Day 1 - January 12th, 2026
Salvation is not merely a private experience but a corporate reality. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:9-10, it challenges modern individualism by showing that God does not only save individuals. He forms a people. To belong to Christ is to belong to His body, and redemption brings us out of isolation into shared life, responsibility, and witness.
Day 2 - January 13th, 2026
Let's move beyond just attending church and into true belonging within the body of Christ. Every believer has a place, a purpose, and a role to play. Through the Spirit, our differences become strengths, and our gifts serve the whole.
Day 3 - January 14th, 2026
Jesus as the Good Shepherd means He knows His people personally and calls them by name, not as a crowd but as individuals. This confronts the lie of isolation and anonymity, showing that community is not optional but woven into God’s design for humanity. It invites believers to recognise His voice, step out of hiding and embrace the life-giving companionship found in communion with God and His people.
Day 4 - January 15th, 2026
Let's explore how true Christian community is formed not by convenience or connection alone, but by shared devotion. Rooted in Acts 2:42, it shows how teaching, fellowship, the table and prayer shaped the early church into a people who were known, formed and prepared for mission. It challenges believers to move beyond attendance to intentional rhythms that align their lives with God’s transforming purposes.
Day 5 - January 16th, 2026
The Bible calls the church as the household of God as opposed to a place we merely visit. Rooted in Scripture’s family imagery, it shows that adoption into God’s family brings both belonging and responsibility, calling every believer to participate in the life and health of the household. It challenges readers to move from spectator to son or daughter, embracing shared life, shared weight and shared growth as God makes His presence visible through His people.
Day 6 - January 17th, 2026
Drawing from Paul’s teaching in Ephesians, we see that growth requires both the inner work of the Spirit and the outer work of the body, where believers speak the truth in love to one another. It challenges the lie that we can grow alone and calls the church to embrace relational responsibility as the means God uses to form Christlikeness in us all.
Day 7 - January 18th, 2026
Psalm 133 shows that unity is not an optional extra in the life of faith but the place where God commands His blessing. By tracing the psalm’s setting among the Songs of Ascent, it highlights how God’s people were formed through shared movement, shared effort and shared worship on the way to His presence. It challenges the privatisation of faith and invites believers to rediscover the joy, strength, and life that flow from walking toward God together.