Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Genesis 17:9

If we want to have deep and intimate conversations with God, what would the incremental steps look like at the beginning of the relationship? Thankfully, we can read about the growing intimacy that Abraham had with God through some very interesting conversations in Genesis 15, 17, and 18. This plan will dive into these chapters to provide some keys ways we can grow closer to God.

Exhortation is a huge part of worship leading. Support your ministry on the platform by becoming familiar with the many facets of who God is. That way you can take what you know and share it with the people you are leading. This Bible plan is meant to introduce you to some of the uncommon names of God. Enjoy it individually or with your worship team and band.

God’s kingdom operates with a distinct culture: beginnings are small, progress may feel slow, but the vision is always big. God doesn't wait for visible evidence before declaring purpose—He speaks the end from the beginning. He reveals where you are going even while you are still learning how to start. Over these three days, you will discover why God calls you to speak according to His promise rather than your present size, how faith-filled words shape belief, and how aligning your words with God’s vision helps you grow into the future He has already revealed.

By disrupting negative parenting patterns you can give your children a positive childhood experience. This plan will help you explore and adopt parenting practices that promote spiritual and emotional intelligence in your children.

This 5-day devotional will walk alongside Abraham, examining how our forefather reacted and grew through the promises God worked in his life.  Often God calls his people into a new season, ripe with expectations, yet severely lacking in actual logistics. God loves to promise the unthinkable during the unimaginable. When nothing else seems like it could possible go wrong or be more parched… God shows up and gives hope. 

What a difference a name makes! Names identify and acknowledge things. They reveal, express, and exercise purpose. And the name of Jesus–name above all names–can transform our lives. Join Hassan Boyle for this five-day plan to discover what the Bible says about names. When we grasp their spiritual origin and significance, we’ll grow in wisdom and begin to understand what it means to live an abundant life.

Christmas is more than a holiday — it is the moment when the Creator steps into His own creation to restore it. In these five short devotionals, you’ll be invited to contemplate Christ who comes, the King who serves, the Shepherd who guides, the Lamb who gives Himself, and the Light that never fades. May this journey renew in you the conviction that the Gospel not only saves but also restores everything sin has broken — reaching every sphere of life and bringing all of creation under the lordship of Christ.

This five-day plan explores the principle of sacrifice as a foundation for purpose and effective Christian living. Drawing from biblical examples and practical ministry insights, it challenges believers to reflect on how they invest their time, resources, and energy for God. Whether you serve in church, in the marketplace, or in community projects, these devotionals will help you understand why sacrifice matters, how it aligns with divine ownership, and how it impacts your life and destiny. If you desire a life of impact, purpose, and reward, this plan is for you.

In volume 1 of Gospel Foundations – The God Who Creates , you will explore what happened “in the beginning” as God laid the foundation of the earth and then established a path for the redemption of His people through His covenant with Abraham. This study shows God’s good purpose in creation, specifically by positioning humankind to bear His image and glorify Him through our rule over creation, our relationships with Him and one another, and our work and service for Him. 

This reading plan examines humanity and covenant, Israel and covenant as well as salvation and covenant.