મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને 2 Corinthians 12:7થી સંબંધિત મનન

We live under a daily assault of thoughts and ideas–some true and some false. And perhaps the most dangerous ideas we allow to live in our minds are the lies we believe about ourselves. They magnify failure, steal our joy, keep us from love, and prevent us from realizing all of God’s plans for us. Join us as we call out the lies and replace them with God’s truth.

God’s plan for the church is a body that represents “every nation, tribe, people and language.” Sadly, this is not how the church looks. In this plan, pastors John Siebeling and Wayne Francis encourage you to start to dialogue about this important issue. God and Race probes the meaning of racial reconciliation and helps you be a positive force to move beyond hate and injustice, to equality and love.

We are living in unprecedented times where seemingly nothing is predictable. As believers, however we know that our God still reigns, and his plans will come to pass! And as we rest on his sovereignty, we understand that God uses unexpected encounters to bring unexpected blessings! Lean in with Pastor John F Hannah as he highlights God's unexpected ways throughout scripture that can encourage us in this season of unpredictably!

"At times God puts us through the discipline of darkness to teach us to heed Him. Song birds are taught to sing in the dark, and we are put into the shadow of God’s hand until we learn to hear Him...” Oswald Chambers

Loneliness. Rejection. Fear that you will never find a spouse. Wondering if something is wrong with you. Questioning if God really has a plan. Singleness brings many difficulties. But singleness doesn’t have to be a time of hardship. God has a wonderful purpose for it. This week’s devotion dives into the comfort we have through God to help us find joy and contentment in our single lives.

Are you finding your life journey to be difficult? Are you feeling as though you are in a dark tunnel and there seems to be no way out? Are you feeling as though you are losing hope and are close to giving up? If you are in a difficult season right now, especially if you are battling cancer, this 40-day reading plan will help you to walk victoriously with God.

There’s an understanding that you can only worship in church or in the setting where there are people and band and singers. Whether or not we realize it, we are robbing ourselves of a very important part of our existence. Worship is like air to us. Just like water is to fish, so is worship to us. And the more you do this exercise is the more you’ll see how vital it is. Every day we will learn something new to incorporate into our daily meditation, prayer and worship routine. I know it will make a huge difference in your life.

In this plan, Heidi Wysman continues her study of Paul, in particular, how we can find hope by watching and learning from his life and the challenges he faced. His words and his teachings pointed to Jesus. And the simple message of Jesus – hope.

It is almost inevitable that, at some point, the direction your life takes does not line up with your expectations for your life. Often, the unexpected place you find yourself in leaves you waiting. In this reading plan, learn how to navigate uncharted territory and wait with hope, patience, joy, and even contentment as you lean into God, (re)discovering His Word and His ways as you wait.

Are you experiencing emotional or physical pain so deep that you wonder if the hurting will ever stop? In this devotional, neuropsychologist Dr. Michelle Bengtson shares compassionate biblical insights that give her hope in her own journey through unrelenting physical pain and depression. Above all, she reminds us that one day there will be victory on the other side of pain—and that you are not alone in your suffering.

Living on the earth as a human comes with limits. There are problems we feel powerless to change. Habits and relational patterns can leave us feeling stuck. And we long to control the situations that frustrate us. Join Andrew and Wendy Palau in this encouraging 5-day devotional and be encouraged that God's power meets us where our power ends. With Jesus Christ, change is possible.

Bad things happen in life, and we're often left wondering...why? Is God mad at me? Does He really hear my prayers? In this five-day series, Andrew and Wendy Palau tackle our most common faith struggles with empathy and grace. Let God meet you with His encouragement and reassure you that—yes—He cares about you deeply, and He'll never stop.

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.

Bestselling author Ruth Chou Simons guides readers who are restless in their current circumstances on a journey of growth, purpose, and pressing in.

Many of us experience a significant gap between the life we are living and the life we want. Pastor Greg Lindsey wants to take you on a journey to start changing that! Discover what God might have for you in the rest of your story.

In the midst of life’s busyness, we sometimes lose our sense of wonder about who God is. In these devotionals, Pastor Jack Mooring explores five attributes of God—love, joy, holiness, compassion, and faithfulness—to help us “re-image” God in our minds and hearts.

How much freer and more confident would you be if you didn’t self-edit, self-filter, or self-argue at every turn? How would your life unfold if you really believed—in mind, heart, and body—that almighty God loves you and has called you to this amazing life? This devotional is a biblically rich guide to getting your spirit back.

Entrusted leadership and influence is motivated to serve out of humility and gratitude for the gifts given to us by Christ. Entitled leadership and influence is motivated by rewards and status that come from position or title. In these devotionals, Donna Pisani encourages women to discover and use the God-given gifting they have been entrusted with.

This plan invites us to see weakness differently. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12, we learn that our vulnerabilities can reveal God’s strength. Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” reminds us that struggles often serve a divine purpose. Rather than viewing weakness as failure, we’re called to see it as a channel for God’s grace. Embracing humility and dependence on Him leads to spiritual growth and a deeper awareness of Christ’s power. As we face our own “thorns,” we can trust in God’s sufficient grace and find peace in knowing He works through our weakness for His glory.

Worship is more than just singing and praying. When we worship, we engage in a spiritual battle. Worship is a counterstrike against the forces of darkness and all their work in our broken, spiritually enslaved world. This plan focuses on that fight, and how to fight it. It’s the fourth of four plans on the spiritual battle of worship.

In the Christian life, it is when we are weak that we are strong in the strength of Christ.

Parenting a child with special needs or medical challenges can feel overwhelming. If you are feeling weary or discouraged, these Bible-based readings will remind you of the joy and strength God offers. Speaking from her own experience as a special needs mom, Camille Joy draws us back to the truth that God is with us, even in the hardest seasons.

This plan is designed to help readers embrace their true identity in Christ and learn how to live from that truth every day. Through carefully selected scriptures, encouraging reflections, and prayers, the reader will be invited to consecrate their heart, renew their mind and grow in spiritual maturity. Created by Christopher B. Coleman

Growing in faith means more than cleaning up outward behaviors or smiling through difficulties and doubts. To become like the Savior takes a deep, inner transformation—one that leads to greater peace and joy in our lives and also spills out to bless others. Let’s look at one key aspect of the life of faith—humility—and some ways we can develop it as we walk with Jesus.

While Nero and Paul were first-century contemporaries whose lives eventually intersected, the recklessly evil Roman emperor and the radically transformed apostle of Jesus Christ could not have been more different. Let’s take a closer look at five of the most significant distinctions between these men, and the impact that their choices had on the people who were either ruthlessly destroyed or immeasurably blessed by their actions and words. Based on the book Nero and Paul by Kathie Lee Gifford with Dr. Bryan Litfin