Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 2 Kings 4:34

Learn how to put your faith to work and turn hopeless situations around. As you explore the experiences of three women who received back their dead by resurrection, you will be empowered to rest in the compassion of Jesus and live a life of possibilities.

Recovery from traumatic brain injury relies heavily on grace. In this 3-day devotional plan, TBI survivors will find practical advice on how to heal physically and spiritually, share with others, and build a life that exhibits love, freedom, forgiveness, and generosity in a damaged world.

Jesus has power over death, and because of what he did for you, including rising from the dead on Easter Sunday, death has no power over you either. This video series relays many of the stories from the Bible where God interrupted death and brought life.

Even as Elisha had succeeded Elijah as the prophet, Gehazi could perhaps have succeeded Elisha as the next prophet if he had been faithful. In the story of Gehazi, we find that holiness does not just get rubbed onto you. You could have contact with the most holy people, but you need to respond and make a choice to live a holy life.

Have you ever felt like friendship is hard and messy? Throw in ministry, and it only intensifies. It can be difficult to determine who to trust and how to continue speaking life when it feels like old promises have led to dead ends. But there is hope in the scripture. Join Liv Dooley on a five-day plan to reflect and study one of the most overlooked friendships in the Bible.

"Get Ready for a Miracle" is a five-day devotional plan designed to inspire hope and faith during difficult times. It shares personal reflections and biblical narratives that encourage us to anticipate miracles amidst our struggles. Through the journey of waiting for a child, the plan explores how intentional words, actions, and faith can prepare us to receive God's miracles, proving that nothing is impossible with Him.

Being compassionate means seeing the suffering of others and taking action to help. Compassion may look like comforting someone going through loss, cooking a delicious meal for someone in need, or simply sharing an encouraging word. The Bible is full of compassionate women we can learn from. In the next six days, you’ll meet some of these incredible women and learn how you can follow their example.

What is hospitality? Does it require serving a fancy dinner in a spotless home, or is there more? As we look to the Shunammite woman who ministered to Elisha and contemplate scriptures on hospitality, we will discover that hospitality is far more than what you have to offer. At its heart, biblical hospitality is a spiritual discipline and act that serves as a living illustration of the gospel of Christ.

John's gospel can be broken into four parts: an Introduction (John 1:-1:18), the Book of signs (1:19-12:50), the Book of exaltation (13:1-20:31) and an Epilogue (chapter 21). In this Seven Day study we will study the 7 “Signs” of Jesus, and the 7 “I AM" statements of Jesus, to demonstrate that John structured his book in a way that helps the reader see that Jesus fulfills the ministry of Elisha.

Serving as a caregiver for a loved one can be a rewarding yet overwhelming experience. Although helping someone in need is a form of support, who is there to encourage caregivers enduring the pressures of real life issues, anxiety, stress, and postponed desires? In this Bible plan, readers will discover that Jesus is the Divine Caregiver ready to encouragingly administer care to all who follow him.