Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Romans 8:28

Regrets. We all have them. Whether it be last week or last year, we long to make things right – to change direction, to begin again. The good news is this: You can escape the “Sorry Cycle” of longing and regret and start over. Give God the opportunity to redeem your regrets so you can see good come from life’s deepest disappointments. Yes, you can learn to live beyond your regrets!

In this video series, learn how the gospel of Jesus Christ cures our anxiety. Because our God is in control, we don't have to be. The pressure is off.

Has your life been shaken? Tossed by life’s storms? So has athlete Tim Tebow’s. In these devotionals he leads you on a path to finding a secure identity in God.

This video plan discusses common things that people say about their lives and about God himself that aren't necessarily true. What does God really say about these ideas and situations?

“Perhaps the most wonderful part of the book of Romans for me is in Romans chapter 8, where it summarizes how you change from the inside out—how you change deeply.” Spend five days walking through this majestic passage of Scripture with Timothy Keller and discover the perspective that transforms everything. This plan is taken from Explore Bible devotional.

Chazown—a Hebrew word for vision, is what God has in mind for your life. Discovering your chazown starts with examining your core values, spiritual gifts, and past experiences. This plan will help you identify common themes, bring clarity to your unique passions, and lead you to the purpose God has just for you. Start planning your next steps toward pursuing God's vision—His chazown—for your life today!

Bestselling author Sarah Young offers words of reassurance, comfort, and hope that will help you become aware of Jesus’ presence and enjoy His peace. Each day’s reading is drawn from Sarah’s book, Jesus Calling: Enjoying Peace In His Presence.

Children are a blessing from the Lord, no matter the circumstances surrounding their birth (Psalm 127:3).  If you are a father, thank God for it and decide right now that you are going to be what God wants you to be in your children’s lives, a visible, tangible illustration of Him, no matter what choices you’ve made to this point.  Being a good father really is not as complicated as you might think!  All you have to do is love your children like your Heavenly Father loves you.

Through these powerful daily readings, discover how God redeems, heals, and transforms through the love and power of Jesus Christ. This devotional is based on the book Prodigal Heart by Christine D'Clario.

ALL things are working for your good! As a believer, we are constantly faced with trials in our lives. Sometimes we may think that God is being unfair to us or may have even forgotten about us, but as we review the life of Queen Esther, I trust you will have a God perspective when the storms are raging, and fires keep igniting because ALL things are working for your good.