Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Mark 10:43

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Everyone is born with a desire for greatness. But given the rampant abuses of power we see in our world today, it can be easy to believe that our desire for greatness is inherently sinful. As this three day plan will show, Jesus offers an alternative perspective, showing his disciples and us the good in our desire to be great.

In the sacred Scriptures, there are teachings and passages that offer guidance and wisdom on various aspects of life, including the concept of investing beyond one's grave. In this three day plan we will learn to invest beyond our earthly lives, sowing seeds that bear fruit both now and in the realm of eternity.

There’s only One who is worthy of our worship: God himself. And it's what we were created for and called to do—to reflect Him by living a life of worship—a lifelong response to God revealing himself to us, in us, and through us. This plan is part 3 of 4 from the Feed Catechism's Prayer and Worship series.

In some ways, nothing really prepares a person to be a pastor or leader. Education helps; books help, and seminars help, but some things can only be learned by experience. Let this devotional challenge you with some key values every pastor and leader should develop.

Like us, you may deeply desire goodness, transformation, and the healing grace of Christ in your church or ministry. Or maybe you desire some sort of personal transformation. Either way, we believe it is possible to pivot away from toxic elements and turn instead towards a life of tov (goodness). But how? The answer is to cultivate Kingdom practices, and we believe it all starts with character.

As the Lord has called us to become leaders, we sometimes have misconceptions about the role given to us and struggle to define the kind of leader God wants us to be, missing the joy of serving people. This 3-day plan includes a self-reflective and practical call to action in building leadership that values relationships, not position. There is also meaningful discussion material for growth groups and teams at work.

Practical and biblical ideas for mastering the challenges of leadership in business, education, government, ministry, and the church.

The demands, pressures and stress of work can put a huge strain on relationships with our coworkers. This plan provides simple steps you can take to be more loving to your coworkers that will transform those relationships and increase both joy and productivity at work.

You’re a team leader, a manager, a volunteer leader at your church or some other organization. Your commitment to be a better leader has everything to do with other’s expectation of you. But what if you don’t own a single title that demands respect? What if your title went away? Would you lead anyway?