Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to John 8:31

Worship is a weekend activity for most believers but as we walk through scripture we'll discover that worship was designed to be so much more than a weekend experience. Imagine what our world would look like if we were to live out a life of worship rather than only singing about it over weekends.

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.

This is part 2 of 4 in the Feed AI & Being Human series. Truth isn’t just about knowing facts—it’s alive, and we can find it in the person of Jesus. The more you get to know Him, the more you’ll understand yourself and the ever-evolving world around you.

No matter the length of time married, there is always hope to be found in the word of God. Want to build a marriage of openness, transparency and vulnerability? Join us on this four-day devotional to learn to practice a marriage of Nothing Hidden, that will share wisdom while covering ways to obtain freedom and breakthrough through the power of truth!

Fear has an author. Understanding this is crucial if we are going to stand against the strategies used to provoke fear. Fear comes to steal, kill and destroy. But God gives life to the full. This reading plan seeks to give you tools for fighting fear and living free because God has not given us a spirit of fear but power, love and a sound mind.

The delusion of porn kills the very thing you were created for: intimacy with a woman. It’s all too common for us to settle for cheap counterfeits like pornography. In just five short days we walk through some practical ways to fight for joy and experience long-term satisfaction with your wife and God.

There are different types of “seeing”. There is physical sight where we look at things and identify them; there is the “seeing” where we walk into a chaotic situation and someone says, “Do you see what’s going on here?” And from what we see we describe the scene as “chaos”. There is another level of “seeing” and Part 8 touches on this type – spiritual sight. What do you see?

This 5-day plan will help you know the true meaning of Easter. Jesus endured terrible suffering and even death for you to have life. Are you ready to experience this victory over death that we have in Jesus Christ? Your life will be transformed!

Do you want to go deeper with God in your own personal relationship with Him, while also being used of Him to help others do the same? You can! Every Christ-follower can “be a disciple who makes disciples” by following five biblically rooted priorities of everyday disciple making—affecting lives for all eternity . . . doing so one conversation, one relationship at a time.

Come on a journey with me and learn more about the life of Jesus. Together we watch a short clip of the movie The Life of Jesus and reflect on what we see. Discover who Jesus really was and what He can mean to you. This reading plan is the 5th of 10. You can read each plan separately but it's best to complete the entire journey.

If we choose to follow Christ, we’re engaged in spiritual warfare. It’s unseen and often undetected, but just because we can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s nonexistent. Our spiritual enemy desires to disrupt our lives so we’ll live miserably. In this 5-day Plan, learn how to find victory by relying on God’s strength because it’s available. We just have to begin using it.

This 5-day devotion series provides insight into the many ways we can consider God’s Word. The Lutheran Home Association chaplains share devotions focused on different aspects of God’s Word. The devotions give insight to we can follow and understand while reading the Bible.

Follow your heart. You do you. You are enough. We take these slogans for granted, but what if this path to personal happiness leads to a dead-end? In this plan, Trevin Wax encourages us to rethink some of these common assumptions about identity and happiness, and discover our true purpose by understanding who we were created to be.

Jesus set the example for how to forgive. Now he calls us to the difficult task of forgiving those who have hurt us. The good news is, he gives us the power to forgive and let it go. In this reading plan, Joël Malm talks about some of the myths of forgiveness and how to walk in the power that God offers to forgive ourselves and others.

Why is it that so many Christians find it difficult to develop a meaningful prayer life? Many believers are intimidated or uncertain about how to talk to God. It's not that Christians don't realize prayer is important--they know it is. So what's the issue? Written in the personable, relatable, and always biblically based style that has become Pastor Chris Hodges's hallmark, this 5-day devotional, inspired by his new book "Pray First", is a revolutionary how-to manual for all Christians who want to experience a dynamic, intimate prayer life with God.

This reading plan includes five daily devotions based on Jonathan Murphy’s book Authentic Influencer: The Barnabas Way of Shaping Lives for Jesus. Through this study, you will learn from a remarkable man of God, nicknamed Barnabas, and his heart for influencing people to take God’s vision forward. As you walk with Barnabas, you will learn to shape the world for Jesus Christ—one life at a time.

What do Christians believe? Division and controversy seem to be rampant today, but for 2,000 years, Christ-followers have been unified in belief. The oldest confession of faith, the Apostles’ Creed, reminds and teaches us what we believe. In this reading plan, take a fresh look at the Apostles Creed, discovering the major beliefs of Christianity and how the Creed prepares us to share what we believe.

It's a dangerous habit to lie. We can get caught in a vicious cycle of perpetuating lies that point the finger in our faces and hinder every bit of excellence we could achieve. How do we undo the lies embedded in our minds that make us believe the worst about our own existence and identity? This plan takes a real look at lies and what we need to overcome them.

Be more than a decision to believe, and discover how to become a disciple of Jesus.

To achieve emotional intimacy in marriage, we must be willing to risk being vulnerable. If we choose not to share the deep parts of our hearts, we may believe that we are safe but we will still be isolated and empty. Join Barry and Lori Byrne on this 5 day devotional to learn more about the topic of emotional Intimacy with God's love to bring healing to your marriage.

Jesus says that the truth will set us free. But what is truth, and how can it set us free? This 5-day Plan will help confront the lies culture tells us and the lies we tell ourselves. Together, we’ll find out how to overcome sin and find freedom in Christ.

Some of the loudest voices in our lives aren’t other people, they’re the quiet lies we’ve agreed with. They tell us we’re too broken, too late, too much, or not enough. But none of that is true. In this 5-day plan, Amy Duggar King invites you to confront those inner narratives, expose where they came from, and replace them with the words Jesus actually speaks over you: chosen, loved, and free. Because freedom doesn’t begin when life finally feels perfect; it begins when truth becomes louder than the lie.

This 5-day devotional helps you confront and unlearn the lies that have shaped your identity. Through Genesis 3, Luke 4, and practical daily reflections, you'll discover how to identify deception, replace it with God’s truth, and speak “It is written” over every false belief. Walk with confidence as the Word renews your mind, restores your identity, and leads you into lasting freedom.

“Discipleship is the lifelong process of following Jesus and becoming more like Him.” (Focus Power – Katie Smith). Our relationship with God doesn’t reach its fulfilment at the moment of our salvation - we need to continue learning, following and growing in the ways of Christ. Spend some time learning His ways and try to imitate them in your everyday life.

This devotional examines God’s intentional process of pruning—His quiet, disciplined work of shaping believers through discipleship, patience, and refinement. Rooted in Jesus’ teaching in John 15, it reveals that lasting fruit is not produced through noise, speed, or excitement, but through continuity, obedience, and surrender. Pruning may feel painful and restrictive, yet it is God’s method of removing excesses and refining character so that more glory can emerge. Over these five days, you will reflect deeply on growth beneath the surface and learn how God prepares His people to bear much more fruit.