Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to John 10:14

The same way winning a marathon requires a high level of physical fitness, we must be spiritually fit in order to run well the life God has set before us. Over the next 5 days, you’ll be conditioned to run this race to win. We’ll face the hurdle of hopelessness head on. We’ll discover how to stay encouraged and keep our fires burning for God no matter what challenges await.

A person’s name is his or her first identifier. Have you noticed that a person, more often than not, takes on the characteristics of their name? We see this a lot in the Bible – but have you looked at your own name and its meaning? Plan 10 is the significance of Jesus calling Himself “I AM”. Do we take comfort in knowing Jesus is WHO He says He is?

This study will look at how all people want happiness and how we naturally look for happiness in the wrong places. It will show readers how they can access the true happiness found only Christ.

When it comes to the subject of God’s voice, there has been much said about the “still small voice” of God. Yes, God can speak in whispers, but He also knows how to shout if He has to. Some of you find hearing God’s voice a hard thing. You strain and struggle to hear the whisper. I have good news, God can shout if He needs to.

So much of our confusion and pain comes from not knowing God. We may know about Him without fully knowing what He says about Himself. One way to get to know God personally is to spend time studying His biblical names. For the next five days, we are going to study five names of the Lord so that we might draw closer to the One who knows us completely!

Author and speaker Carlos Whittaker says, “What if I told you that a mild faith can blow up into a wild faith? Here’s the truth: You can wake up every single morning and sprint into a day filled with miracles, signs, and wonders.” In this devotional Whittaker shows five biblical ways to enter rest, enter war, and finally Enter Wild.

One of the most beloved passages in the Bible is Psalm 23. This Psalm has comforted and encouraged countless people over the centuries. It unveils a beautiful picture of how God wants to guide and bless us throughout our lives. In this 5-Day Bible Plan, Evangelist Matt Brown shares key lessons from this beloved chapter of the Bible.

Have you ever asked yourself why we pray? Join Dr. Jim Denison of the Denison Forum on this five-day reading plan as he expounds on what the Bible says about the power of prayer.

Do you or a loved one struggle with addiction, mental illness, suicidal thoughts, or self-injury? The root of your pain may be loneliness. When you apply the practices from this reading plan, you’ll start to develop habits that move you from isolation to connection. These five days will begin to guide you, the people you love, and the community you live in toward a richer, fuller, healthier life.

When we think of productivity, we may look to entrepreneurs, CEOs, and productivity authors. How often, however, does Jesus come to mind? He traveled vast areas, reached an immeasurable number of people, and even today is one of the most revered persons ever to have lived. He is also our friend and Savior. Learning to be more productive may begin then, as in all things, with following him.