The Gospels Commentary for Set 23 of Readings

Set 23 Companion Study Notes for The Gospels Discipleship Journal

These notes correspond with Set 23 readings in The Gospels Discipleship Journal. Read the Scripture first, then use these notes to deepen your understanding.

This week, everything centers on the risen Christ—the One who was crucified now alive, revealing Himself, restoring His followers, and sending them on mission. From the empty tomb to personal encounters, Jesus turns doubt into faith and failure into purpose. As you read, consider: how is the reality of the resurrection shaping the way you live and follow Him today?

👉 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.



Matthew 27:57-28:15

John 20:1-18

Luke 24:13-35

John 20:19-31

John 21:1-14


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