Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 1 John 3:16

Reading through these 10 personal meditations this Easter, you can focus your heart on Jesus and the true peace that only He can give.

The Bible is clear about it: we humans are sinful and deserve punishment. But, the Bible also explains that God offers forgiveness if we confess and turn away from our sins. God also enables us to forgive ourselves and others, which is very freeing and helps us to restore relationships. This reading plan discusses some key Bible verses about receiving and giving forgiveness.

We’re all creating a cultural impact where we work, live, and play. But how intentional are we with that influence? Are we Different in a way that Directs people to Jesus Christ in our workplace, relationships, and community?

Everyone wants to know what true love is. But few people look at what the Bible says about love. Love is one of the central themes of Scripture and the most essential virtue of the Christian life. This plan from Thistlebend Ministries explores the biblical meaning of love and how to love God better and love others.

From the creators of the BEMA Podcast, BEMA Liturgy is here to help you slow down, form groups around Scripture, and live out the life that Jesus has called us to. We encourage you to find a group that can be a part of this journey with you as you study, pray, and worship.

Together in the Journey, a 14-day devotional for adopting parents, features extracts from author Kelly McCorkle Parkison’s book He Knows Her Name: An Amazing Pursuit to Adopt from India.

This reading plan investigates the doctrine of Christology, focusing on the person and work of Jesus Christ. Jesus is God in the flesh, the center of all history, and the only hope for the salvation of humanity and creation. This plan explores Jesus' fulfillment of the Old Testament office of priest. 

Are you starting a group? Would you like to have a fundamental reading plan as you start your new group? Walk through this plan as you study about the "one anothers."

A reading plan about injustice. When you see an injustice, do what you can to help. Before you look out for injustice around you, look for injustice inside you. When you experience injustice, you can either respond or react.

Over the next 15 days, read through John’s letter to the church in 1 John alongside explanatory passages adapted from ESV Expository Commentary: Hebrews–Revelation (Volume 12).