Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Ecclesiastes 5:10

If you worry about money but feel powerless against anxiety, this plan is for you. Each day offers concrete steps from the Bible that lessen the grip of financial anxiety.

When it comes to this subject of kingdom stewardship, many of us miss the point. But Tony Evans reminds us that it starts with understanding ownership. God doesn’t take us to court for theft when we act as owners over what He’s given us to manage. But we do lose out on the multiplicity of rewards, blessings and continued favor that come from living wisely as a kingdom steward.

If you are trying to get out of debt, it's important to know what the Bible says about it. Then use these three Biblical truths to build your faith since faith comes by hearing the word. As with any topic, once you have a solid understanding of what God has to say about the issue, then you can pray bold, faith-filled prayers and walk forward with God through any circumstance.

The Bible says that Solomon was the richest man who ever lived and also the wisest to ever live. It is estimated that his net worth was over $2 TRILLION. I think that makes him qualified to give financial advice, and we would be wise to learn some financial lessons from Solomon!

Sometimes the wisdom of this world is more like wizdumb. These video devotions point you to the true source of wisdom and guidance--God's Word.

Have you believed the lie that money will bring you satisfaction and happiness? Many people have, and so they spend their lives trying to increase their wealth. But what does Scripture say about our love of money? In this plan, Pete Briscoe dispels five myths concerning our beliefs about money and how God wants us to experience the true source of joy and happiness.  

Together for the first time in one reading plan, experience daily readings from such classic Christian thought leaders as Frederick Buechner, Henri Nouwen, Eugene Peterson, James Bryan Smith, and N. T. Wright.  

The wisdom of the Teacher continues in this chapter which addresses both worship that is true and genuine and worship of wealth. Those are both issues that are contemporary and still cause issues among believers today.

Have you ever struggled with your mental health, financial difficulties, or relationships and thought, 'where is God?' Or turned on the news to see chaos, war, and famine and wondered where He is in the midst of it all. This week we dive into the questions so many of us ask God at some stage in our journey.

In Ecclesiastes, the author attempts to find meaning and purpose in life. As we read, we see anguish and regret over failed attempts at happiness through wealth, fame, and achievement. Ultimately, he realizes that the purpose of humanity is to know God and enjoy what God has given us. Only God can provide the fulfillment for which our hearts and souls long.