મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Genesis 27:19થી સંબંધિત મનન

Jacob wanted the blessing that belonged to his brother, Esau. So Jacob came up with a crafty scheme, and he prepared a meal in order to steal his brother's blessing away. What can the story of this sinful patriarch possibly teach us about the perfect Lord Jesus? Find out in this lesson!

How can the fruit of the Spirit win the battle against the sins of my flesh? This three-day reading plan shows the battles of SELF-CONTROL versus temptations, lying, and laziness. Kristi Krauss uses the fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 as a guide to spur us into action and become champions of SELF-CONTROL in our daily lives.

In the game of life and in faith, many men have fumbled the responsibility of passing down wisdom and identity to the next generation. We as men have "dropped the ball" but the game isn’t over. It’s time to recover the ball and lead with purpose. In this 3-day Bible plan, we’ll look at the lives of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—the original fathers of the faith; the Patros—and learn how to disciple, mentor, and lead with boldness and legacy. It's not about perfection. It's about presence, persistence, and passing forward faith.

Throughout his life in the book of Genesis, we see Jacob fighting. Fighting for status. Fighting for blessings. Fighting in relationships. What can followers of Jesus learn today from someone whose life was a constant struggle?

Do you sometimes feel like you’ve lost yourself or seem to carry labels that don’t quite fit you? Perhaps you’re struggling to find the real “you” to embrace. This reading plan is a journey through Scripture on how to shred the labels and be one hundred percent you. Start today and learn to embrace your identity!

When it comes to life, no one likes to lose. Circumstances conspire against us. Our actions drag us down. A few good shots to the chin, and before you know it, it can feel like life just knocked us out. But listen to the wisdom of Tony Evans as he reminds us that in our darkest hour, we have a Savior in our corner equipping us to turn things around.

The Essential 100® Bible Challenge is a simple tool to read through the Big Story of God's Word. The reading plan is based on 50 Old Testament and 50 New Testament passages. Continue with the second part "Abraham, Isaac and Jacob." ®Produced by American Bible Society in partnership with Scripture Union, Inc.

A lot of us live with near constant fear, anxiety, and stress. These feelings often get in the way of our relationship with Jesus or cause that relationship to feel strained. In this plan, we’ll look at some of the main causes of fear, anxiety, and stress and remember that God still is in control and He still cares about us.

Stop living like an imposter, and start walking in confidence

It is crucial that every believer truly understands what the gospel entails because this knowledge is key to living a true Christian life. I ask you then, what is the gospel? If you are not sure or cannot answer this question simply and comprehensively, this plan is for you. Join this 5-day plan to learn about the gospel and all it has to offer you.

If you’ve ever wrestled with forgiveness—forgiving others, asking for forgiveness, forgiving yourself, or forgiving God, you’re not alone. Jesus shows us a better way—a way where forgiveness—not failure—is final. Join pastor and author Micah E. Davis for a 5-day reading plan drawn from his book The Forgiveness Way. This plan will take you on a journey through the Psalms in hopes of showing you how to create space to let go of past pain and move forward in the freedom God has for you.

Here's the truth: All families have some form of dysfunction! The question is, how will you grow through your dysfunction to become the loving, caring family that God called you to be? Grab your family, and let's learn together during this 6-day plan as we move from dysfunction to harmony while experiencing family healing and growth.

This six-day devotional walks through Genesis 25-35 and follows Jacob as God pursues, protects, and transforms him. These chapters show that God partners with broken people, blesses those who do not deserve it, and keeps His promises even when we fail. Through Jacob’s story, you will see that God’s grace is never earned, always patient, and still at work in your life today.

What does God teach us about Himself through the wonders of creation and the early narratives of His people? In this six-session devotional series, pastor Charlie Dates offers a big-picture view of the foundational book of Genesis, exploring the splendor of creation and the significance of God’s work in the lives of flawed yet faithful men and women.

'The Bible' is a powerful telling of stories from the Scriptures mixing live action with state-of-the-art CGI. From executive producers Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, 'The Bible' airs every Sunday night in March on the History channel (United States). This six-day plan will take you straight to the source, where you can read the Bible stories from Week 1 of this powerful television series.

What kind of people does God use to accomplish His extraordinary plans? Does He call the perfect ones? Or does He reach down into this messy world and use the people we would never expect? The grandson of Abraham was no angel. Jacob was a character controlled by fear, the last person we would ever expect God to use. But God saw different and took him on an unforgettable journey!

Most of us have a Father Figure in our lives. Some may have been great examples and some may have not even been there. In this study we look at a range of men in the Bible and how they performed the role of a Father Figure.

In volume 1 of Gospel Foundations – The God Who Creates , you will explore what happened “in the beginning” as God laid the foundation of the earth and then established a path for the redemption of His people through His covenant with Abraham. This study shows God’s good purpose in creation, specifically by positioning humankind to bear His image and glorify Him through our rule over creation, our relationships with Him and one another, and our work and service for Him. 

Have you ever heard the saying, “They really lived down to their name?” Not really. It is more likely that you would have heard it said that one lived up to their name. When one lives down to their name, it suggest there wasn’t much hope of good for them. In this series we look at the life of Jacob.

Join us in praying for peace in our hearts and our nation with this 7-day reading plan featuring prayers from The One Year Pray for America Bible.

Manhattan pastor Jon Tyson has a vision for Christian fathers or father figures picking up young men, loving them, walking with them, and helping them navigate the challenges, perils, complexity, blessings, and opportunity that come as they move from adolescence into adulthood.

Hebrews 11 highlights many of the heroes of the Bible, including Jacob. The deeper you dig into Jacob's life, you begin to see that he’s a mess. But what if the people in the Bible aren't just heroes to imitate, but people to walk with on their own journey of faith? Let’s walk through the life of Jacob, and see his life transformed by the grace of God.

This devotional for grads is perfect for a student after high school or college. With a specific reflection and Bible passage for each day, these devotions will help new grads ease into the next stage of their life leaning on Jesus.

Words are not small things in the Kingdom of God. They carry weight, direction, authority, and spiritual substance. From creation, God revealed the power of speech by speaking light, order, and life into being. This seven-day devotional invites believers to steward their tongues with reverence, discipline, and responsibility. It explores how careless words can reinforce fear and destruction, while surrendered words can build, bless, heal, direct, create, and wage war against darkness. Learn to align your speech with Scripture and speak as one who belongs to God’s Kingdom.

This reading plan explores the account of Abraham's life in Genesis from a distinctly Christian perspective in order to answer questions such as: What did these stories mean for those who first received them? And what do they mean for us today?