Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 19:1

This unique reading plan includes devotion content and a matching series of prayers from the Reverend Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-92). He was England's best-known preacher for most of the second half of the nineteenth century. Stage actor, Doug Whitely (http://www.preachersofthepast.com/), who portrays famous preachers from the past, beautifully voices these prayers.

Some of the toughest questions life throws at us are often some of the simplest to answer Scripturally. This short devotional will examine three such “meaning of life” questions – Is there a God? What does He want? How do we respond? – through the lens of one of the Bible's smallest passages, Psalm 19.

It aims to answer questions concerning faith in God that is raised by atheists who tends to use science (rather wrongly) to justify that there is no God 

In this insightful reading plan, renowned pastor and author Tony Evans explains how everything we do is according to God’s greater purpose, and it all works according to His will for our good and His glory.

What do you notice in the world around you that reminds you of God? I pray these meditations will remind you to encounter the works of God and His glory. Recall that the broken person you may see in the mirror is, in fact, perfect now in the eyes of God. How might God start to use you to remind and tell others of His glory? Meditate on these things.

The pilot episode tells the story of Dr. Ard Louis, professor of Theoretical Physics at Oxford University. He speaks about how faith and science are complementary and what scripture shook him.

Share this leadership devotional with others as Vance K. Jackson leads listeners in this timely and powerful message. For the Heavens declare the Glory of God. May your life reflect the Glory and Character of God. For you are the handiwork of God. You are His workmanship and He cares about every detail of your life. Let God lead your heart as you read this powerful message.

Voices are everywhere, each one competing for our attention. Daily we are faced with so many different voices, and the choice is our daily, which will I listen to today? In this devotional, we will be looking at how we can tune in and listen better to the Voice of God!

Throughout the Scripture, we see God’s heart to reveal Himself to the world. God displays this in His creation, character, and love in many ways, to many people. Whatever the method, God wants to know you and be known by you. Over the next four days, explore several promises in the Bible that will help you realize God’s desire to reveal His glory and true love to your heart.

Believers need to study God’s Word and pray regularly. Many Christians wonder how to make these personal spiritual exercises effective. This devotional discusses the time, purpose, and content of our daily devotionals. It also discusses the variety of opportunities God has given us to worship Him individually. Every Christian should learn to engage in effective spiritual training that will profit them for this life and the life to come.