Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 1 Corinthians 12:7

In this reading plan, we’ll study the life of Hannah More—perhaps the most important writer you’ve never heard of. She used her unique gifts to find a better way to create meaningful change for the Kingdom, which eventually led to the abolition of slavery in the British empire.

In this Bible plan, we will discuss procrastination. We will take a deeper look at why we have this habit and how to break it with some biblical and practical tools.

God wants you to have a clear vision for your life! God didn’t save your life just to leave you aimless in life. This four-day study is going to equip you to discern the way God has wired you so that you can focus your effort on what matters most and take hold of the abundant life God has promised you.

Are you wanting to encounter the Holy Spirit? Come with us on this 4 day devotional as we explore the scriptures, highlighting all the ways that we can encounter the Holy Spirit today.

In these daily readings, Deven Wallace guides readers toward a biblically grounded perspective on motherhood, one focused on serving the family and our Lord God. This devotional is based on Wallace's book, The Warrior We Call Mom.

We are all given different gifts by God, and he designed each of us just the way he wants us to be. 

God tells us to bring our prayers and requests to him. This reading plan addresses some of the common issues that we can take to him.

Do you have questions about the Bible? How do we know it's all there? Why are there so many translations? Does it tell me what I need to know? This video series will help you find the answers by using the Bible itself. 

Bezalel explores the call, development, and destiny of the artist by looking at the job description of the first designer of the House of God. Each day challenges you to ask God questions that promote intimacy and artistic connection to draw out the God-given creativity within you.

Of all the apostles, Paul’s conversion/calling story was arguably the most notable and miraculous, his assignment to take the Gospel to the Gentiles the most unique, and the tangible results of his obedience the most impressive by human standards. Even so, Paul did not operate as a lone wolf, set apart from the pack and self-sufficient. On the contrary, this hero of the Christian faith understood the essential role his brothers and sisters played in his life and stayed connected to them even when his assignment to preach and live truth called him away for long stretches of time.