Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 2 Timothy 3:17

Have you recently made a decision to follow Jesus? Congratulations! We are convinced that this is the greatest decision you have ever made. Over the next few days, we will look at some of the core beliefs that are involved in following Jesus.

No one can claim to be an expert dad, but we believe the Bible speaks about and equips us for the role of effective fathering. We have also been given the gift of the Christian community (the Church) to build each other up.

Scripture is useful for comforting those who confess and confronting those who don’t. God’s Word equips us for the agonizing but essential work of confronting one another.

Let’s look at some of the CORE beliefs of Christianity, so that we can learn to live in Christ.

What a privilege it is to raise children! So many couples cannot have any! When God gives us the joy of raising children, He entrusts us with the immense responsibility of representing the Father's love for them! The Lord knows what we are made of. He does not expect us to be perfect! Let's be attentive and proactive in educating the children He has entrusted us.

What if there was a way to set a great tone for your whole day in just a few minutes? There is. Joyce’s five-day study from her devotional Mornings With God will help you invite God into your day from the beginning, so you can see how His joy, peace, and grace fill every moment.

Whether you want to cultivate a deeper self-love, live with greater confidence, or embrace your purpose more fully, this reading plan by Dr. Lucille O'Neal will inspire you to remember that it's never too late for a new beginning.

Our lives feel stuffed to the brink. We struggle to spend time in God’s Word, or when we do, we don’t know where to start. In this five-day devotional, you will discover the sweetness of studying the Bible and learn how to apply it to your life. As you cultivate both discipline and delight in Scripture, you’ll experience the transformative work of building a deeper relationship with God through his Word.

Browse the Bible Study section at any Christian bookseller or website, and you will see plenty of Bible studies on the heroes of the faith: Moses, David, Deborah, Paul, and so on. What about the terrible, most evil people in the Scriptures? Why are there no Bible studies written about them? Studying them will allow us to understand God’s sovereignty better: He uses the “good guys” and the “bad guys” of Scripture to accomplish His perfect will. This study will examine one of those bad guys: King Saul, the King of Excuses.

Do you want to experience the Bible in a deeper way? In this 5-day plan, Bible teacher Jen Weaver shares the life-changing shift that transformed her relationship with God and His Word. If your Bible reading has ever felt dry, confusing, or just another task to complete, this plan is for you. Experience how God can open your eyes to His presence—not just in the pages of Scripture, but in the everyday moments of your life.