Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Matthew 5:14

Are you easily influenced, or do you like to do the influencing? In this 5-day plan, learn what it means to be a person of influence.

While not meant to replace reading the Bible, actively listening to Christian Hip Hop can be a fruitful endeavor. Here is a collection of five songs along with Scripture readings and devotional thoughts.

You want to lead your child on mission in God’s kingdom. That’s a big challenge in today’s world. The good news is that you are already taking the first essential step by starting this devotional packed with practical tips. Learn how to start now, start small, start together, start where you are, and start with God. This devotional was provided by Advancing Native Missions.

Should a Christian use Tinder… get a tattoo… or drink shots of tequila? Anyone who wants to live a life of grace needs to navigate the world’s lifestyle choices that may not necessarily be wrong, but could lead to sin—either our own or a fellow believer’s. In this devotional, Professor Bradley Truman Noel suggests five questions to ask the Holy Spirit to help guide our decisions.

Do you ever ask, “What is my purpose in life?” In Mission Possible, Tim Tebow has found that discovering our God-given purpose gives us a sense of meaning and joy that nothing else can. We hope you will be encouraged to explore your true purpose in light of Scripture. It is never too early or too late to accept the mission God has for your life.

You were designed to achieve great things! You are unique in your being, your personality, your abilities, and your relationships. And there is no one else on the face of the earth who can live your life and accomplish your good. So don’t waste your life. Do things that matter!

What is the best thing you can do for your marriage? Prayer God is the only one who can ultimately change your hearts and your marriage for the better. Inviting him to do those things is the best thing you can do for your marriage. We'll pray over five areas of your home in this plan, inviting God's presence into each one.

If you are a husband or father, then you are in a war—because war has been declared on the biblical family. Today, leading a family through the chaos of American culture is like leading a small patrol through enemy-occupied territory. But Jesus is not asking you to die for your family; He’s asking you to live for them.

A series by Heidi Wysman. The story of Joseph in Genesis 37–50 teaches us how to live a pure life, resist temptation, stay true through trials, have mercy, look beyond our circumstances, and to learn to see God’s presence with us, even in the midst of great suffering in our lives.

God is perfect and we are not. How do we continue to strive toward being more like Christ when we know we will continually fail? Let's look at Matthew 4 and 5 in the Streetlights New Testament.