Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 23:5

Are you struggling to forgive people who have hurt you? Are you holding onto past bitterness and offense? Join me in this three-day devotional that will help you walk in freedom from the chains that are holding you back from growing emotionally, spiritually, and relationally. The Lord wants you to walk in the fullness of His joy and freedom today!

Does joy feel out of reach for you? Are the skies getting darker in your life? What if your feelings of discouragement, anxiety, and insecurity could be replaced with deep, lasting joy? In this three-day reading plan, Scott Savage explores how you can find joy in the middle of difficult days. With the help of the Psalms, you'll discover that joy is more available than you realize.

By reading this devotional, you will learn to find your worship with the essential help of the Holy Spirit, who will make it possible for you to recover the joy and peace you experienced when you had your first encounter with Jesus. And, even if you go through different trials, you will always have a heart full of music for God.

Memorize and meditate on Psalm 23 for three days through songs and daily devotions. The plan includes three songs written straight from Psalm 23 by Zach Winters, Phil Maucieri, and A Boy and His Kite! Each song is accompanied by a daily devotion to help you meditate on the content and themes of the Psalm.

In a world full of busyness - it has become harder and harder to slow down. Yet, wasn't slowness the pace of Jesus himself? He never hurried to get from place to place and always took time for rest in the secret place with His Father. Over 3 days, we are learning how we can walk at the pace of Jesus - inspired by the SEU Worship song, "Slower I Go".

Life isn’t always fair, and sometimes it feels like our enemies are winning. But what if God is setting the stage for something greater? This devotional will help you shift your mindset from lack to overflow, encouraging you to trust God’s process, declare His promises daily, and become a channel of blessing for others. Get ready to walk in the abundance God has prepared for you—because when He pours out, it’s always more than enough!

"Taste and see that the Lord is good" is a verse we've all heard—but how do you do it? This 3-day plan unpacks practical ways to experience God's goodness—even during hard seasons or hectic family moments. Each day includes a simple no-prep "Kid Connection" activity to help your school-aged child grasp this powerful truth too. Discover how to slow down, notice God's presence, and become a family that truly tastes and sees God's goodness everywhere, every day.

There is a version of you that God already sees — radiant, whole, and fully alive. She is confident, vibrant, and rooted in His love, walking in clarity, peace and joy. This New Creation You has the courage to step beyond what is familiar and embrace the abundant life God has prepared. ✨ In this three-day devotional, you'll pause, breathe, and hear His whisper. 🌿 You'll anchor truth with simple activations and align with His presence in prayer. My hope is that your spirit expands, your heart awakens, and your faith strengthens to step boldly with Him.💛

Rest is something that way too many people in our culture are not familiar with. In the 21st century, rest is deemed for the weak or for the lazy; and yet, from the beginning of time, God created the Sabbath: a day of rest for His people. He did this because He knew we would need rest, but so often we find excuses and reasons as to why we cannot rest. Come and receive God's rest—click "Start Plan" now and get started today!

In this 3-day devotional, you’ll explore what Jesus really says about money, generosity, and trust. Through the story of the Good Samaritan and practical rhythms of giving, you’ll see how the way you handle money reveals what you love, what you serve, and where your confidence lives. This isn’t about guilt or pressure—it’s about clarity, freedom, and alignment. When you place what’s in your hands into God’s hands, you may discover something surprising: it’s going to be good.