The week begins in a flurry—a congregation gathers, voices rise in praise, and hearts are stirred by the Word. The echo of Sunday’s message lingers like the final note of a hymn, but then Monday arrives. The world presses in. The commitments, the deadlines, the weariness of daily life threaten to dull the fire ignited in the sanctuary.By midweek, faith can feel like an ember struggling for breath.Yet, Christ is not confined to Sunday. He walks the unlit corridors of our doubts on Monday, stands at the threshold of our choices on Wednesday, and meets us in the quiet wrestlings of Friday night. From one Sunday to the next, He is there—teaching, shaping, calling.The Gospel is not a moment; it is a journey. It is the thread that runs through the mundane and the miraculous, weaving our days into something eternal.This series invites you to walk that road. To see Christ not as a distant figure in a stained-glass window, but as the ever-present Savior who moves through our week as surely as He moved through Galilee.