Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Philippians 3:14

Come journey through the story of Elijah and Elisha. Move in the SAME direction God is going with your life. Break away with God to be STILL. And stand STRONG for the course set before you.

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.

Ranking at the top of Christian parents’ concerns for their children is the matter of their spiritual well-being and eternal destiny. Moms and dads desire to do all they can, humanly speaking, to ensure a future heavenly reunion with their kids. This calls for perseverance in teaching them biblical truths, the application of those principles, and praying fervently. Let’s consider some ideas that can help put these priorities into practice.

It seems like no time at all—a “vapor,” as Scripture describes it in James 4:14—before parents face the day when their sons and daughters will leave the nest and fly off on their own. Part of anticipating that launch includes gradually giving them additional responsibilities and greater independence. Let’s think about preparing for the time when our children are officially grown.

This reading plan includes three daily devotions based on Tony Evans’ book Unleashed: Releasing God’s Glorious Kingdom in and through You. This study will explore what is needed in our lives to unleash the power of God in our lives to bring His kingdom to this world. We will look into what it means to unleash God’s kingdom power and authority, what it means to put His kingdom first in our lives, and what wholehearted commitment to God’s agenda looks like in our lives.

The New Year is an opportunity to start fresh—not by our own strength, but with God’s guidance. This devotional will help you look ahead with hope, leaving behind what weighs you down and embracing God’s plans for your life. Through simple reflections and growth-oriented questions, you’ll discover that every day can become a new beginning when Jesus is the one leading your path. It’s ideal for starting the year with purpose and for sharing with someone who also needs a new beginning.

As the holidays come to an end, our attention turns to a new year, filled with new opportunities. But God offers you more than resolutions. He not only gives you a fresh start, but you can trust Him with your future! He can show you how to live with eternal perspective. Let’s begin this year with hope, direction, and purpose as you walk into all God has planned for you.

Prepare is a three-day devotional designed to help you start the year with clarity—or recalibrate your heart at any point. Over these three days, you’ll be invited to slow down, refocus your priorities, and create spiritual momentum by intentionally placing God first. Whether you’re stepping into a new season or simply needing a reset, Prepare creates space for God to speak, renew vision, and strengthen your faith. We encourage you to consider fasting during these three days—giving up something meaningful to make room for what matters most.

What happens after you've taken bold leaps of faith? Does your journey of obedience end, or is it designed to multiply? This 3-day devotional explores how following Jesus means continually saying yes to God while helping others navigate their own paths of obedience, making discipleship a lifestyle rather than a destination.

Some “hogs” in life, like fear, new challenges, or messy victories, refuse to be tamed. In this 3-day devotional, Shyann blends humor, Scripture, and story-driven reflection to help you boldly overcome daunting tasks, move past disappointment, and steward God’s blessings with renewed faith. By the end, the reader will be better equipped to face obstacles, celebrate victories, and live more courageously, proving that winning once is good, but lasting victory takes courage, obedience, and discipline.