Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 1 Chronicles 28:9
NIV Once-A-Day At the Table Family Devotional
21 Days
This is a 21 day extract of the Once-A-Day At the Table Family Devotional with 365 daily readings to help you start conversations with your family around the dinner table centered on God’s Word. Each daily reading has Bible text, a short devotion and a question for reflection, all designed to help foster positive, biblically directed conversation around the table.
NIV Spiritual Renewal Study Bible Plan
21 Days
This reading plan is taken from the NIV Spiritual Renewal Study Bible, which is designed to help you find your path to healing and hope through God's word. It features 21 readings that explain Bible passages about prayer, service, and transforming your life. Each reading refers to a Bible passage and includes a brief devotional that will help you grow spiritually.
Forgive, Grow And Find God's Path for You
21 Days
The NIV Life Journey Bible Reading Plan helps Christians from all walks of life to understand some of the most important concepts in the Bible. These 21 readings delve into forgiveness, spiritual growth, and what it means to follow God so that Christians can find God's path for them as they walk with Him each day.
Reality Bytes
23 Days
People say "Reality bites"... There comes a moment when the rose-coloured spectacles of our wishful thinking and idealised hopes crack and the harsh light of the so-called "real world" bites us. In computer-speak a "byte" is cluster of ones and zeroes that is needed to transmit one alphabet character of information. This series contains some "Reality-Bytes": A reminder of God's greater truth in the midst of our lives.
Preparation: A Study in 1 Chronicles
23 Days
Written following their return from exile, Chronicles is a theological retelling of Israel's monarchial history. In this post-exilic season, doubt and apathy plagued God's people and their trust in His promises. The Chronicler responds by reminding Israel of God's faithfulness from Adam to Moses to David and ultimately points toward a Greater David to come.