Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 145:2

This three-day plan introduces children to one of the great songs of praise in the Bible: Psalm 145. They will explore the psalm and have the opportunity to use it as a way to praise God themselves. The plan complements the free children’s game app Guardians of Ancora.

Prayer is our lifeline to God and how we access the power of God in our lives. However, it is easy to get distracted in our culture saturated with technology. In this devotional plan, you will learn about the benefits of adding creativity to your prayer life to help you stay focused during your prayer time and cultivate deeper intimacy with God as you meditate on His Word.

How to live in Holy fear, but not fear of the Holy

David D. Ireland, PhD provides a framework that elevates your prayer life as a parent, while also passing along the secrets of prayer to your little ones so they too may become spiritual giants over time. To learn more about Dr. Ireland’s teaching, visit http://TinyURL.com/ChildWhoPrays.

WHO should worship God? WHAT should our worship do? WHEN should we praise God? WHERE should we praise God? WHY should we praise God?

Jesus quoted the Psalms more than any other book in the Old Testament. It has been the church's hymn book for centuries. Dive deeper into the riches of the Psalms and discover how they help us live more fully and walk with God more honestly as we wrestle with anger and sadness, enemies and justice, life and death.

Roxanne has personally experienced the transforming power of a grateful heart. This world offers lots of opportunity for fear, stress, and anxiety. A grateful heart can offer a new lens for life. This plan discusses the life-giving mindset of gratitude and a grateful heart.

Our heavenly Father loves and longs to be with us every day. This five day devotional helps us to intentionally live our lives with Him and for Him. This plan also offers more than revelation, it provides a way for habitation. Intimately, we will experience the presence of God through His word and His unending love. Each day we will learn more about God and our hunger to dwell with Him will increase more and more.

God’s wants His people to walk in unity. But that unity is hindered when we judge, criticize, complain, gossip, or use sarcasm or negative words. This kind of speech brings death to our fellowship with other believers. In this seven-day devotional, author Tim Cameron encourages readers to fast from these kinds of words. In so doing, they can break chains of the past, restore relationships, and become offense-proof.

As we praise God today, let's keep in mind the heavenly worship service we'll one day take part in: “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain . . . !” (see Revelation 5:11-12). Here's how we praise, says Charles Spurgeon: “We simply say what [God] is! ‘You are this and You are that.’ There is no other praise.” Why not invite friends and family to “join the chorus” with you?