Holy Week Reading Plan
Prepare your heart for Easter by walking with Jesus through the week leading up to His death and resurrection.
Palm Sunday - March 29
Matthew 21 (morning)
Mark 11 (lunch)
Luke 19 (evening)
John 12 (evening)
Jesus enters Jerusalem, the capitol and seat of power of Israel, for the final week of His earthly life.
Matthew 21 (morning)
Mark 11 (lunch)
Luke 19 (evening)
John 12 (evening)
Jesus enters Jerusalem, the capitol and seat of power of Israel, for the final week of His earthly life.
Monday - March 30
Matthew 22 (morning)
Mark 12 (lunch)
Luke 20 (evening)
John 13 (evening)
Jesus does various ministries such as flipping of the tables in the temple, cursing fig trees, teaching in parables, being challenged by the Pharisees and giving the great commandment.
Matthew 22 (morning)
Mark 12 (lunch)
Luke 20 (evening)
John 13 (evening)
Jesus does various ministries such as flipping of the tables in the temple, cursing fig trees, teaching in parables, being challenged by the Pharisees and giving the great commandment.
Tuesday - March 31
Matthew 23 (morning)
Mark 13 (lunch)
Luke 21 (evening)
John 14 (evening)
Jesus does various ministries such as flipping of the tables in the temple, cursing fig trees, teaching in parables, being challenged by the Pharisees and giving the great commandment.
Matthew 23 (morning)
Mark 13 (lunch)
Luke 21 (evening)
John 14 (evening)
Jesus does various ministries such as flipping of the tables in the temple, cursing fig trees, teaching in parables, being challenged by the Pharisees and giving the great commandment.
Wednesday, April 1
Matthew 24-25 (morning)
John 15-16 (evening)
Jesus does various ministries such as flipping of the tables in the temple, cursing fig trees, teaching in parables, being challenged by the Pharisees and giving the great commandment.
Matthew 24-25 (morning)
John 15-16 (evening)
Jesus does various ministries such as flipping of the tables in the temple, cursing fig trees, teaching in parables, being challenged by the Pharisees and giving the great commandment.
Maundy Thursday, April 2
Matthew 26 (morning)
Mark 14 (lunch)
Luke 22 (evening)
John 17 (evening)
Jesus celebrates the Passover, a special Jewish holy day, with His disciples in the upper room of a person’s house. He redefines the Passover as Communion, prays in the Garden of Gethsemane, and is arrested.
Matthew 26 (morning)
Mark 14 (lunch)
Luke 22 (evening)
John 17 (evening)
Jesus celebrates the Passover, a special Jewish holy day, with His disciples in the upper room of a person’s house. He redefines the Passover as Communion, prays in the Garden of Gethsemane, and is arrested.
Good Friday, April 3
Matthew 27 (morning)
Mark 15 (lunch)
Luke 23 (evening)
John 18-19 (evening)
Watch Passion of the Christ
Jesus is crucified on the cross. The authorities believed they were killing a false prophet. God had another plan however, and Jesus died for our sin.
Matthew 27 (morning)
Mark 15 (lunch)
Luke 23 (evening)
John 18-19 (evening)
Watch Passion of the Christ
Jesus is crucified on the cross. The authorities believed they were killing a false prophet. God had another plan however, and Jesus died for our sin.
Saturday, April 4
Catch up on any missed reading
Terror and confusion for the disciples.
Catch up on any missed reading
Terror and confusion for the disciples.
Easter Sunday, April 5
Matthew 28 (morning)
Mark 16 (lunch)
Luke 24 (evening)
John 20 (evening)
Easter - Jesus rises from the dead, signifying that He has power even over the greatest thing we all most fear - death.
Matthew 28 (morning)
Mark 16 (lunch)
Luke 24 (evening)
John 20 (evening)
Easter - Jesus rises from the dead, signifying that He has power even over the greatest thing we all most fear - death.