God With Us: The Gospels in December | Heather Lyn Wilson
December 2026

God With Us

Spend December with Jesus Himself. All four Gospels in 31 days, about three chapters a morning, and the Christmas story is your assigned reading on Christmas Eve.

Or take the gentler road: Luke, one chapter a day, and you finish the whole story of Jesus the night before Christmas.

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How it works

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Mark: what Jesus did

We start with the action gospel. Six days of miracles, storms calmed, and a cross He walked to on purpose, before anyone explains a thing.

2

John: who Jesus is

Then John tells you who you have been watching. The Word became flesh. Bread of life. Light of the world. The resurrection and the life.

3

Matthew: the promised King

Matthew proves it from the Scriptures: this is the King every promise pointed to. The Sermon on the Mount lands mid-December.

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Luke: the manger, on Christmas Eve

After three weeks of walking with Him, Luke sits you down at the manger. Luke 2 is the assigned reading on Christmas Eve, and by then you know exactly who that baby is.

What you get

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Daily Email

Every morning, the day's chapters with reading links and a short note from me. The Scripture is the meal; my note just sets the table.

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Two Paces

All four Gospels in 31 days, or Luke one chapter a day finished by Christmas Eve, then a quiet week in John to end the year.

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Christmas, In Order

The reading plan is built so the Christmas story lands on Christmas. Mary and the angel on the 23rd, the manger on Christmas Eve.

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Streaks

Check off each day and watch your streak grow through the busiest month of the year.

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Do It With Friends

Start a group with your family or small group. Everyone reads the same chapters the same day and cheers each other on.

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Certificate

Finish the month and start the new year having read the entire life of Jesus, four times told.

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Why the Gospels in December

December is the month the whole world talks about Jesus, and most of us spend it doing everything except actually reading about Him. This year, let's flip that.

Here is the order, and it is not an accident. Mark shows you what Jesus did. John tells you who He is. Matthew proves He is the King every promise pointed to. And then, after three weeks of walking with Him, Luke sits you down at the manger on Christmas Eve and says: this baby is Him.

"The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." John 1:14

People who have heard the Christmas story fifty times will feel it differently after twenty-two days with Jesus first. That is the gift of this month. Not a new story, but new eyes.

Come read the Gospels with me, and walk into the new year the way the Emmaus travelers walked home: hearts burning.

Heather