Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to John 14:27

Chapter 9 of the book God Loves You explains the meaning of the Holy Spirit's person and work.

"Does anybody even care about me at all?" Yes. God's love for you endures forever.

God is there for you during this most difficult time. In the midst of uncertainty, and not knowing what lies ahead, God's light will lead the way.

Sometimes it can be hard to remember God's eternal plan. Read his Word and set aside some quiet time to reflect on the fact that he is in control.

There's no shame in being sad. The life we've been given was never promised to be free of pain or sorrow. It is critical however that during the times we are hurting most, we run to God and his Word for peace and comfort.

"Is worry ruining your life? It doesn't have to! Choose to elevate God's word above your circumstances. Kimberly Taylor's 7-day devotional helps you gain greater peace, security, and confidence. Get encouraged to face life's challenges with grace - one inspirational thought at a time. "

Kari Jobe believes that "when you get down to the very bare bones of worship, it is about us being thankful for the cross and magnifying the name of Jesus above all names". In this 7-Day devotional brought to the Bible App in partnership with The Overflow, Kari shares her heart on the biblical application to 7 songs from her Dove award winning album "MAJESTIC".

This plan helps you discover tangible things you can do to experience more of God’s peace no matter your circumstances. Adapted from Finding the Peace God Promises by Ann Spangler.

Most Christians know that being fluent in Hebrew would improve their understanding of the Bible but who has time to learn Hebrew? In this seven-day devotional, you will learn enough key Hebrew words to transform the way you read scripture, and how you apply it in your daily life. Each day’s devotion includes a helpful image that can be shared on social media.

Much of what Jesus taught and stood for clashes with popular politically correct notions that want to redefine and reinterpret the person and teachings of Jesus—and ultimately the Christian faith—so that neither step on anyone’s sensitivities. Jesus, however, calls us to be salt and light, not chameleons. If we are Christ’s representatives, changing colors may allow us to blend in, but it will be at the expense of our integrity and Jesus’ admonition for us to follow his words, which are life. We need to grasp hold of a faith that is THE center of our lives and meets us in the trenches of life. That faith acts as a filter for what we experience daily—in media, entertainment, politics, relationships, and yes, even in the church. The Politically Incorrect Jesus addresses issues and ideologies in our current cultural climate, juxtaposed with the clear teachings of Jesus, so readers can embrace being who God designed them to be—men and women of counterculture faith, making a difference in a counterfeit world.