Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Colossians 3:15

The challenges of everyday life can sometimes overwhelm us. Yet the Bible constantly reminds us of the importance of maintaining peace in all circumstances. In this plan, I'll explore the deeper meaning of God's peace and how it can work in our lives, guiding our every action.

In part 2 of 4 of the Feed Catechism's Character Calling series, we will explore the relationship between accepting and receiving God’s love and loving others. We will see how commandments 5-7 provide instruction and help us dive past the literal into what it looks like in our everyday lives, taking shape within our personal character.

The peace of Christ is what we should be looking for in difficult situations. But what does this mean in concrete terms? I simply want to answer this question biblically, and encourage you to grow in this peace.

There are some seasons in life when loneliness threatens to overtake your heart, mind, and life. If you feel that way, there is hope! Through this plan, we will look at three common circumstances where loneliness creeps in and how we can use godly truth and wisdom to overcome it!

God’s Word tells us that He offers peace “which transcends all understanding” (Philippians 4:7 NIV). In this four-day study, you and your children will take a close look at the areas in our lives where we can experience that peace. Each day includes a prayer prompt, brief Scripture reading and explanation, hands-on activity, and discussion questions.

WORSHIP is a grand and ever compasing word. This 4 days reading plan-devotional will tell us what is it and how people of the Bible were called to worship the God of heaven.

In Colossians, Paul writes one of the most beautiful cases for Christ anywhere in the New Testament. The theme is the Lordship of Jesus Christ and His sufficiency in meeting our needs. This guide will address overcoming worry as we root ourselves in Jesus through devoted prayer.

Hi God (It s Me Again) is for those moments when we need to stop, be still, and remember who God is. We know we should go to God amidst the craziness, but how can we find the time? And once we get with him, what do we even say?

Sometimes when life feels mundane, we succumb to the weariness of every unmet expectation, unfulfilled dream, and unanswered prayer. In this reading plan, Wendy Pope takes you on a journey with Paul to discover anew His call to live the life Jesus died to give—the immeasurably more life. Along the way, you'll discover three words that can revitalize your relationship with Christ: yes, no, and maybe.

As Christ followers, we have a new life in Christ. But, what does that mean? In this Bible Plan, you’ll learn what a new life in Christ is, how to root out the junk by planting in Christlike qualities, and how to say and do everything as if we were doing it for Christ Himself.