Preparing to Walk with Jesus
Meet the Gospel witnesses, explore who Jesus is, understand what following Him means, and learn to read the Gospels faithfully before beginning the journey.
Begin Preparing →A Scripture-First Gospel Journey
Walking with Jesus
Prepare. Walk. Follow Him to the empty tomb.
One connected 29-lesson pathway designed to help you meet Jesus in Scripture, walk through His ministry and teaching, and continue with Him through the cross and resurrection.
The complete pathway
Three stages. One journey with Jesus.
Each stage can be used independently, but together they form the complete Walking with Jesus experience.
Walking with Jesus
Follow Jesus through His identity, calling of disciples, teaching, signs, compassion, mission, opposition, and final days of public ministry. Scripture comes first; selected scenes from The Chosen serve only as discussion aids.
Begin the 21-Week Journey →Walking with Jesus: The Cross and the Empty Tomb
Continue from the table to Gethsemane, the crucifixion, and the bodily resurrection of Jesus. The journey reaches its Gospel destination at the empty tomb and moves outward in mission.
Continue to the Cross & Empty Tomb →29 lessons in the complete pathway: 4 preparation lessons + 21 core Walking with Jesus lessons + 4 Cross and Empty Tomb lessons.
How the journey works
Scripture leads every stage.
Read the biblical account first. Where a visual scene is used, return to Scripture and distinguish what the Bible actually says from what a production imaginatively supplies.
Use it your way. Walk through all 29 lessons, begin directly with the 21-week core, use the four-lesson preparation section on its own, or use The Cross and the Empty Tomb for Holy Week and Easter.
Stage 2
The 21-week Gospel journey
The core journey moves from the Word becoming flesh through Jesus' teaching, signs, mission, opposition, and final teaching in Jerusalem.
Stage 3
The journey does not stop before the cross.
After Week 21, continue naturally into the final four lessons: The Table and the Towel, Not My Will but Yours, The King on the Cross, and Why Do You Look for the Living Among the Dead?
Disponible en español
Caminando con Jesús
The Spanish-language pathway remains available for participants who prefer to study in Spanish.