Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 27:1

As Christians, we know God has delivered us from a spirit of fear, and as you work through this plan our prayer is that you will be encouraged and that you will end the plan with confidence in the power and plan of our mighty God.

Anxiety, fear, loneliness and depression have risen drastically over the last few years. The Psalmists were no strangers to these emotions. However, they learned to unleash the extraordinary power of praise to overcome. Discover the secret to calm in these devotionals from the Psalms.

Doubt can drown you, but doubt can also be drowned by you. Great men of faith like Abraham, Zachariah, Philip, Peter, and Thomas had moments of doubt in their walk of faith. At times, doubt occurs when what we expect is not happening; and, when what shouldn’t be happening is happening. Learn 5 tips to help you overcome doubt.

What is joy? We can receive fleeting moments of it from time to time, but there is only one source of true, lasting joy—and that’s our Savior, Jesus. When everyday life fills us with uncertainties, we can learn to count it all joy by turning to God and His Word.

A study on the Dominion of Christ by John L. Cooper of Skillet.

A 5 day devotional from Passion Music surrounding their new album "Burn Bright." Follow along to learn about the inspiration for these songs.

If you are a husband or father, then you are in a war—because war has been declared on the biblical family. Today, leading a family through the chaos of American culture is like leading a small patrol through enemy-occupied territory. But Jesus is not asking you to die for your family; He’s asking you to live for them.

For generations, the Psalms have been a source of comfort and hope, giving voice to our desire to love God faithfully, our need for his strength, and our longing to see His kingdom come. They are, as C.H. Spurgeon said, a banquet for the soul. In this five-day plan, adapted from "Spurgeon and the Psalms," feast upon select psalms alongside devotional wisdom from "the prince of preachers."

Do you start each year with the best intentions, only to abandon your resolutions and goals again and again? It is time for all that to end! But it is not going to happen by accident. As you learn to be intentional with your spiritual life, avoid worry, increase your faith, and focus on others, you will discover the life you are meant to live. This year could be your best year ever!

God has a plan for your life. When you consider all that lies ahead, it can be difficult to trust that things will work out the way you want. God knows the future, He knows you, and He knows exactly what you need. “For I Know the Plans” is a powerful statement, He created you just the way you are for a specific purpose. Let’s dive in and discover.