Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Acts 17:27

Regardless of our age, we often long for someone else’s life, especially when the going in our own life gets a little tough. Like the woman who can’t wait to be married; or the couple who can’t wait to have a child; or the teenager who can’t wait to get out of his parents’ house and live on his own. But it’s on the waiting that God perfects our soul.        

David Platt believes that the truths of the gospel should compel us to a contrite, compassionate, and courageous personal response to social issues in the culture. This study is a pointed yet winsome call for readers to faithfully follow Christ in countercultural ways. There will be a cost. There will be a reward. Do Christians in the contemporary church have the courage to counter the culture?

Christians who travel frequently face the daunting challenge of fulfilling Jesus’ Great Commission while traveling. It’s vital that they remain grounded in this mission as the scenery of their lives constantly changes. Paul the Apostle is the greatest example of a successful Christian Ambassador. He consistently shared the Gospel in his travels. Acts 17:16-34 reveals his basic toolbox of ministry principles that every traveling believer can incorporate into their lives.

The story of Ruth and her mother-in-law, Naomi, is one of love, hope and redemption. Through a series of challenging circumstances, these women found the need to relocate to a faraway land. This story is one repeating itself throughout the world today. Whether we are the ones on the move or those welcoming new neighbors, how will we allow God’s providence to work in our lives and those around us?

Every company has a Chief Human Resource Officer (CHRO) or an equivalent, overseeing all aspects of people management. Naturally, employees look to the HR on career matters. Believers, however, can confidently look to God as our ultimate CHRO. For only He has the holistic, long-term view, placing us at the right place, at the right time, to meet the right persons for very specific kingdom purposes.

Most Christians have discovered that only God can fill the void in our souls that the world has never been able to fill. However, we frequently try to live by the world system. We still esteem those who have wealth, power, and fame. We still long for pleasures, adventures, and conquests. For the next 5 days, we will discover God's Life Plan as we explore 5 S's.

The Bible speaks repeatedly to God’s heart for those who are refugees—individuals who have been forced by persecution to flee their country of origin and take up residence in a new land. This reading plan is adapted from Seeking Refuge: On the Shores of the Global Refugee Crisis.

We live in such a diverse world! But did you ever think that the world could guide you deeper into an understanding of God’s Word? This devotional combines amazing infographic content, Scripture and biblical perspective! In this devotional you have 7 days of exploring the world from Brazil to Indonesia to Ukraine, through Buddhism to Islam, each day finding God at work in amazing ways around us and through us.

The world is a crazy place and it only seems to become stranger as it turns further away from God. How do we react when the culture we live in rejects the Gospel? In Acts 17, the Apostle Paul confronts a society that worships everything from reason to instant gratification. Only God knows the hearts, but he uses you to transform lives.

Are you tired of feeling ignored, passed over, and uncertain of your future? Are you longing for someone to choose you for romance, a school, or for a job opportunity? Do you continue to let rejection write your story? In this seven-day devotional, discover your identity as chosen by Jesus, for Jesus and the incredible chosen life He has for you right where you are.