Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Matthew 5:24

What one issue most divides your friends? We divide over a thousand issues, big and small. We make snap judgments, harbor secret prejudices, and hold grudges  Let the biblical meditations in this reading plan help you start moving toward a heart of forgiveness and peace in Christ. 

In this reading plan, Dr. Kim addresses four areas that will make a difference in your marriage when it comes to conflict. 

We tend to think of relationships in terms of romance and intimacy. But there are more relationships in our lives than just the ones that involve our hearts in that unique way. Relationships come in all sorts of different varieties. No relationship is perfect, but all of us can learn to build a great one. Discover how in “Shape of Your Heart.”

Sometimes life is dark and difficult, leading us to despair. You may wonder, " Why am I here? What’s the point? Why do bad things happen?" When life seems empty and futile, you need to know God understands and has a purpose for you. In this study, you will learn how pain can drive you to make significant changes that can lead to a life full of meaning and hope.

Jesus sets high standards. They help us realize how much we need Him daily. How is God challenging, calling and comforting you? What is holding you back from your God-given potential? Are you walking in unity and alignment with heaven?

For Christians, forgiveness is not optional because God wants us to forgive those who mistreat or offend us. What makes forgiving others easier? Find out in this four-day plan as Temi Michael-O shares what it takes to be quick to forgive and forgive the unforgivable.

The Bible tells us that offenses will come. As believers, we have an advantage for handling any issues that come our way. In this four-day plan, we will explore how to be and remain an unoffendable marketplace minister.

Forgiveness is a process. It takes time, costly and hard. It is restoring of relationships by releasing a painful past with an attitude of love. Nothing keeps us in bondage to the past as much as our unwillingness to forgive. Refusal to forgive leads to bitterness of the soul. Forgiveness is freedom from bitterness and the propensity to get even. It reopens the future of new beginnings – a restart.

As we celebrate the Fourth of July with parades, fireworks, and red, white, and blue, we remember the contributions all those who advocated and fought for American independence. Join Museum of the Bible as we explore biblical references in the writings and speeches of five of our most influential Founding Fathers: George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Jay. 

It feels crowded, doesn’t it? The stores. The calendar. Our hearts. Even before stepping one foot into December, we’re already overwhelmed.
 In this 5-Day Bible Plan from The Messy Table Podcast, we’re intentionally making room—in our minds, relationships, time, bodies, and resources—to remember the real meaning of Christmas.