Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Habakkuk 2:2

This study will encourage the creation of a Christ-centered personal Mission Statement or Statement of Purpose that can be used as a “North Star” for navigating life. It will discuss having an eternal vision based on God’s purpose and priority.

A picture is worth more than 1000 words! This is why God speaks to us through visions so that He can communicate very deep revelations, emotions, and imprint His thoughts on our hearts in a fraction of a second. I propose to discover how to receive visions from God, how to interpret them, and the effect they can have on your life.

As destruction unfolds around him, Habakkuk questions God and His plans. God’s response to Habakkuk reminds us that He alone orders the unfolding of history. Those who are righteous will have faith in His plans (Habakkuk 2:3). Despite the darkness of the season, we too can “rejoice in the Lord” and “take joy in the God of our salvation” (Habakkuk 3:18).

Let your light so shine before men. Let the light that God has given you, shine before men. Let your gifts, talents, and abilities shine. Let your light shine in the workplace. Let your light shine in business. May you shine in government. May you shine in your community. May you shine in your family. May your light shine upon everything that you set your hands to do. May your light shine as you read this powerful message.

As the year comes to a close and the new year fast approaches, we reminisce on all that has occurred during the past year. In this plan, David Villa talks about the new year, and how we can ensure it to be a great one. Do you have great expectations for this year?

What is your vision for your work? Do you have clarity of vision at your business? This short series of marketplace memos will help you clarify vision, enhance culture, improve communication and create purpose. God has a vision for your workplace. Based on the book 'Monday Memos', by Mark Bilton

God wants you and me to flourish and not merely exist. Although “flourishing” means to grow and develop in a favorable environment, the biblical context of this verb is more correctly interpretable as “Shalom,” a right relationship with God and each other. We are called to thrive even in harsh life-situations and overcome “vision-killers” that may stunt our growth. Let’s explore what this promise means in God’s word.

Did you know that God created you in His image? And that you have a unique purpose in God’s Kingdom. In this reading plan, we will consider how your unique personality impacts your quiet time with God, how your quiet time with Jesus is a gift to you and your community, and how as a community of Christ followers, we need each other in order to become more like Jesus.

When everything around you seems confusing, and difficulties increase, you may feel weak and powerless. But you must remember that this is not the end of the story. There is a strength that will help you withstand the storms of life. Find out how to live in this strength through this Devotional Plan, "THE POWER THAT STRENGTHENS YOU."

Chazown—a Hebrew word for vision, is what God has in mind for your life. Discovering your chazown starts with examining your core values, spiritual gifts, and past experiences. This plan will help you identify common themes, bring clarity to your unique passions, and lead you to the purpose God has just for you. Start planning your next steps toward pursuing God's vision—His chazown—for your life today!