Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Romans 12:1

Hypocrisy happens when a Christian professes to love and follow Jesus, yet their actions reveal something entirely different. We’re all vulnerable to hypocrisy. But how can we avoid it and instead live as God calls us to live – with a real, loving, sacrificial faith? Join Bible teacher Berni Dymet from Christianityworks to explore how you can live an authentic life that’s filled with God’s love and grace.

The world would lead us to believe that fitness is all about self-glorification. This Fitness Devotional wants to change that narrative and turn your workout time into a time of God-glorifying physical and spiritual growth. You’ll unpack biblical principles that relate to combining faith with fitness. Then, each day, you’ll apply what you read through a FaithFit workout combining bodyweight exercise with Scripture-based encouragement.

There’s only One who is worthy of our worship: God himself. And it's what we were created for and called to do—to reflect Him by living a life of worship—a lifelong response to God revealing himself to us, in us, and through us. This plan is part 3 of 4 from the Feed Catechism's Prayer and Worship series.

The 'THRIVE' Devotional Series is a guide to living and thriving in God's Purpose. The 'Mindset To Thrive' focuses on developing the right kind of mindset you need to walk in God's purpose for your life.

Explore the subtle temptations of idolatry in our modern lives through this Christian devotional. Delve into the timeless truths of Scripture, discovering how misplaced priorities and distractions can lead us away from God's intended path. Reflect on the profound impact of idolatry on faith and learn practical steps to refocus our hearts and lives on the one true God.

In this plan, you and your children will explore four spiritual disciplines: fasting, meditation, studying Scripture, and worship. You’ll be encouraged to have honest conversations about the challenges of practicing these disciplines, and through engaging, thought-provoking activities, you’ll begin to view them as privileges rather than chores. Each day includes a prayer prompt, brief Scripture reading and explanation, hands-on activity, and discussion questions.

If our work is to be a calling, we must work for the agenda of our Caller rather than ourselves. As this four day plan will show, the fact that Chick-fil-A’s management views their work as a calling from God impacts much about the way the company does business, from their standards of excellence, to how they rest, and even how they use work to create disciples of Jesus Christ.

Scattered servants release the kingdom everywhere, every day. It’s what we were made for. We were made to step into the story, breaking out beyond our services, study groups, and strategy meetings. We were made for a story bigger than our local church, greater than culture. In this reading plan, you'll be challenged to step into God's story in your work and your life, no matter where you are.

This 4-day plan weaves Scripture together with Mister Rogers’s own words to show how the redemptive work of Christ led Rogers to embrace his own vocation as a means of redeeming television. As we will see modeled in the life of Rogers, the gospel changes everything about our work, from our motivations for work, to what we create, to how we work each day.

You may have asked … Isn’t being a Christian just about doing good, going to church, reading the Bible, and most of all, believing in Jesus—so we make sure heaven is where we go when we die? You may have asked … This life’s about what we can see, hear, and touch, isn’t it? These are great questions, and the truth will blow your mind. Think bigger.