Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 139:9

Fear - a distressing emotion aroused by impending danger, evil, pain, etc., whether the threat is real or imagined. When we look to God and remember what He has done in our lives, we can walk confidently through our circumstance and know that he is always with us. Here are some reminders of who God is and that will build your faith and leave no room for fear. -Red Rocks Worship

What is God trying to show us when we go through hard times? That we are picked for His purpose! Author Mel Menzies knows only too well about pain and suffering, having lost a daughter to drug addiction, been married to an adulterous husband and suffered since birth with an undiagnosed disease. In this study she shows how we can still bear fruit during the hard times.

“Search me Lord, and know my anxious thoughts.” The 139th Psalm has some of the Bible’s most beloved passages, reminding us that we are fearfully and wonderfully made, and thoroughly known by God. In this Bible Basics Explained series, Kris Langham explores what the Bible teaches about anxiety and opens Psalm 139 to remind us that we are fully known and fully loved. Audio guides by Through the Word.

God has gone before us and protects us from behind. He has our battles already handled. He has the blindside covered. He isn’t surprised by curveballs. This focused 3-day devotional will leave you encouraged in the truth that God is the provider of the exact portion, the exact measure, for your life.

Which Jesus do you follow? What does He believe? Or perhaps just as important, what do you believe about Him and what is your relationship like with Him? In this 3-day devotional, pastor and beloved worship leader Jonathan Stockstill introduces you to an encounter with the real-life Son of God—the One who loves you more than you could ever imagine.

A devotional inspired by RESPECT, written by Tasha Cobbs Leonard.

The world would lead us to believe that fitness is all about self-glorification. This Fitness Devotional wants to change that narrative and turn your workout time into a time of God-glorifying physical and spiritual growth. You’ll unpack biblical principles that relate to combining faith with fitness. Then, each day, you’ll apply what you read through a FaithFit workout combining bodyweight exercise with Scripture-based encouragement.

Life in this world can be hard, overwhelming, and exhausting at times. But Jesus calls us to rest in Him, to breathe in the joy He offers, to drink refreshing streams of His love, forgiveness, and grace. Jesus invites us to come to Him as we are, in all our emotions. Spending time with our Good Shepherd revives, repairs and renews us--it restores our very souls.

The Christian faith offers us an identity that is received as a gift from God, not achieved by our efforts. We don’t have to chase after meaning or compare ourselves to others because we know God created each of us in his image, uniquely and for a purpose. This Bible Plan is part 2 of 8 designed to go along with Feed’s “Foundations” small group series.

If you struggle with depression, emotional pain, or thoughts of suicide, you need to know there is hope. You can heal and overcome what you are facing. Whether your pain is due to past experiences or current circumstances, God can help you. This 3-day devotional plan offers encouragement to begin your journey to healing.