Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Deuteronomy 11:18

Do you sometimes wonder what you are here on earth for? Maybe you felt like you knew but motherhood has turned that upside down. These short devotionals point towards finding that sense of purpose we crave. Encouragement for mums in the midst of the beautiful mess of parenting and life. Presented by MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) Australia.

Welcome to a collection of devotions that reveal the personal and profound spiritual practices of three dynamic Christian voices. Join Jamie Ivey, Tara Sun, and Stephen Roach as they share how they connect with God in their daily lives, offering insights and inspiration to deepen your own spiritual journey.

Children are a blessing from the Lord, no matter the circumstances surrounding their birth (Psalm 127:3).  If you are a father, thank God for it and decide right now that you are going to be what God wants you to be in your children’s lives, a visible, tangible illustration of Him, no matter what choices you’ve made to this point.  Being a good father really is not as complicated as you might think!  All you have to do is love your children like your Heavenly Father loves you.

This five-day devotional is written from the unique perspective of both mother and daughter. It takes biblical principals and applies them to parenting in practical ways while giving the perspective of how those principals impacted the daughter as a child and a teen.

In a world where legacy is often defined by financial security, this devotional challenges couples to consider a broader, more meaningful impact. “Marriage & Legacy” invites you and your spouse to explore what it means to build a holistic legacy rooted in shared faith, family traditions, and community influence. Over five days, you’ll dive into topics that deepen your bond and impact future generations, focusing on values that will last beyond a lifetime. Join us on this journey to create a legacy that reflects God’s love, strengthens your family, and blesses those around you.

We each want to pass on our faith to the next generation, but sometimes we wonder what that looks like in today’s world. In this six-day devotional, Anne Graham Lotz and Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright—the daughter and granddaughter of Billy Graham—use story and Scripture to give us ideas, biblical inspiration, and encouragement about living in a way that invites others to experience God’s incredible grace and love, with joy!

Stand firm in the fact that you are a soldier in God’s army. You are equipped right now to lead your family against the attacks of the world. You can do this! The beauty is, that as a believer, you have the power inside you right now in the Holy Spirit to lead just as Jesus did. Learn how to tap into that power and unleash it every day.

To help the reader to grow in Christian life by being obedient to God’s will and standards based on passages from Deuteronomy.

Jesus was not just a spiritual leader. Such a perception underplays his leadership capability, considering how he transformed twelve ordinary and if we are honest, unlikely men, into the first generation of leaders of a movement that continues to affect the course of world history 2,000 years later. Jesus provides the template for Kingdom-style leadership that we can model to transform any given situation, team or organization. More than ever, good biblical leadership is required not only in our church environment but in every area of society. Regardless of your title, role or status you have an opportunity to bring about cultural transformation by positioning yourself as a Kingdom-style leader. What leadership opportunities do you have as you go about your daily activities and how can you learn to lead like Jesus? Let’s explore this over the next seven days.

There is something divinely miraculous about children. And as adults, we have a responsibility to love them, protect them, and train them in the ways they should go – whether they are physically ours or not. This week as we focus on God’s children, let’s keep singing, “Red and yellow, black and white, they are precious in his sight. Jesus loves the little children of the world.”