મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Exodus 3:7થી સંબંધિત મનન

Who am I? The question of identity. A hot-button topic, to be sure. It's a question that often leads us to other pressing issues like, "What is my purpose?" "Does my life even matter?" In this reading plan, Carol Eskaros examines passages in Scripture when other great men of God grappled with their identity and what they learned - it just might surprise you!

There is a war for the love of God. This all-out war makes perfect sense since loving God is the first and most important commandment. This vital ingredient -love is how the world will know we are Christians. The Daily Nuggets of Grace is a tool to help Christians remove barriers like guilt, shame, fear, and pride while learning to abide to recover their first love for Christ.

There is only one way to God, and it's through Jesus, but in Jesus, there are many ways to connect with God. One way you can connect with God is through Movement. Movement is when you encounter God as you move your body physically through exercise, dance, walking, or any form of movement. Through this 7-day devotional, our goal is that you would walk away understanding the heart of moving with God and be equipped with the tools to connect with Him in this way.

Don’t let yourself be distracted, because God really wants to give you so much more! Don’t wait for God’s personal voice—He’s already given you His Word in the form of the Bible. Let people talk, what’s more important is living your calling! Jesus doesn’t need to be beside you to see you! Yes, this pain is meant to be—and God does not leave you alone in it! Yes, we must understand eternity—to live relaxed! We humans judge right away, while God loves right away.

As parents, we long for our kids to grow into godly character. But that doesn’t happen by accident, it begins with prayer. In Praying Godly Character Over Your Kids: Lessons from the Great Cloud of Witnesses, you’ll draw from the examples of men and women in Scripture who modeled trust, humility, wisdom, generosity, and bold faith. Each day highlights one biblical figure, unpacks the character trait revealed in their story, and provides a guided prayer for your child. This plan will help you pray with intention so your kids grow into the people God created them to be.

Many movies have been made about auto racing over the years. Some are fictional and funny, while others are meaningful true stories. We can learn lessons that strengthen our faith from many motorsports movies. In this plan, we look at movies such as Talladega Nights, F1, and Rush to challenge us and help us grow in our faith.

Welcome! We’re so glad you’re here. New to the Bible? Over the next 7 days, we’ll walk through its big picture in a simple, meaningful way. Each day takes about 5 minutes and includes: a short Bible reading, a quick devotional thought, one reflection question, and a short prayer. No pressure—just one day at a time. We recommend NLT or NIV for easier reading. Miss a day? That’s okay—just jump back in. Let’s take this next step together!

Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly declares that His presence with His people is not secondary—it is the point. From Moses to David to Jesus. The Bible tells one consistent story: God chooses to be with us. This 7-day reading plan explores the most powerful moments in Scripture where God explicitly promises His nearness. Each day addresses a common struggle we all face with principles found in Scripture.

Hurdles can impede us in finding and doing the will of God. Moses, our “guide” in discovering the God of God’s will, drew near to the burning bush on the backside of nowhere, and heard God speak to him there. But as soon as Moses heard what God had to say, he encountered two significant hurdles— and those same two things can become barriers for you and me.        

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is a yearly reminder of Jesus’ prayer for his disciples that “they may be one so that the world may believe” (see John 17.21). The theme for the week of prayer in 2018, "Your right hand, O Lord, glorious in power" is inspired by Exodus 15:6.