I help believers move from spiritual confusion to confident faith through simple biblical frameworks—no programs or checklists. Expect practical discipleship insights, relatable teaching, and tools to own your unique journey with Jesus. Perfect for new Christians and those ready to take their faith seriously.
Most people never finish a book of the Bible
Most Bible reading plans die somewhere in Leviticus.
Mine did. More than once.
So I made one with a finish line you can actually see: 55 days in the Gospel of John, eight minutes a morning, starting the day you sign up.
Here's what shows up at 7am:
The day's passage and what's actually going on in it. One takeaway. One thing to do about it. A short prayer. And the audio, if you'd rather listen on the drive.
That's it. Eight minutes.
It's free, and nothing starts unless you ask for it.
Most people have never read a whole book of the Bible start to finish. This is how you do it. Not in a year. In 55 mornings.
With you in the journey,
Josh
Dr Josh Morgan
I help believers move from spiritual confusion to confident faith through simple biblical frameworks—no programs or checklists. Expect practical discipleship insights, relatable teaching, and tools to own your unique journey with Jesus. Perfect for new Christians and those ready to take their faith seriously.
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