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30 Names, 30 Days, 30 Promises
Get to know God through the names, titles, and pictures Scripture gives Him — one a day for thirty days.
In the Bible, a name is more than a label. Scripture reveals God's character through the names, titles, and pictures it uses for Him. Each one shows us something true about who He is.
Over the next 30 days you will look at one name, title, or description each day. You will read a short Scripture reference, a plain explanation, a truth to remember, one reflection question, and a short prayer. There is also a private journal space on every page.
The goal is not to memorize a list of Hebrew and Greek terms. The goal is to know and trust God more. When you know who He is, it changes how you pray, how you wait, and how you face hard days.
Some days cover a personal name like Yahweh or Elohim. Other days cover a title or picture, such as the Rock or the Light of the World. Both teach us about God, and we will say clearly which is which.
Take one day at a time. You are not trying to master a subject; you are getting to know a Person.
See who God is through the names and titles Scripture gives Him.
Daily Scripture, reflection, and prayer that build steady trust.
Let God's character shape your choices, your work, and your rest.
Share what you learn and walk through these 30 days with someone else.
The Names of God is a free resource from Disciple Lifestyle.
Your progress and journal entries are saved privately on this device. They are not sent anywhere and are not visible to anyone else.
Week One — God Who Meets Us
Week Two — God Who Leads and Saves
Week Three — God Who Gives Life
Week Four — God Who Saves and Reigns
Final Days — God Who Reigns and Remains
Thirty days, four weekly reviews, and a completion page.
Days 1–7
Names that show God is above all things and still comes near to ordinary people.
Days 8–14
Names that show how God leads His people, makes them right with Him, and dwells with them.
Days 15–21
God's unchanging character, and the pictures Jesus used to describe Himself.
Days 22–28
Christ as the way to the Father, the risen King, the Lamb, the Redeemer, and the Deliverer.
Days 29–30
The King of Glory and the Faithful One, who stays true to who He is.