Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 1 Corinthians 11:1

In the rat race of the business world, mentoring is the new buzzword. Organizations are realizing the value of one on one relationships. But is a mentor necessary for a young Christian? Is this biblical? As we look at these examples, may God guide you to mentors who will lead by example and with sound doctrine.

Like us, you may deeply desire goodness, transformation, and the healing grace of Christ in your church or ministry. Or maybe you desire some sort of personal transformation. Either way, we believe it is possible to pivot away from toxic elements and turn instead towards a life of tov (goodness). But how? The answer is to cultivate Kingdom practices, and we believe it all starts with character.

There may be no more sobering reality for parents to realize that their children learn based on the direction they provide and by the examples they set in the context of life’s daily activities. Children notice and imitate what they see and hear from them. The “more-caught-than-taught” principle likely is at work more than we know, which underscores the power of influence.

On the other side of the likes, subscribers, and hashtags are real people in need of real direction. This devotional will share how your influence can lead people to deeper understanding, transformation, salvation, and accountability to fulfill their calling.

Through this 5-day plan you will learn two great aspects of being a follower of Christ, which are prayer and fasting. Jesus teaches us through His Word how to pray and build true intimacy with the Father 

God, in the mystery of His sovereignty, knows what is best for His children. Even when outward appearances indicate that all is lost, it is not. God takes what Satan intended for evil and turns it for His glory and His good. As you read the stories of persecuted Christians, be inspired that God is at work in your life as well.

God, in the mystery of His sovereignty knows what is best for His children. Even when outward appearances indicate that all is lost—it is not. God takes what Satan intended for evil and turns it for His glory and His good. As you read the stories of persecuted Christians, be inspired that God is at work in your life as well.

Do you long to “make disciples who make disciples,” to follow Jesus’ mandate in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20)? If so, you may have found that it can be difficult to find role models for this process. Whose example can you follow? What does disciplemaking look like in everyday life? Let’s dive into the New Testament to see how five men and women invested in others Life-to-Life.

Learn how to -rely on the power of the Holy Spirit just as Jesus did; -respond to God’s voice in decisions big and small;-raise our expectations for how God’s power can work through us; and break free of addictions, habits, and destructive thoughts that hold us back.

This Father’s day, we invite you to dive into Scripture that encourages you to reflect Christ in your fatherhood. This 5-day devotional explores topics including intentional communication, modeling relationships, combatting favoritism, cultivating a shepherd's heart, and demonstrating forgiveness. Growing in fatherhood is growing in Christlikeness.