Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Jeremiah 17:9

Fasting is not starvation or an involuntary absence of food; it is abstaining from food for spiritual reasons. Fasting is not a hunger strike, and it is not a diet—a diet focuses on helping you lose weight, while fasting draws you closer to God. This is a great devotional use as you fast.

When we’re held in the grip of addiction, it can be difficult to see a way out. But with God’s help and strength, we can break out of the chains and find new freedom with Him. Read this 30-day reading plan from UCB to face the 'giant' of addiction with the help of God's Word.

Whether you're a newlywed, about to tie the knot, or celebrating fifty years of marriage, this devotional is designed just for you. Regardless of where you are in your marital journey, the importance of uplifting your husband in prayer remains constant. Embrace the challenge of establishing a wholesome daily prayer routine, one that not only uplifts your husband but also deepens your connection with God.

Some of our most meaningful memories revolve around sharing a meal. Food has a way of taking an ordinary gathering and making it memorable. That’s why it makes sense that some of Jesus’ most impactful conversations and encounters happened over a shared meal. Let's look at some of the meals Jesus shared with all sorts of different people and see what we might learn for our own time and context.

Of the four Gospels, Mark presents the most down-to-earth portrait of Jesus’ life. The fast-paced narrative emphasises both His humanity and His divinity, showing our Saviour as both the Son of Man and the divine Son of God. Join us as we discover the power of His miracles, the depth of His teachings, and the compassion in His heart as He encourages people to repent and believe.

The apostle John wrote a book about Jesus, “so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name” (John 20:31). This reading plan goes through many Scripture verses, and the first chapters of John’s gospel, to discover who Jesus is.