Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 22

When we face suffering and difficulties, they can be a severe test of our faith. But our very faith in God can also give new hope. The Bible shows us a way from sorrow to trust when we bring our distress to God in a lament.

When you hear the word “missions,” what comes to mind? If you’re like me, the first thing is the Great Commission. However, God’s plan for the nations began long before Jesus came to earth. When we obey the Great Commission, we are participating in a plan that started 4,000 years ago. We worship a God who, throughout the Old Testament, planned and promised that the nations would be saved.

Suffering can be perplexing. God’s people—and even Jesus himself—have often asked the “Why?” question when facing suffering. Scripture pulls back the curtain to reveal some, though not all, of God’s purposes in permitting suffering to enter our lives. Through it all, we are called to persevere faithfully, resting in the assurance of ultimate victory and eternal reward.

Did you know that the word ‘gospel’ simply means good news? So why then, does it often not sound like good news when we share it? Rend Collective decided to create an album centered around the simple idea that good news should BE good, especially the good news of Jesus! Read along with this 7-day devotional and be inspired to go out and share the true good news of Jesus.

There is a thread woven through the pages of God’s Word from Genesis to Revelation—telling the incredible story of all that Jesus has done for us. In this video devotional, Skip Heitzig invites you on a journey that follows this scarlet thread of redemption.

Over the course of seven days, read a psalm and a devotion, adapted from Sing a New Song: A Woman’s Guide to the Psalms by Lydia Brownback, as you take your joy, sorrow, anger, fear, perplexity, discouragement, and longing to the Lord in prayerful song.

Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent—a time for reflection, repentance, and renewal when Christians are invited to prepare themselves for the celebration of the Lord’s resurrection. Throughout the forty weekdays and six Sundays in Lent, pray and reflect on God’s renewing power.

It is okay to cry out to God in the midst of your suffering, like David, Jeremiah, and Paul. They suffered greatly in their lives and went to God in the midst of their grief, vocalizing the sorrow they experienced. You will learn how to lament, which means bringing your sorrows, heartbreak, and pain to God and how to trust Him again and rejoice, even on your hardest days.

The psalms are a source of wisdom and encouragement. Across the 150 chapters, there are words of comfort and joy to speak into almost any circumstance in life. (Being Over Doing - Susie Holt)

The Artist Bible is a living response to the Living Word. Join us this Easter as poets, musicians, artists, and creatives use their gifts to illuminate the verses surrounding Holy Week in 8 inspiring and challenging videos. This devotional is a multimedia experience.