મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Luke 4:13થી સંબંધિત મનન

In the Bible, the adversary is depicted as a serpent. Delve into this devotional to explore the various forms of venom he releases upon the global church, while discovering how God arms us with the antidote found within His Word.

Are you seeking renewal this Lent? This daily reading plan invites you to reflect on repentance, renewal, and the hope of the resurrection that you can find in Jesus. During this season of personal reflection, draw closer to God as you reflect on his Word. This 7-day plan is an excerpt from "The Risen Christ", a full Lenten plan that invites you to reflect on Jesus’s life, sacrifice, and victory.

Every man experiences temptation, and you are not alone in your struggles. So how can men resist temptation? While we could search for answers online, the Bible is the most reliable source of truth. This week, we will explore five heroes from Scripture and how they overcame their temptations, learning from them how to rise above our own struggles. Written by Jacque Van Dyk.

For anyone who has been touched by suffering, professional trauma therapist Amy Kulbok demystifies the grief process while revealing foundational truths about identity, relationships, internal processes, and relational patterns. Drawing on her own experience of grief and tragedy, Amy shares insightful Scripture and uplifting guidance to help you grapple with the paradoxes of suffering and grief as you move toward healing.

This walk will introduce you to Jesus and who He is. Take this opportunity to enhance and deepen your understanding of Jesus, the Son of God.

For most Christians, not much is harder to establish and maintain than a meaningful prayer life. Although we seem to find time to do just about anything else, it often seems that when we get to the issue of prayer, everything works against us. In this eight-day plan, Alistair Begg turns to the Lord’s Prayer in Luke 11 to consider what, how, and why we should pray.

We pray the One who walked the dusty roads of Judea during his humiliation, the One who is now exalted at the right hand of the Father—Christ the Lord of All—will meet you as we together celebrate Holy Week. Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church 2023 Holy Week Devotional.

If you are a Christian, you are constantly at war. Not because you are attacked physically, but because spiritual forces try to lure you away from God. To protect you, God offers you spiritual armor. This reading plan explains what this armor of God looks like and how you can use it.

Sometimes, we feel lonely and confused and do not know what happened to God. Where is He? Suddenly I do not feel His intense presence. I feel like I am in a desert and do not know what I must do. There is no one to talk to, no one that understands. I cannot hear God's voice. What is going on? We trust that this reading plan will help give some guidance.

In this study we explore Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness, highlighting key themes of obedience, purpose, and spiritual empowerment. Through His victory over temptation, Jesus shows us how being filled with the Holy Spirit equips us to resist the devil, walk in our purpose, and trust in God’s provision. Each temptation reveals important lessons about reliance on the Word, rejecting worldly power, and trusting God without testing Him. Ultimately, Jesus’ obedience leads to His ministry, reminding us that as we align with God’s will, He empowers us for His purposes, bringing glory to His name.

Journey through the book of Luke with Christian author Mike Raiter and meet our Lord Jesus, His birth and the start of His ministry. Be amazed at His authority over disease and death and hear His call to surrender, repent and be forgiven of our sin, following Him into a renewed relationship with God our Father.

Jesus Culture Music presents a 9-day devotional plan based on its new album, Church Volume Two. Join Kim Walker-Smith, Bryan Torwalt, Chris McClarney, Chris Quilala, Derek Johnson, Mack Brock and Jake Ithurburn as they share the meanings and verses behind songs on the record.

What if we don’t have to travel far to get close to people who are distant from God? What if Christians were the best neighbors? Would your street change? Would heaven be fuller? A long time ago, a religious leader asked Jesus how to get into heaven. Jesus answered with a question, then the story of the Good Neighbor. No surprise, 2000 years later Jesus’ story still explains how to neighbor. Join Pastor Craig Groeschel and Life.Church in a practical, story-filled guide to meeting your neighbors and loving them as yourself. But don’t just read it—live it!

This follow- up guide is designed to help you take one person or a group of friends through the Story of Jesus and the Story of the Church Community from the book of Luke and the book of Acts. This is a great way to help a friend who is curious about faith or a new follower of Jesus take their next steps in their spiritual journey.

Over the course of 10-days, read the book of Luke alongside passages and questions from Lydia Brownback, and see how the Gospel of Luke presents Jesus as the promised King of kings, showcasing how Jesus’s earthly ministry is good news to the downtrodden, the hurting, and the outsider.

The devotional will help you discover from the Bible, practical ways to beat the porn-watching temptation. Join us as we discover the path to freedom together.

Have you ever experienced persecution for your faith or asked yourself: Do I treasure the Word of God? How far would I go for my faith? This Plan inspires you to encounter the life-changing power of the Word of God. Based on DISCIPLES IN THE MOONLIGHT, this devotional focuses on the call to follow Christ, whatever the cost - “For the Word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ.”

Jesus begins his earthly ministry when he is about thirty years old (Luke 3:23). We call this phase “Ministry Foundations.” It lasts about a year and a half. During this time, Jesus will issue two calls. To unbelievers, he says, “Come and see.” To believers, he says, “Follow me” (John 1:39-40).

What is in the way of our belief that God loves us? Healing the heart is our Father’s first imperative work and our introduction to training. Training? Yes, training, learning how to experience being a Beloved Son. In the midst of battle, the enemy counts on a man never experiencing that he is a Beloved Son. Join us on the journey to belovedness.

Being a man doesn’t come with a field guide—but God promises something better. Join best-selling author of Wild at Heart , John Eldredge, and four guys like you who road-tripped to the mountains looking for answers. Start this Life.Church Bible Plan with John Eldredge and begin discovering the wild life God created you to live.

You receive new life when you decide to say ‘yes’ to Jesus. This marks the beginning of a relationship with God and becoming a part of His family, the church. To help you understand more about your new life in Jesus, we’ve put together this introductory 12 Day Reading Plan. Look up each of the scriptures and read the notes. Then ask yourself the questions outlined in the plan.

Life with Jesus is an ongoing journey. In the next two weeks, follow Jesus through the Gospel of Luke, learning from his life and teachings as you encounter him in God’s Word. A plan for Catholic pilgrims during the Year of Jubilee, made in partnership with LUMO, Scripture for the visual age.

Shallow Christianity is a 12-day deep dive into Hebrews 1-3 for anyone tired of surface-level faith. This study roots you in the solid truth of Jesus, helping you hear from God, endure hardship, and stand firm when life hits hard. It’s practical Bible teaching to strengthen your faith and anchor your life in Christ. Join us in this journey if you're ready to trade shallow belief for deep roots.

All men want a mission. We want to make a difference. But before we embark on that mission, we must know that we are Beloved Sons of God. Otherwise, we’ll fight bravely but die quickly in battle; whether that battle is in the workplace, on the internet or in our own homes. Join us.

This reading plan explores the third Gospel. Luke described Jesus Christ as the one who saves. Humanity is lost and desperate, without help or hope, in need of salvation. The third Gospel reminds us that Jesus died to save us.