મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Daniel 1:1થી સંબંધિત મનન

When you hear the word, “obey,” what does it make you think of? Find out what it meant to different people in the Bible, and the great things it can mean for you!For Parents: Your child will have a deeper understanding of each day’s reading and questions if you complete this plan with them. This plan includes several games to play for verse memorization. You may want to supervise use of materials.

Over and over we talk about excellence in the Body of Christ. The Bible implores us, in all our trades, skills, and gifts, to master and perform our work skillfully. In this 3-Day Study we will look specifically at the call for believers to master their craft to the glory of God and for the good of his people.

Courage, faith and determination are qualities most of us want to grow in, but how can we do that? With this 3-day devotional by Tammy Hotsenpiller, you’ll learn about three giants of the faith who excelled in these areas as the Holy Spirit led them to stand up for God during their day and age.

Daniel and his friends boldly stood for truth, even when it cost them everything. This three-day plan is drawn from one of the most beloved books in the Bible and is provided by The Kooman Brothers as a read-along to their new epic film, DANIEL: THE MOVIE. Each day includes an excerpt of the film script based on a key moment from Daniel's story, a reflection on scripture, and prayer and action points. Get inspiration from the ancient text as you're challenged and empowered to stand for truth in these times.

As Christians in the workplace, we are called to creative discipleship—a lifelong learning about our context and discerning God's Word within it. But we cannot be creative disciples alone. Through this four-day devotional, join hands across time with Daniel, an exile in Babylon who persevered in a challenging workplace, navigated difficult relationships, and discovered the power of fellowship and prayer.

Is your life different from what you wanted? Does each day seem filled with second choices? In this reading plan based on Jeff Lucas's book Singing in Babylon, we'll look at what it means to live in exile, in a life that is full of second choices. By looking at the lives of Daniel and Jesus, you'll be inspired to find genuine joy even in the midst of life's disappointments.

You may be facing some fierce temptations today. But whatever the world threatens to do to you, remember the character of the God who knows your heart and stands by your side.

Christians in the workplace face many trials that threaten to destroy careers and test faith. The book of Daniel teaches us how to face trials with the power of God and maintain strong Christian ethics. This plan contains spiritual insights that will help you succeed, even in a hostile work environment.

The Daniel Difference challenges readers to be a pray-er in the midst of their busy and distracted life. Key Scripture passages from the book of Daniel model the determination and devotion seen in Daniel's life. May this biblical wisdom inspire each reader to make a decision to schedule prayer and grow in obedience to God.

This video plan takes a look at the life of Daniel. He is an excellent example of how to stay true to your convictions and your faith even in difficult situations.

What does it look like to live faithfully for God in the workplace? For the next five days, let the book of Daniel guide you into seeing the workplace through an eternal lens.

Faith is directing our confidence, trust, and belief toward something or someone. The Bible shows us many great examples of ordinary people who showed extraordinary faith in God. Throughout this Plan, we’ll learn about a few people in God’s Word that will show us how to live by faith.

As kingdom people what is our relationship to power? What kind of power do we have and what do we use it for? This plan explores a kingdom perspective of power versus an earthly perspective of power as demonstrated in the biblical account of Daniel.

How do we live as Christ-followers in a world that seems to be spinning out of control? The spiritual resolve of Daniel and his three friends sets an example for us of courage, confidence, and hope for God’s people then and now. Learn from Daniel how to live a life that glorifies and serves God with integrity and spiritual power in a godless society

What does it look like to remain faithful to God in a difficult environment? Daniel’s story begins when he is taken into captivity as a teenager. He became a refugee in Babylonia under King Nebuchadnezzar, who led the greatest superpower nation that had ever existed. Daniel’s life under Nebuchadnezzar teaches us how to remain faithful in the hardest situations and find joy even in suffering.

Embark on a 5-day journey through Daniel to uncover faith's strength in today's world. Reflect on Daniel's commitment, finding inspiration to navigate life with courage and unwavering faith. Join us in embracing the call to be strong, faithful men in a world longing for godly leadership.

We live in a culture that constantly pressures our faith, redefines values, and challenges our convictions. In this 5-day plan by Suki Kangas, we will learn from the Bible how God’s people showed courage while living in exile. Through their stories, we will discover how to remain firm when the world pressures and opposes us. You will learn how to put God first, trust Him in the fire, live in truth, serve with courage, and persevere each day.

A 5-Day journey alongside cross-cultural characters in the Bible. Today, many young people grow up navigating multiple cultures in different ways. Some, known as Third Culture Kids (TCKs), live outside their parents’ home country due to work or education, while others experience cross-cultural life through immigration, language differences, or minority identities. These overlapping experiences shape how they see the world. This Bible plan explores the stories of Moses, Daniel, Naomi, Joseph, and Jesus, who also lived cross-culturally, showing how God met them where they were and guided them with purpose, hope, and future.

In a four-day study, participants explore themes like God's plan diverging from human expectations, obedience amidst suffering, and navigating challenges. They examine Yahweh’s superiority over worldly plans, facing impossible situations, and recognizing God's methods of capturing attention. Topics include faithfulness under persecution (e.g., fiery furnace, lion's den), modern-day idols, pressures to conform, God's protection, and the necessity of courage, conviction, and Daniel's unwavering commitment to prayer.

Looking for a fresh beginning? Feeling dry and spent from the issues and pressures of life? Sometimes we need a little encouragement and biblical insight to inspire us toward a more passionate pursuit of Christ. In fact, there are times we’re not even thirsting for more of Him in our lives. But we don’t have to stay here. We can become thirsty again. This 6-day plan is here to help.

Life doesn’t always go as planned. Like Daniel, we often find ourselves standing between faith and pressure, calling and compromise. Faith Under Fire is a six-day journey inspired by Rev. David Ewagata’s Daniel Series, walking through stories of courage, conviction and great faithfulness. Each day explores how to stay anchored when culture shifts, how to live with integrity when compromise feels easier and how to trust God in both the furnace and the spotlight. This plan invites you to rediscover a faith that stands, because fire doesn’t destroy what’s real, it refines it.

What dominates the headlines doesn't have to dominate our hearts. There’s only one name that can bring the world together, and you won’t find it on a ballot. What we’re under changes us. Are you ready to start living Under God? Start this Life.Church Bible Plan inspired by Pastor Craig Groeschel’s messages.

If someone asked you, “What is the Kingdom of God?”, what would you say? It’s a big story—a whole Bible’s worth. But there is one place where you can see the story of the Kingdom—the past, the present, and the future—all come together: the book of Daniel.

WHAT IS FASTING? Fasting is giving up something for a specified number of days for a specific purpose. The type and length of the fast you choose is between you and God and should not be determined by what anyone else is doing. Fasting, prayer, and reading God's Word go hand in hand. When you fast, also pray for God's purpose and plan for your life to be revealed.

Eat this book is designed to help guide those who struggle with the basic approach to reading the Bible. This plan will guide each reader in four basic steps to navigate the scriptures. The goal is to make reading the Bible enjoyable, simple, and most importantly, personal.