28. Day 28 · Sat, Nov 28

    Luke 22:39-71

    Not my will, but yours

    Write: Where are you learning to pray “Your will be done”?

29. Day 29 · Sun, Nov 29

    Luke 23

    Father, forgive them

    Write: Is there someone you are ready to forgive?

30. Day 30 · Mon, Nov 30

    Luke 24

    Hearts burning on the road

    Write: Look back over the month. When did your heart burn?