Hi, friends. I'm Annie F. Downs. Let's read the Gospels. The Gospels are the first four books in

the New Testament of the Bible, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. These are the stories of Jesus Christ

life on earth, the friendships, the parables, the sacrifices, the meals, the miracles. Each month

we'll read all four books. So go ahead and subscribe today and join us as we read the Gospels together.

Don't forget our April. Let's read the Gospels guidebook released yesterday. That means if you

purchased it anytime early in the year, you should have received an email from us with the link

to download this month's additional pages. April is such a special month. Palm Sunday,

Good Friday, Easter, all the things we're reading this last week of March. So if you're

wanting to take the Gospels to a deeper level, the Let's Read the Gospels guidebook will do that.

And when you buy it, you get the whole year. So you'll get the first three months

and April and the rest of 2023 as well. Remember, you can get that at AnnieFdowns.com,

slash Gospels. And the reading plan for April is also included. But if you want the reading plan

on its own, it is there too. And next month, we'll be reading from the message,

which is the Bible again, temporary language. And we're going to start the month with Luke.

So this is a new order. We haven't done yet. It's going to be really fun. And which means we'll hear

Luke all of Holy Week. And then we'll start John on Easter Sunday. And that's so fun. We are our

last week of March reading and chronological order. And as we are in Holy Week, you're going to

experience mostly all four books every single day. So I'm going to tell you the scripture references

and the stories are main themes. We'll hit. And then as I read, I'll tell you the headings. And

as the story is in more than one gospel, I'll tell you which gospel as I read. So today is March 25th,

day 25. And I will be reading Matthew 25, 14 through 46, Mark 14, 1 through 2, Matthew 26, 1 through

5, Luke 22, 1 through 2, Mark 14, 10 to 11, Matthew 26, 14 to 16, Luke 22, 3 through 6, Mark 14,

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