Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Exodus 4:14

How often have you looked at someone else’s life, business, family, or ministry and felt a bit envious? If only I had what they have, my situation would be better. If I only had more money, more support, more confidence, more…I would be able to…I would not have to…When we dwell on what we do not have, we fail to see what we do have.

Jesus said we will not only do what He did but even greater things. This three-day plan focuses on a profound statement Jesus made about who you are and your ability to make a difference. It equips you with the truth to overcome obstacles that keep you from illuminating the world as God intended.

During this devotional, we will explore the Gospel as it appears in the first season of Ted Lasso.

Although you were excited about work before, everything’s different now. The pleasure has worn off. Opportunities pass you by. Bad bosses make it worse. And your paycheck doesn’t go quite as far as you want. Worse yet, it seems you’re stuck with this for life. Is that really God’s plan? Doesn’t He want better? This 4-day study digs in to the Bible to answer those questions and more.

We can learn a lot about how God grows our faith when we take a fresh look at Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush.

Fear. It drives so much of the world around us but God tells us that something else should drive us instead of fear. The Fearless Bible study gives us powerful Scriptural reminders of how and why not fear.

Waves of compassionate care are both beautiful and powerful . When we show active love through movements of caring, the light of Jesus shines for many people. Each of these devotionals contain a short audio message (1-2 minutes). The guests share ideas that you can use to develop a movement of caring and compassion . These ideas include being available, praying, empowering people and mentoring others.

When we approach God with our dreams and desires, we often focus on what we don’t have. We tell Him we could do more if He’d give us more skills or resources. We compare what we’ve been given to the gifts of others. And often, our patient Father responds with an unexpected question: What’s in your hands?

We can learn much from Moses, a leader who was born into a marginalized people group, resisted the injustices of Pharaoh, was denied the power of Egypt, and trusted God even when he did not fully understand where he was going. Join Natasha Sistrunk Robinson as she explores the spiritual and physical tensions of truth-telling, character, leadership development, and bridge building across racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, and gender lines.

This study will look at how God never leaves us or forsakes us. He is with us through all things.