Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Matthew 6:28

We make 35,000 decisions a day ranging from the type of coffee we drink to what we want our career to be. These decisions can be hard, then thinking about the Lord’s Will adds another level of depth. The hope is that through this devotional you will find closeness to the Father while finding freedom in understanding the Father's Will and making decisions based on that.

Discover the biblical secrets to financial peace in just three days! Join us as we explore God's timeless wisdom on money management, learning to recognize His ownership, steward resources wisely, and trust in His provision. Unlock a new perspective on wealth that will transform your life and deepen your faith.

Unlock the power of generosity and transform your life with this 3-day devotional plan. Discover how giving can bring you closer to God, find practical ways to make a difference, and experience the joy and blessings that come from living a generous life!

How do you tell the difference between a want and a need? This is a skill that many struggle with and quite frankly the evil one likes to keep us in a state of confusion here. Scripture helps us understand the vital importance of trusting in God to provide our needs and why surrendering wants can set us free.

Regardless of whether you are doing “fine” financially or are in a financial crisis, you can (and should) declare God’s word over your financial life. In this plan, we’ll help you do just that while putting God in His rightful place in your financial life.

It’s easy to be worried and anxious over a future that we can’t see, isn’t it? We wish we had some way of looking ahead to find out how everything will turn out. But God doesn’t work that way. He wants you to trust Him. And you can! Read on to find that He is enough for today, and He has a good plan for all your tomorrows.

Anxious thoughts can affect any of us at any time, but the Bible has plenty of wisdom to help us find strength and hope. Based on UCB's new daily devotional app for kids, UCB Spark, these devotions are designed to help children (aged around 10-12) personally connect with God's Word and find a place of peace with Him.

The apostle Paul wrote, “. . . I say to everyone among you not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think . . .” (Rom. 12:3, ESV). This concept, contextually applied to relationships among believers, can be adapted by spouses: we ought to think more highly of one another than we do of ourselves – and convey it with words and actions. Let’s consider how.

Renewing your mind to God's word is the key to lasting change. This short plan will give you keys to make renewing your mind a part of your daily life. When you do this, you will experience new life in Christ and reflect His glorious image to others. For practical ways to renew your mind in the area of health, visit http://www.takebackyourtemple.com.

Thousands of us have found comfort and hope through Kara Tippetts's story of family, cancer, and grace. Here Kara offers gentle reflections on living and dying well, sharing what she learned through both suffering and joy.