Tasuta lugemisplaanid ja palveraamatud seoses Hebrews 2:14

This study, through the book of Hebrews, is designed to help believers in Christ Jesus live a victorious life of faith. It is called Faith Adventures because this study is derived from Chingtok Ishaku's book titled Faith Adventures.

The purpose of the advent season is to prepare us to celebrate and experience afresh the birth of our Savior. This study is designed to walk you through the reasons and implications of why Christ came to this world and how that affects us on a daily basis.

This plan will explore what the letter of Hebrews can teach us in four different areas. 1) WHO GOD IS: God’s character and nature 2) WHO WE ARE: the identity of humanity and/or followers of Jesus 3) WHAT WE BELIEVE: core Christian doctrines 4) HOW WE LIVE: putting faith into action

Fear has an author. Understanding this is crucial if we are going to stand against the strategies used to provoke fear. Fear comes to steal, kill and destroy. But God gives life to the full. This reading plan seeks to give you tools for fighting fear and living free because God has not given us a spirit of fear but power, love and a sound mind.

Jesus doesn’t just tell us how to fight through the hard things in life—He shows us with His actions. Whether it’s taking His disciples to the edge of darkness or facing the enemy on the highest mountain, Jesus declares victory, and He gives us that same authority to fight our battles too!

While the Old Testament priest advocated for the people before God, he was still a sinner. Christ, on the other hand, is our sinless high priest who has nevertheless walked in our shoes, experienced our temptations, and felt an earned and complete sympathy for us. He is not only priest but sacrifice, purchasing our forgiveness; and not only does He forgive, but His Spirit transforms us. He is indeed a Great High Priest!

Sneezing Jesus leads you through the often-overlooked humanity of Jesus found in the Gospels. As an image bearer of God, discover how Jesus modeled what true humanity can (and must) look like for each of us.

Can God still have a place in a world ruled by science and technology? How can there be a God of love given so much appalling suffering in this world? This plan, written by author John Houghton, seeks to answer the difficult questions and invites the reader to discover a relationship with God for themselves.

Near the end of his life, John, the last living apostle, wrote a Gospel. And it seems some people were distorting it. John writes to believers caught in the aftermath, bringing clarity and commentary on what he wrote. He shows them what it looks like to be people of light and life instead of people of death and darkness. This plan takes us through 1 John and how to live in the face of distorted Christianity.

Christians are different. They can’t help it. When you’re in Christ and filled with the Spirit, it changes you. This leads to weird ideas and alternate beliefs about reality. This series of 5-day plans uses classic Christian Creeds as a vehicle to explain the Christian worldview compared to the world’s and help us see reality through Jesus’s eyes.

You can’t know how to live until you’ve settled the question of how to die. Death is our inevitable destination and our great fear—yet the Scriptures teach that it’s not the end, nor is it so fearsome as we may have imagined. When Christ defeated the power of death, He gave us a hope for the life to come and courage for life today.

Do you sometimes wonder if Jesus is close to you, even in the messy, broken parts of your story? The answer is yes. In fact, our flaws and frailty can lead us to the God who draws near to the very humanity we so often despise. Wherever you find yourself right now, rest assured, Jesus will meet you there.

What do you do when death feels near — not just physical death, but the slow suffocation of a life crushed by suffering, illness, grief, or despair? If you are fighting to survive, this plan is for you. If you have wondered whether it is worth going on, this plan is for you. Over 5 days, we follow one man's brush with death and arrive at the truth that changes everything: you will not die, but live.

On Christmas, Christians rejoice in the birth of Jesus, their Savior. Christmas is a time of celebration where we are blessed to see the fulfillment of God’s promise, giving us his only Son as our Savior. This six-day devotion series focuses on preparing, celebrating, and the true meaning of Christmas.

This reading plan features seven doctrines of the Christian faith representing some of the more thought-provoking and often perplexing questions about God and our world. Articles are excerpted from the "Doctrine 101" feature in the NIV Understand the Faith Study Bible.

One man’s life changed the course of history for billions across the globe. Who is this man and what difference does it make? This seven-day devotional explores the life of Jesus Christ and explains why understanding his identity is central to understanding yours. This discipleship tool will enable you to better understand and articulate your faith in Jesus and equip you to walk non-believers through a clear gospel message. 

Was Jesus murdered? Was He the victim of a plot? Who is responsible for the death of Jesus? How can the death of Jesus be called Good Friday? And if it is good, then  should we mourn or celebrate? Find answers to these questions in this 7 day reading plan.

Jesus — Is there anyone greater? NO! This is Part One of Nine devotional plans walking us through the Book of Hebrews. This first part sets the stage of Jesus’ Greatness and shows what sets Him apart. God’s people faced a tough choice — follow Jesus and lose everything, or go back. Is following Jesus worth losing so much? We find ourselves asking — and responding — to the same question today. 

Grief is real—and it hurts. It isn’t something you can ignore, bury beneath the demands of daily life, or wish away overnight. You have to work through it. Rest assured, you can get beyond your grief. God doesn’t expect you to go through it alone—He promises to be with you every step of the way.

The Bible tells us, “Don’t worry,” “Fear not!” How do we do this practically? Based on research about feelings in the New Testament, author Dr. Matthew Elliott explains what fear is. When is it healthy? When can we banish it permanently? Rather than feeling overwhelmed by emotions, we can understand the beliefs and values fear reveals in us. When we do, we will be on our way to living fear-free.

There’s no way to sugarcoat it—something’s not right. Each morning we wake to a steady stream of pain. We scramble to comfort ourselves. But we know a better day is coming—a day when wrong things will be undone. And God’s promises start here and now. This 7-day devotional from Andrew and Wendy Palau will refresh you with living hope and inspire you to share Jesus with a world in pain.

What happened between Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection? Why did He have to suffer and die? And how did He defeat death? This reading plan takes you into the deeper meaning of the cross. Discover how Jesus’ death not only paid the price for our sins but also claimed the definitive victory over death and the devil. Through Scripture readings and reflections, you will gain a broader view of Christ as the Conqueror—the key to a life without fear.

This week, we will discuss suffering. We praise God that Jesus is with us in our suffering, but we will also learn that suffering can actually produce some very spectacular things in a man's life if we lean into Jesus in the midst of our pain. Written by Tim Bergmann.

Men honor sacrifice, and we honor Jesus' death. Men respect victory, and we rejoice in the resurrection of the tomb. But men also value strength, and we are promised that we get to share in the same strength that God displayed when He raised Jesus from the dead (Ephesians 1:19-21). This week, we will explore that strength, displayed in the resurrection, and what it means for men today. Written by Chris Walker

Many long to know God, but where do we begin? With our experiences? Our questions? Our assumptions? This seven‑day journey invites you to start somewhere deeper: with revelation. Through Scripture, story, and reflection, you’ll explore how God makes Himself known—through His Word, His names, His metaphors, His incarnation, His Spirit, and ultimately, through worship. Each day builds a clearer picture of a God who is not distant or silent, but present, speaking, and inviting you into relationship. If you’re ready to move beyond second‑hand ideas and encounter the living God for yourself, this plan is for you!