Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to John 13:34

Are you struggling to forgive people who have hurt you? Are you holding onto past bitterness and offense? Join me in this three-day devotional that will help you walk in freedom from the chains that are holding you back from growing emotionally, spiritually, and relationally. The Lord wants you to walk in the fullness of His joy and freedom today!

Discover the habits of three dedicated individuals who intertwine faith with their daily lives. From Dr. Curt Thompson's immersive morning routines, to Dr. Juli Slattery's early hours of prayer, and Bill and Kristi Gaultiere's empathetic soul care, these devotions reveal how God's presence fosters deep spiritual growth.

Jesus outlines three essential characteristics of his disciples in the Gospel of John. They are growing in freedom through God’s Word, loving others as he loves us, and living a fruitful life connected to God. Over three days we will explore these marks of a disciple of Jesus.

A four day devotional focusing on the redemptive power of Jesus and how to not only understand it, but also to truly experience and feel it.

God is love. Jesus loves you in a unique, personal way. He does not see you as someone who is lost in the crowd; on the contrary, He sees you and looks at your heart. God invites you to have Jesus as an example—to love, to act and to speak like Him. In this reading plan we will discover more about it!

Marriages need tune-up work. And the way God does that tuning is by reminding us what he says about marriage in his Word. This reading plan is a good reminder for people, married or single.

Is it possible for us to disagree with one another and still love unconditionally? According to Jesus, the answer is yes. He didn’t come to take sides. He came to introduce the Kingdom of God, a Kingdom that is often at odds with our political views, social opinions, or way of life. Join us for this four-day plan as we learn how to choose people instead of choosing sides.

In a world where so much division and tension exists, we’d all be better off if we learned to love others—even if it’s inconvenient or uncomfortable. In this 4-day plan, we’ll discuss who our neighbors are and how to love them.

Mile markers tell us where we are, and the progress we are making on our journey. There are also spiritual mile markers that point to where we are with God and our progress toward spiritual maturity. We tend to make up what we think is important to God, but God is clear on the mile markers that matter. In this devotional, we will look at four of those mile markers.

There are lots of definitions of love out there. But what does the Bible say love looks like? This 4-day plan is a good place to start.