Miracles of Jesus — 35-Day Bible Reading Plan

The journey, day by day

Each day pairs a Scripture reading with its historical context, connections across the Bible, a short prayer, and journal prompts to write through.

Day 1 Water Into Wine
John 2:1-11
Day 2 The Nobleman's Son Healed
John 4:46-54
Day 3 The Great Catch of Fish
Luke 5:1-11
Day 4 The Unclean Spirit Cast Out
Mark 1:21-28
Day 5 Peter's Mother-in-Law Healed
Mark 1:29-39
Day 6 The Leper Cleansed
Mark 1:35-45
Day 7 The Centurion's Servant
Matthew 8:5-13
Day 8 The Widow's Son Raised
Luke 7:9-17
Day 9 The Storm Stilled
Matthew 8:18-27
Day 10 The Gadarene Demoniacs
Matthew 8:26-34
Day 11 The Paralytic Forgiven and Healed
Matthew 9:1-8
Day 12 Jairus' Daughter Raised
Matthew 9:18-26
Day 13 The Woman with the Issue of Blood
Luke 8:40-48
Day 14 Two Blind Men Healed
Matthew 9:23-31
Day 15 The Mute Man Speaks
Matthew 9:27-38
Day 16 The Man at the Pool of Bethesda
John 5:1-9
Day 17 The Withered Hand Restored
Matthew 12:9-16
Day 18 The Blind and Mute Demoniac
Matthew 12:22-30
Day 19 Feeding the Five Thousand
Matthew 14:13-21
Day 20 Walking on Water
Matthew 14:22-33
Day 21 The Canaanite Woman's Daughter
Matthew 15:21-28
Day 22 The Deaf and Mute Man Healed
Mark 7:29-37
Day 23 Feeding the Four Thousand
Matthew 15:32-39
Day 24 The Blind Man at Bethsaida
Mark 8:22-30
Day 25 The Boy with a Demon
Matthew 17:14-21
Day 26 The Man Born Blind
John 9:1-11, 35-38
Day 27 The Woman Bound Eighteen Years
Luke 13:10-19
Day 28 The Man with Dropsy
Luke 14:1-9
Day 29 The Ten Lepers Cleansed
Luke 17:11-19
Day 30 Lazarus Raised from the Dead
John 11:33-44
Day 31 Bartimaeus and His Companion
Matthew 20:25-34
Day 32 The Fig Tree Withered
Matthew 21:14-22
Day 33 Malchus' Ear Restored
Luke 22:47-54
Day 34 The Resurrection
Luke 24:1-12
Day 35 The Second Great Catch of Fish
John 21:1-14

Inside day one — a sample

Scripture · John 2:1-11

“This beginning of miracles did Jesus in Cana of Galilee, and manifested forth his glory; and his disciples believed on him.”

John 2:11 · KJV

Historical context

Jesus performed His first miracle at a wedding feast in Cana of Galilee. When the wine ran out—a serious social embarrassment for the host family—Mary brought the problem to Jesus. Though He said His hour had not yet come, He responded to the need. Six stone waterpots, used for Jewish purification rituals, were filled with water and transformed into the finest wine.

Scripture connections

Wine in Scripture often symbolizes joy and blessing (Psalm 104:15). Jesus' first miracle foreshadows the new covenant—He transforms the old purification rituals into something far better. The master of the feast remarked that the best wine was saved for last, unknowingly prophesying that the best of God's revelation comes through Christ.

Why this day matters

We begin our journey through Jesus' miracles with His first sign. This miracle reveals that Jesus came not to abolish joy but to fulfill it abundantly. Each miracle we'll study shows a different facet of His glory—today we see that He cares about human celebration and dignity.

Prayer of Wonder

Lord Jesus, You turned water into wine and revealed Your glory. Open my eyes over these 35 days to see Your power and compassion displayed in every miracle. Amen.

Journal prompts

Why do you think Jesus chose a wedding celebration for His first miracle?
What does it mean to you that Jesus 'manifested forth his glory' through this sign?
Where in your life do you need Jesus to transform something ordinary into something extraordinary?

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