The Gospels Study Notes for Set 16 of Readings

Set 16 Companion Study Notes for The Gospels Discipleship Journal

These notes correspond with Set 16 readings in The Gospels Discipleship Journal. Read the Scripture first, then use these notes to deepen your understanding.

This week, you see the heart of God on full display—seeking the lost, calling for repentance, and revealing what truly matters for eternity. Through powerful parables and the raising of Lazarus, Jesus shows both His compassion and His authority over life and death. As you read, consider how God is pursuing you—and how you are responding to Him.

👉 Continue where you are in this week’s journey with Jesus

📖 Don’t rush—take time to reflect, write, and pray through what you’re reading this week.


Luke 15:1-10

Luke 15:11-32

Luke 16:19-31

Luke 17:1-10

John 11:1-16


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Remember, you’re not just reading Scripture—you’re learning to walk with Jesus. Stay consistent this week. Read slowly, reflect honestly, pray intentionally, and come back for the next step in the journey.

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