پلانی خوێندنەوەی بێبەرامبەر و بابەتی پەرستشی پەیوەست بە گەلاتیا 2:21

Can you be a born-again Christian and a practicing Catholic? I am! Discover that Catholics and Protestants are more one in Christ than you may know and that the phrase "faith alone" is welcome in the Catholic Church through this devotional with the Imprimatur of the Catholic Church! Do this study with someone on other side of the Protestant/Catholic divide and discover a oneness that may surprise you!

Galatians was written as a strong rebuke of false teaching that infiltrated the churches in Galatia. Paul’s central argument reaffirms the foundation of the gospel: “a person is not justified by works of the law but through faith in Jesus Christ” (Galatians 2:16). Galatians reminds us to walk in the freedom of the true, untainted gospel and warns us against submitting again to the slavery of works-based salvation.

A six-day study on the book of Galatians, looking at the freedom that is available to us as sons and daughters of Christ.

God will always forgive us if we find enough humility to confess and repent. Read his Word and take comfort in knowing that you're never too far from him...no matter what you've done.

How do we know we're forgiven when we mess up? How do we receive the power for living a new life every day? How do we enjoy a deep, personal connection with God? The same way we got started - by God's grace. Find out how you can live in freedom, purpose, and joy, just as God intended. Experience the full benefits of the simple gospel, simply by grace.

We all set goals, and specifically around particular times of the year. Whether setting goals during New Year’s resolution time, or around Fiscal Year Board Meetings, we need to seek God’s perspective on how to balance the past, the present, and the future. This study considers the human approach to setting S.M.A.R.T. goals, and considers how God's idea of "goals" are quite a bit different than we might first think.

The world tells us there are plenty of paths to happiness. And sometimes an inward part of us reasons that by getting exactly what we want, we’ll truly be happy. But what if God didn’t design you for happiness? What if He designed you for joy? In this 7-day devotional, see what it looks like to move beyond happiness and discover true and lasting joy.

Why does following Jesus feel so hard? For years, Las Vegas pastor Vance Pitman sincerely desired to live for Jesus, but with little success. It wasn’t until a godly mentor showed Vance that the Christian life is Jesus living His life through us. Period. No performance, no to-do lists. This week, you’ll examine soul-awakening truths found in the Gospels that will set you free from the burden of religion.

Joshua and the Israelites were given a Promised Land inheritance. God gave it to them when He made a covenant with Abraham in Genesis 15. We also have a promised inheritance. This week we will explore the Spiritual inheritance we have in Jesus. A promise worth fighting for. This heavy-duty stand-alone plan is also part 8 of a 10 part series.

In a 7-day plan in the book of Galatians, hear God's heart of grace for his children.

It's often easy for us to beat up on Jonah for his self-centered, foolish rebellion. But as we'll discover, there's a bit of Jonah in all of us. Overcome by self-centeredness and personal prejudices, we too sometimes resist God's call. Thankfully, when we act like Jonah, God acts like God—lovingly pursuing us with his unrelenting grace. It's a wild ride, but one you don't want to miss!

One of the earliest documents of the Christian church, Galatians, is written to believers struggling to understand the social dynamics of their new life in Christ. Galatians powerfully explores how Jesus, as Israel’s Messiah, rescues humanity, inviting everyone into a family marked by personal faith that answers Jesus’ perfect faithfulness. Scholar N.T. Wright guides you through the climactic passages of Galatians, providing insight into Paul’s argument for Gentile inclusion.

At one time or another, we’re all caught up in those silly little false statements about ourselves or about someone else. Whether you acknowledge it or not, we collect a trunk full of lies and become entangled in them. It became natural for me to present this fake version of myself; therefore, it was a daily emotional “assume-a-cide.” This plan offers a “safe” zone and helps you discover God’s Truth.

Some days, life just seems to roll over us and we can barely keep up. But we are allowed to have something not everyone has: the MIRACULOUS and heavenly help that Jesus offers us personally!

The gift of God’s grace is boundless, both in beauty and its many dimensions. In these devotions written by incarcerated students from North Park Theological Seminary’s School of Restorative Arts program, we are inspired to freshly encounter and receive God’s grace. Through the theme of “reconciling grace,” we will pray together through the many dimensions of God’s grace. Let us be reminded that we can never fully plumb the depths of the riches of God’s amazing grace!

The single command Jesus gave his followers before igniting his movement was “Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised...” (Acts 1:4). He was telling them to wait and then move with the Spirit. For a movement to accomplish God's mission, it must be guided by the Spirit of God. We want to challenge every believer with the big idea of Spirit-filled: Moving With The Spirit.

Many men, even Christian men, fear Judgment Day. This week, we will examine what the final judgment looks like for the believer and the specific characteristics by which Scripture says we will be evaluated, that we might be men who live with eternity in mind and please the Lord with our lives here on earth. Written by Jacque Van Dyk.

Many grow up hearing familiar Christian phrases—grace, salvation, forgiveness, faith—yet still carry quiet fears, hidden shame, and the pressure to “be good enough.” This series, The New and Living Way, invites you to slow down, breathe, and rediscover the heart of the gospel. Here, we explore what Scripture truly says about salvation, grace, identity, and transformation—not as heavy doctrines, but as living truths meant to free your soul. This plan is equipped with small group bible study material.

As men of God, we should live with honesty and transparency, striving to integrate God into every area of our lives, including our sexuality. In this plan, Dr. Doug Weiss offers encouraging prayers for you to break free from lust. Whether you are single, married, divorced, or widowed, you can make a choice to live with sexual integrity - and this choice can impact those around you and future generations.

Throughout this study, Paul is encouraging us to stay in step with the Spirit and follow the way of Jesus. Don't go your own way—that never works. Rather, we'll look at how Scripture impacts our lives, and why it matters so much to move toward it and live in pursuit of Christ.

We all know that we should read our Bible, pray, and be the church, but what if we actually started doing that? Zúme Accountability Groups are small groups of 2 to 4 people that don’t just want to be hearers of the word, but doers! If you want simple and practical “HOW TO” steps to be and do what Jesus called, commanded, and created us for then start this plan. 

What makes a mind beautiful? We can all feel captive to defeated, insecure, fearful thoughts. But when we choose to renew the landscape of our mind with the truth of our identity in Christ, we find the Holy Spirit empowers us with new hope and authority which will revolutionise our lives and break enemy lies. This plan by Beautiful Minds is for women who seek that new place of freedom.

From our "Summer at New Life" series, this plan includes daily scripture reading and video devotionals that give insights into the scripture.

Many believers, even after putting their faith in Christ, still live under the weight of guilt and condemnation. They remain unsure of their acceptance before God. They do not understand that faith in Christ brings the righteousness of God as a gift. So they continue to search for means to earn righteousness. Yet righteousness is not a reward to achieve, but a gift to receive. If you struggle with guilt, shame and condemnation, these reflections will help you see how the gift of righteousness enables you to live above guilt and above the power of sin.

Join Charles Spurgeon for this 13-day devotional through the book of Galatians, featuring notes and commentary from the CSB Spurgeon Study Bible. “He is not far from understanding the gospel theme in all its ramifications, its outlets and its branches, who can properly tell the difference between law and grace.” —C. H. Spurgeon