Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 137:3

Looking at the instructions Jeremiah gave to the exiled people of Babylon, we can learn truths about finding our purpose, and who we were meant to be for Christ. This reading plan by Dr. Tony Evans will explain three of those truths.

 Personal happiness and satisfaction seem to be the highest goal in the world we live in today. In such a society the nature of commitment becomes warped. In this devotional we look at the importance the Bible has placed on commitment and why we need to apply it in our lives.  

This Bible Plan will inspire you to pray and intercede for your city and the cities of the world.  

We are all creatures of habit to a degree – and most of us more than we would like to be. Often our faith is tested most when we are furthest from home and surrounded by new challenges. These studies were inspired by the foreign land of grief, and lead you to find God, and hope in the deserts of life.

Have you ever felt that God is punishing you for your sins? That he has driven you from his sights? That was certainly the experience of the people of Israel in exile in Babylon. Join me as we spend 5 days exploring the rivers of God’s grace in Psalm 137.

Do you find yourself exhausted looking through your newsfeed lately because you feel torn between the ideologies of our time? John Mark Comer encourages us to follow Jesus in an age of increasingly hostile secularism while keeping our hearts tender and open. Finding spiritual renewal in our day starts with recognizing the inner conflict between the lies we live and the truth that brings the peace we long for.

Pits and pitfalls are all around us. It may be an illness, an addiction, a betrayal, or a broken relationship. When we struggle in our pit, it can be difficult to understand what God is doing. However, when we look at some Bible heroes who found themselves in a deep, dark, place, we begin to clearly see, God has a purpose in the pit.

Join us in praying that our leaders (and each one of us) would approach every situation with an eternal perspective with this 8-day reading plan featuring prayers from The One Year Pray for America Bible.

In Revelation, we see Jesus as the “Lion of the tribe of Judah” and the “Lamb who was slain.” So much of God’s kingdom embodies paradox; even Jesus Himself was sovereign AND He submitted to authority. He’s the beginning AND the end. He isn’t relegated to one or the other. Join us for this 14-day study as we learn about how God’s kingdom and character may surprise us.

We humans were created for God’s glory. Each breath we take, each word we say and each decision we make should honor Him! This reading plan discusses what it is like to live like that.