Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Genesis 1:28

Is work good or bad? This brief series of marketplace videos explores how God sees our work. God created work, this is the beginning of understanding why. Based on the book ‘Monday Memos’ by Mark Bilton.

God wants you to witness the miracles that continue to take place today. This four-day plan adapted from 'Miracles Happen!' by Joan Hunter will help raise your level of expectancy and open your eyes to God’s miraculous work.

In this reading plan, we’ll study the life of Hannah More—perhaps the most important writer you’ve never heard of. She used her unique gifts to find a better way to create meaningful change for the Kingdom, which eventually led to the abolition of slavery in the British empire.

This devotional gives you a closer look at the generous heart of God and how that should impact how you give to others.

The vocations represented in the characters of Christmas can teach us a lot about God and how our work is a means of co-laboring with “the newborn King.” In this four-day plan, we’ll look at the vocations of Joseph, Zechariah, Mary, and the shepherds to draw out applications for our own work today.

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.

Join us as we journey together to gain a kingdom perspective of the current idols and ideologies of our day. We want to help you grasp a gospel orientation of some of the idols most present in our lives today: self, lust and greed.

Though change is common in life, there’s One you can depend on Who doesn’t change. In troubling circumstances, God implores you not to throw away your confidence. God declares you are His, and He loves you. If you want a reminder of God’s fierce, life-giving, and world-overcoming love of you, this plan’s for you! Feel free to exhale, close your eyes, reflect on God’s faithfulness, and declare, “I Am Loved.”

This is an introduction in how to understand your identity in Christ. To figure out who we are, we have to go back to the original designer - God himself! Through that incredible journey of discovery, we not only find more about who God is, but we get to discover more about who we are as well.

While the Bible has plenty of warnings about the dangers of money, a holistic view of the verses about money indicate that poverty is not God’s desired alternative. Above all, it seems God wants our hearts. So, like John Wesley, we can earn all we can, with the right heart posture, to fund and finance Kingdom work and make an eternal impact.