મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Luke 10:27થી સંબંધિત મનન

Jesus taught us to love our neighbors, care for strangers, and love even our enemies. Yet so many Christians have learned to live instead out of fear. The Christian community exists to declare and demonstrate God’s love, to follow Jesus in practicing love even in unsafe times and places. Let’s reclaim our identity in Christ and risk transformative love for the sake of our neighbors, strangers, and even enemies.

Do you ever ask yourself, why am I here? Sit down with pastor and author John Onwuchekwa while he draws from the book of Ecclesiastes and from experiences in his own life to share how you can find lasting joy and true purpose in a God who never changes. There's nothing God won't use.

In 100 carefully selected passages from the Bible, you will discover who Jesus is and why he is so significant – even life-transforming. Through both Old and New Testament readings, you will discover why God sent Jesus, what Jesus taught, how he treated people, why he did miracles, the meaning of his death, the significance of his resurrection, and what the Bible says about his second coming.

Many of us are experiencing distraction and division in our lives like never before. How can we begin to envision something different? How do we step beyond those realities of our crazy world and love like Jesus—present, whole, and joy-filled?

Only God can change hearts and bring about life transformation, but we definitely play a part in the process. In An Alphabet for Change, Steve Hallblade provides 26 attributes and practices that we can all learn to mature in our lives. This reading plan will introduce you to the first five and hopefully encourage you to grow and deepen your relationship with Jesus.

Christians are different. They can’t help it. When you’re born again and filled with the Spirit, it changes you. This leads to different values about right and wrong, and a different lifestyle to match it. This series of 5-day plans uses the 10 Commandments (following the classic Augustinian ordering) as a vehicle for an alternative, Christ-like morality and Jesus-way of living.

When you’re… … fearful, you need God’s power. … vulnerable, you need His security. … exhausted, you need His balance. … self-focused, you need His compassion. … on the wrong track, you need His redemption. Join Christian Surfers’ Meg Owen to explore five key aspects of faith found in Luke’s Gospel – and how your daily life can be transformed as you ride the waves of faith with Jesus.

If it’s God’s will to simply save you so you can go to Heaven, then what are you still doing here? This five-day devotional will use simple questions and key scriptures to help you draw three circles that will, in time, overlap, revealing the “sweet spot” of your God-given purpose.

We see the theme of generosity mentioned all throughout the Bible, especially through the life and teachings of Jesus. But true generosity is about much more than just what we do with our money. Join us as we study how God defines generosity, are reminded of what it looks like to lead others with generosity, and challenge ourselves to live an open-handed life all throughout the year.

Life is messy, unpredictable, painful, sloppy, emotional, slippery, and oftentimes unbearable, with hard places we could never have fathomed when we started this journey. But God is not surprised by our slipups and screwups. Each day we are given the opportunity to live with meaning and significance as we acknowledge our struggles and then surrender them to Jesus.

Throughout history, there’s never been a more masterful Storyteller than Jesus. He taught thousands from every walk of life during His earthly ministry, conveying life-changing truths through vivid word pictures or Parables. Whether you’re battling anxiety, struggling with a strained relationship, or simply want to know God’s Word deeply, I invite you to journey with me through five life lessons from Jesus where He answers some tough questions.

We were made to bring God glory! As we seek to make “this year God’s year,” we can faithfully pursue Biblical goals while resting in His grace.

Jesus embodied servant leadership, humbly serving others and sacrificing Himself for the greater good, as should we, His followers. The biggest faith-movie franchise returns with an exceptionally relevant look at the challenges involved when private citizens feel called to stand up in the political arena. God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust addresses issues such as freedom, separation of church and state, and citizen responsibilities.

Too often, the only question we ask during election season is, "How should I vote?" It's also important to ask the question "What does the Bible say about how I should navigate political conversations and decisions?

In this 3-part series, we uncover the three key guidewords to help you live your faith as a Kingdom Builder. From our first guideword, “NICER,” we uncover biblical principles behind each letter in the word “N-I-C-E-R” to set the foundation for helping to build God’s Kingdom through your life today. Living your faith as a Kingdom Builder has never been so clear and easy to apply – at work, home, or just around town.

Walking in Wisdom is a devotional designed to help you embrace the timeless truths of Proverbs and apply them to your daily life. Drawing from excerpts of the New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition journal, Words of Wisdom: A 30-Day Proverbs Journal, this devotional invites you to walk in the wisdom of God, gaining insight, discernment, and spiritual growth.

This 5-day devotional will help you embrace patience as a powerful part of the healing process in family relationships. With encouragement from passages like James 5 and Romans 12, you’ll learn how to wait on God, extend grace over time, and remain faithful even when reconciliation feels far off. Healing rarely happens overnight, but patience keeps you grounded in hope. Whether you're navigating long-term hurt or slow progress, this study will remind you that God is at work—even in the waiting.

In our culture, few concepts have been misunderstood and misappropriated as much as the idea of what it means to love. Luckily, in Christ we find a perfect example of what biblical love looks like. Over the next five days, we’re going to look at the way Jesus loved people to better understand how we are called to love in return.

This Forbidden Faith Bible plan looks at what the Bible teaches about harassment and persecution and calls us to consider our role in helping those who are targeted for their beliefs. CSW is a Christian human rights organisation specialising in religious freedom. With thanks to Lyndon and Celia Bowring who wrote Days 2-5.

We weren’t made to live closed-off and self-focused. In this 5-day plan, discover the way God invites us to live—with eyes wide open to see the people around us and hands wide open to meet their needs.

Loving our neighbors is a vital, irreplaceable part of following Jesus. When we care for people, we glorify God and change lives for the better—ours included. And loving our neighbors starts right in our own backyard. Learn how you can care for your community in this five-day Bible Plan from Life.Church.

Jesus didn’t suggest mission—He commanded it. In five days, Daniel Akin will help you re-center your life around the Great Commission: going with your church, across the street, to the nations, and into your daily work. You’ll be challenged to obey King Jesus with both words and actions, to love your neighbor without limits, and to view every ordinary day as holy assignment.

Living out your faith at work is challenging and difficult, especially in the secular workplace. We are often encouraged to leave our faith and beliefs at home. But that isn’t at all what we are called to do as Christ-followers, is it? In this study, we explore the teachings of the Bible and discover 5 insights to help you live your faith and honor God while still pleasing your boss.

In this 6-day devotional, you'll discover God's heart for orphan-care through the Scriptures and stories of men and women who have devoted themselves to the pure religion of caring for widows and orphans.

For many heaven is only a future a destination. In reality, heaven is not so far away or so abstract. Many famous songs and hymns are inspired by people going through extreme trials. They believed that heaven was more than a destination, it was embracing the fact that the promise of heaven was something that could and should be embraced in the now.