Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Matthew 11:28

Relatable prayers for talking to God during all those busy, joyful, hard, or mundane moments of each day when you can’t seem to find the right words. Tama Fortner understands that the peace and comfort that comes when we bring every moment of our days—from the small annoyances and great joys to the seemingly insurmountable challenges and seasons of doubt—to the feet of our Father.

These meditations were inspired by the book "The Power of Rest: 8 Lessons for Work and the Good Life." The book "The Power of Rest" guides you through rest as a lifestyle, with insights from science, nature, and life lessons from inspirations worldwide. Many of these lessons are rooted in the Bible.

“The presence of the Lord is the shelter we need when the situation feels overwhelming. It’s where our souls find rest and safety, even when chaos surrounds us. In Him, we discover a peace that surpasses all understanding, a stillness in the storm.” (Take Shelter In The Person Of Jesus – Elisha Jurgensen)

This 5-day devotional by Lisa Schwarz is written for moms who feel weary from holiday stress. Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, you’ll be reminded that you are enough—not because of what you do, but because of who God says you are. Discover how to release people-pleasing, comparison, and perfectionism while embracing rest and self-care. This season, trade the pressure for peace and let your soul find true rest in Him.

Tired of racing through your days and still feeling behind? This 5-day devotional invites you to a slower, saner pace. Blending biblical insight and brain science, Kim Avery offers you daily wisdom to help you breathe deeply, trust God fully, and focus on what matters most. Discover the peace that comes from doing only what God has truly called you to do, without the weight of hurry, hustle, or overwhelm.

Psalm 23 is more than poetry; it’s a lifeline for every season of life. This 5-day plan will walk you through each verse, helping you experience God as your Shepherd who provides, restores, protects, and leads you home. Whether you’re weary, anxious, or simply longing for deeper peace, you’ll find fresh encouragement in the Shepherd’s presence and promises.

This world never stops moving. There’s constant pressure to do more and our idea of rest has been interrupted by our busyness. It’s time to renew our souls and seek intimacy with God. In His presence, we’re restored, strengthened, and renewed. True rest is the recharge you need to burn brightly for God, slow your striving, find strength in His stillness, and receive the grace for your pace.

Sometimes the negative feelings we want to ignore are the very ones we need to pay attention to. Why? They’re pointing us to what we really need. They’re the spark that can reignite the fire of purpose and meaning. If you’ve been wrestling with life’s big issues, this plan offers divine wisdom and strength to navigate life’s challenges. No self-help gimmicks—just honest talk and enduring truth.

This plan invites us to see weakness differently. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12, we learn that our vulnerabilities can reveal God’s strength. Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” reminds us that struggles often serve a divine purpose. Rather than viewing weakness as failure, we’re called to see it as a channel for God’s grace. Embracing humility and dependence on Him leads to spiritual growth and a deeper awareness of Christ’s power. As we face our own “thorns,” we can trust in God’s sufficient grace and find peace in knowing He works through our weakness for His glory.

Stress is everywhere. Work demands keep piling up. Bills don’t stop. The phone keeps buzzing. The pressure to provide, protect, and preside never lets up. Most of us live with our shoulders tight, our minds racing, and our patience running low. But here’s the truth: God never called us to carry every burden alone. Stress often reveals that we’re trying to do life in our own strength instead of resting in His. This isn’t about eliminating stress—it’s about learning to walk through it with peace, perspective, and purpose.