Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 34:1

If worry, fear, or anxiety overwhelms you, God is only ever a call away. Read this plan to clear your head and calm your heart in the chaos of life. Prayer trumps panic every time.

Taste and See is a devotional on worship, based on Psalm 34. Over three days, we will explore how to engage with God through personal experience, private devotion, and public praise. Let us reflect on worship and deepen our connection with God

What do you do in times of trials and tribulations? Do you become angry at God and ask why or do you praise your way through the storm? Praise is a powerful weapon that the children of God possess and it confuses the enemy of our soul. You have a choice- You can keep quiet in the trials, or you can use your voice to get your praise on and experience victory as the King of glory comes to your defense. 

As a young father of two precious children, he lost his wife to a brain aneurysm. At that point, he had to learn to stand on his knees. Tommie Harris Jr. was a chubby kid, a high school athlete, a college football All-American and an NFL star. He learned to play through the pain at every level. This plan is the third of five in the series.

My life sings Hallelujah… What does it mean to live a life of worship? Join me for this four-day devotional inspired by my song Great You Are, as we explore what it looks like when our relationship with God takes center stage in every season of our lives in both good and bad. Let’s grow together in God’s word! -Jordan Smith

WHO should worship God? WHAT should our worship do? WHEN should we praise God? WHERE should we praise God? WHY should we praise God?

In times of uncertainty how do you respond? All too often our response is fear, stress, anxiety, and selfishness. But there is a perspective that can shift our focus in the midst of these moments; a perspective that can turn our uncertainty into joy and thankfulness.

A plan to give strength and encouragement to those going through life's difficulties through God and His word—a rock to stand on.

Stuck. Know the feeling? Disappointments, problems that linger, and other confining obstacles leave us with life circling on a perpetual merry-go-round rather than treading a path toward a destination. Thankfully, stuck is not a place God desires His children to remain. So, how does a person get unstuck? Take five days to discover biblical strategies for gaining momentum and getting off that mental merry-go-round for good.

As lovers of God, it should be our longing to be like King David, whose heart fervently sought to worship the Lord and to be in His presence always. Over the next few days, we’ll take a look at some of David’s Psalms as well as various models of worship to help us learn how to fulfill the Father’s desire of being worshiped in spirit and in truth.