Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 2 Corinthians 12:8

Through these powerful, daily readings, learn how to overcome any evil spirits that try to control your thinking. Kim Daniels shines light on the demonic influences that sneak in through a side door.

We have looked at trials and failures as things in life that can break us. We have seen the beauty, joy, and strength that God can bring out of those circumstances. This plan will share about the difficulties of suffering - the reasons for them and the responses to them as seen through the characters of Peter, David, Paul, Heman, and Christ.

In Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, he describes a thorn in his flesh. In this plan, Dr. Tony Evans teaches about this thorn, and how it affected Paul, as well as what we can learn from it to apply to our lives today.

Infinitum is a way of life centered on following Jesus by loving God and loving others through an emphasis on the habits and disciplines of surrender, generosity, and mission. We aim to see the Bible and also the world through these Jesus-colored lenses. This short reading plan is based on the Infinitum theme of Surrender.

Many times we focus so much on our weaknesses, that we are unable to see our blessings. The story of Paul gives us great encouragement on shifting our mindset and perspective. Paul’s life is a wonderful example of how God's grace is sufficient even in our weaknesses.

When we experience suffering it can be difficult to know how to respond. Our hearts ache; we feel lost and alone. Let’s look at the Word and see examples throughout scripture of how to suffer well.

The area you are struggling with today will be the same area God will use you tomorrow. In just three days, for 10 minutes each day alone with God and His Word, you will learn about why God allows pain and suffering in our lives. Join this plan and discover the hidden plans behind the pain.

Every imperfection you have, every flaw you carry, and every trial you've been through doesn't take away from how God views you as perfect. Though we fall short of perfection in the eyes of the world, we will always be perfect in the eyes of God.

This plan aims to expose the lies often heard that obstruct the workings of the Holy Spirit in divine healing. Jesus stated that knowing the truth will set us free. So, what are these false truths (lies) that prevent us from fully experiencing healing?

There is a grace the Lord provides us when we are enduring challenging seasons; when we are being tried, we have a special opportunity to grow in dependence on Him. This devotional invites us to embrace the gift of dependence during our trials and to find safety in the dwelling place of God’s presence.