મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Psalm 68:6થી સંબંધિત મનન

The devotions in this reading plan point you to God and his Word for strength and encouragement when life get’s you down.

Throughout the Bible—in both the Old Testament and the New—we can see that God has a special place in His heart for orphans and vulnerable children. These short devotions will give you insights from Scripture, along with suggestions for prayer. Our hope is that this will serve as a helpful resource as you support the movement of seeing children in the care of safe, loving families.

Sometimes our children will face sad days, but God is always good. He cares so greatly, and longs to meet his children right where they're at. In this 6-day devotional, designed specially for parents to read with your children age 3-7, you'll help your children to learn how to pray to God for everything and focus on his blessings.

Sometimes life brings loneliness, disappointment, and rejection, but God is always good, is always near, and always chooses you. In this 6-day devotional, designed specially for kids between the ages of 8-12, you'll learn how to focus on God's many blessings and pray through the hurts.

Family, church, the people we do life with, the community or village we live in, our workplace, our weekend life. All these can bring a sense of home. This plan looks at different iterations of home and how God can lead the way in our family and home.

There is only one antidote to despair, depression and loneliness, and it's God and God alone. In this 6-day devotional, you will learn how to fixate your gaze and lead your family towards a God who overcomes the troubles of this world.

Life’s most basic question is also one of the most difficult to answer. How do we know who we are? And what happens to us in the process? So many of us walk through life wondering why we feel insecure, unseen, or never “enough.” We can avoid it, but deep down every single one of us needs to answer this one simple question: Who Am I? In this 6-day devotional, you’ll learn how to recognize the voices shaping your identity, replace insecurity with truth, and embrace the freedom that comes from knowing who you are in Christ.

Drawing on the example of the Prodigal Son, Kyle Idleman shows readers the three elements that are always a part of lasting spiritual transformation and gives practical tools to live them out.

There are more single adults than married adults in the United States, yet the church often focuses on serving couples and families. Whether you are a church leader or lay member, this devotional invites you to learn about the unique needs, gifts, and goals of singles in your church. As a single woman, I hope my words help break down stereotypes and inspire you to support singles in becoming who God calls them to be.

We all carry a harsh judge inside ourselves, along with sense of entitlement: the belief that we deserve God’s blessing because of our good behavior. We must wage war against the judgment and contempt we are inclined to feel toward others.