Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Daniel 4:34

What Am I Doing Here is a follow-up study to the Jeff Scott Wood plan, Good Dreams... God Dreams. In this study, you will find the biblical answer to the question with which so many of us battle.

Where does our power and motivation as leaders come from? As Christian leaders, we must acknowledge that apart from God, we are nothing. This four-day devotional helps us practice the lifelong exercise of turning from pride to humility, rebellion to obedience, and fear to empowerment, turning our gaze from our earthly Babylons toward the heavenly Jerusalem.

Leading under normal circumstances and in normal conditions is tough enough. But leading people through times of disruption and uncertainty is not for the faint of heart. In this plan, Andy Stanley shares three essentials for navigating uncertainty because it’s a permanent part of life and the leadership equation. It’s why the world needs leaders.

This video plan takes a look at the life of Daniel. He is an excellent example of how to stay true to your convictions and your faith even in difficult situations.

Politics can make us anxious, angry, and worried, but it doesn't have to. As followers of Christ, we are citizens of another Kingdom—a Kingdom of love, joy, hope, and peace. This devotional by Joël Malm will help you stay calm, cool, and collected in the middle of the storm of politics.

Thanksgiving holiday brings both joy and conflict when family members or relatives gather together. In this 5-day plan, Temi Michael-O shares how to fight for family this Thanksgiving and beyond. You will learn how to manage conflict, share the gospel, and keep your love on as you celebrate Thanksgiving.

How do we as Christians live in a secular culture, much less one which is become more and more godless each day? Larry Osborne's book Thriving in Babylon shows us how Daniel did it using Hope, Humility, and Wisdom.

Does God have an answer for anxiety? Do we have to be medicated to cope, or is there a biblical solution for the anxieties of the soul? The God of the Bible cares for hurting people. This is seen in both the Old Testament and in the New. In the person of Jesus, mankind meets the God of all mercy face to face. 

Has someone ever given you a gift that was too generous to accept? Did you wonder about the person's motives? We often miss out on God's great gifts because we struggle to accept them. In this Plan, we will examine some of the reasons why God daily lavishes us with such generosity. I hope that it helps you to enjoy God's gifts to the full every day.

How can we as entrepreneurs contribute to the happiness and well-being of all those involved with our company? Where do we find our own happiness and contentment? The biblical cities of Babylon and Jerusalem form the basis of this first series. They are symbols for two ways of thinking about happiness and business.