Advent with an open Bible.
Four weeks. One passage a day. Read it in your Bible first, then let AI help you notice what you missed.
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given.Isaiah 9:6
How it works
01
Read
Open your Bible to the day's passage. Read it slowly, twice. Phone face down.
02
Ask
Paste the passage into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini with the prompt below. You bring the Word. AI asks the questions.
03
Reflect
Answer the questions in a journal or your notes app. Write what surprised you.
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Live it
Do the one thing before the day is over. Then check the day off below.
Always paste the actual passage in. AI quotes scripture from memory much less reliably than it works with the text you give it.
Here is the passage I read today:
[paste the passage from your Bible]
Ask me five questions that help me notice what I missed. Then give me one way to live it out this week.
The reading plan
0 of 27 days
Week 1 · begins Nov 29
Hope
Hope is a promise God already made. This week we read the prophets who held on before they could see it.
- Sun Nov 29Isaiah 9:2-7Read ↗
- Mon Nov 30Isaiah 40:1-11Read ↗
- Tue Dec 1Jeremiah 33:14-16Read ↗
- Wed Dec 2Micah 5:2-5Read ↗
- Thu Dec 3Lamentations 3:19-26Read ↗
- Fri Dec 4Psalm 25:1-10Read ↗
- Sat Dec 5Romans 15:4-13Read ↗
This week's Advent theme is HOPE. Here is what I read today:
[paste the passage]
Ask me three questions about where I've stopped hoping. Then show me one promise in this passage I can hold onto this week, and one small way to act like it's true.
For the whole house
Families
Dinner table devotion
I'm reading [passage] with my family tonight. Our kids are ages [ages].
Give me a 10-minute family devotion: a 2-sentence summary in kid language, three questions for the dinner table, and one simple activity we can do together.
Pastors
Plan Advent for your church
I'm a pastor planning Advent at our church. Here are the four Sunday texts: Isaiah 9:2-7, Isaiah 11:1-10, Zephaniah 3:14-20, Matthew 1:18-25.
For each week, give me: a one-line big idea, three small group questions, a social media caption that invites people to read along, and one way our congregation can serve our neighbors that week.