Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Jeremiah 6:16

Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faith, Gentleness, Self Control are the Fruits of the spirit. Interestingly we see these in the characters of the Christmas story. The fruits of the spirit are seen in those who choose to follow God and allow His purposes to be fulfilled in their lives.

This reading plan by Morgan Snyder unabashedly speaks directly to men, teaching them the life-changing truth about the power that God intends for them to responsibly step into for His kingdom, while also giving women an honest peek behind the curtain into the lives and hearts of the men they know and love.

There’s a lot in life constantly tugging to pull you and your spouse apart … work, kids, and family, a schedule too full to pencil in a cup of coffee together let alone a weekend away. Through this 10-day devotional, we want to help you come back together. To redirect your marriage trajectory from moving apart to back where you belong—pursuing each other’s hearts. Again and again.

Daily Prayers for Mornings is designed to help readers build this rewarding habit by offering inspired devotions; selected Scriptures that focus on God’s provision of strength, wisdom, and hope; and prompts for starting daily conversations with our Heavenly Father. The simple practice of prayer can make a world of difference.

Each day brings its own trouble… and building the habit of laying those troubles before the Lord each evening can bring relief to one’s soul. Daily Prayers for Evenings is designed to help readers do just that with inspiring devotions and selected Scriptures that focus on God’s comfort, encouragement, and transcendent peace and prompts for casting one’s cares on Christ, allowing readers to experience daily spiritual renewal.

The more we pursue God, the more we want to strip away the clutter that distracts us from Him. This collection of studies, compiled and adapted from writing by  Tearfund contributor Sarah Wiggins, has been brought together to help us to consider what it means to truly (and simply) live life in all its fullness.