મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Matthew 28:18થી સંબંધિત મનન

The Great American Prayer devotional from Hank Erwin and Samuel Deuth, calls believers to stand in the GAP for personal, church, and national revival. Each day walks through the journey of REVIVAL—returning to God in repentance, expecting the Holy Spirit’s power, walking in Christ’s victory, igniting spiritual fire, lifting a voice of praise, awakening hearts to holiness and mission, and living sent into the world. This plan challenges the Church to move beyond apathy into Spirit-empowered faith and action. Revival begins in us, flows through the Church, and transforms nations as we live fully surrendered to Jesus.

Baptism is not just a one-time event but a way of life. This six-day plan invites you to see baptism as an ongoing story of God’s presence—God entering our chaos to create something new. Baptism is not the end, but the beginning: a call to live with intention, love deeply, restore what is broken, and build communities shaped by God’s Kingdom. To be baptized is to live immersed in Christ, in community, and in the world every day.

This devotional plan will help you to share your faith with others and mentor and disciple people into a deeper relationship with God. The end goal is to make discipleship a lifestyle and to impart values that can be reproduced by the people you are discipling.

Jesus calls us to make disciples. Not only is it a mission he gives us and a mandate to follow, it’s an amazing practice for growing in your faith. This 7-day plan will help you get started, especially if you don’t know where to begin. Because disciple-making is not just for pastors and church leaders. It’s for each and every Christian.

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.

Men honor sacrifice, and we honor Jesus' death. Men respect victory, and we rejoice in the resurrection of the tomb. But men also value strength, and we are promised that we get to share in the same strength that God displayed when He raised Jesus from the dead (Ephesians 1:19-21). This week, we will explore that strength, displayed in the resurrection, and what it means for men today. Written by Chris Walker

In this series, we will be walking through different Family Goals for Christian life. Please joins us each day as we dive into God's Word to see how we should live.

When it comes to the names of God it is important to recognize that we do not name God. He names himself. This is important because it shows that there is something specific he wants to reveal about himself in his names. He transcends time and space. He is exalted above all things and is incomprehensible. And yet he has condescended to make himself known to us in ways that we can understand. He has given himself names to help us see his character.

The Gospel is the most amazing, life-changing, world-altering news! Jesus paid the ultimate price to welcome believers into a living, breathing, real relationship with God! The Bible makes it clear that one of our first priorities should be sharing God’s incredible Gospel message with others. Pastor Bayless Conley shares five ways you can make God’s Good News known to those in your world.

This 8-Day devotional pairs Scripture with study notes and images adapted from the ESV Archaeology Study Bible —all designed to help you enter into the story of Jesus’s final days and travel through Scripture on his path to the cross, learning more about the people and places he encountered along the way.