Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 1 Corinthians 10:31

Through God’s Eyes is a five-day devotional designed to help you slow down, take inventory of your life, and deepen your relationship with God. Through reflection, Scripture, and prayer, this devotional invites you to see yourself the way God sees you: created in His image, filled with purpose, and carrying His Spirit.

What’s the point of sport? Millions play it, billions watch it—but how should Christians think about it? Does God even care about football, running, cricket, or the gym? In this six-day plan, Graham Daniels and Jonny Reid explore six reasons God made sport and how this changes the way we play, watch, and talk about it—for His glory and our joy.

Why do we exist? This is the most important question we could ever ask. And the Bible has the answer. Over the next six days, John Piper walks through key biblical texts that explain the glory of God and our longing for joy.

I believed in a lie for years. This lie is all too common in Christian circles. I believed in a secular-sacred dichotomy. And it held me back. Join me to explore how God wants to supernaturally empower us to bring Heaven to Earth and to succeed in business and life. We have more opportunities to impact the world than most “full-time ministers," and this Bible plan will show you how!

As leaders, we are accustomed to making decisions, even when data is scarce. Such ability sometimes translates into thinking we may know God’s will for our leadership, also in the absence of adequate data. In these readings, we look at what God’s will for your leadership is, and more importantly, how you can know that you are fulfilling your calling in accordance with His Plan, not just yours.

When one spouse has control but does little or nothing for the marriage, while the other spouse pours their time, emotion, effort, and energy into the marriage, we have a one-sided marriage. Join us in this five-day plan by Dr. Kim Kimberling to take a deep dive into what God says about marriage and how to deal with this issue in a way that honors Him.

This 6-day devotional explores how healthy, biblical boundaries can bring healing to strained family relationships. Through real-life stories and Scriptures like Proverbs 19, Genesis 42, and Galatians 6, you’ll learn to say no with wisdom, speak truth with love, and honor God even when others don’t. Whether you’re dealing with a toxic pattern, enabling dysfunction, or neglecting your own limits, this study will help you establish boundaries that lead to greater peace, clarity, and respect in your home. Start today and take the first step toward healing through God-honoring boundaries.

The business world seem like the play ground full of non-Christian affairs. It asks for compromises that good values can be jeopardized. The big dilemma of business people who love God is how to play in this field with integrity and carrying the banner of Christ, the Son of God! This reading plan gives wise principles to guide us to live with Biblical values in the corporate world.

Families called to foster at-risk children are answering an important God-calling. It may be hard, and it can get messy, but you are doing kingdom work by changing the trajectory of a child's life one moment at a time! This 7-day devotional plan was created to be an encouragement in the hard moments and to honor the everyday victories you experience while walking out the call to foster. It was written with gratitude for you and prayer over you!

A reader would be able to understand his/her relationship with the Lord, which is described in seven pictures. The seven studies are based on the Lord’s Prayer.

A person spends an average of $10k a year on losing weight, and only 3% are keeping their weight off. The problem of gluttony and overeating goes deeper than physical issues. Eating is a worship issue. 7 Cycle research is addressing the issue biblically and seeing an 80% increase in those keeping their weight off for good . Join 7-Cycle Research, Lora Warren, and Garden City as they look at food and weight loss through the lens of worship. 

This seven-day reading plan is taken from the book The Other Side of Beauty by former model and America's Top Model Contestant Leah Darrow. Through her own experiences in the beauty industry, Darrow shares how she learned that beauty is much more than a hairstyle, fashion, or weight. She offers insight to help women discover the beauty that is found in each of us through God.

This 7-Day Bible study is one in a series of 19 others related to Making Jesus Culture. We look at how to honor and worship God through all elements of culture, including the home, family, church, business, media/arts, government, and education. Accompanying these studies is over 300-Hours of video footage from 150 of today's top Christian thinkers on creativity, innovation, and invention at www.makejesusculture.com.  

What does God expect of you in business? And how do you honor Him daily in all you do? This study offers practical, scriptural values for conducting business in a 21st-century world.

What's most important in your life? As a Christian, your first answer is hopefully, "God", but after that, does it get muddled? If you're married, does your spouse come next? Or do you find your kids taking over that spot? Or does your job always get in the way of family time? And then try balancing personal life with ministries. In "GSFJM", you'll discover ways to help you keep what's important in your life in its proper piace

What does it take to live a life that matters? Dr. John C. Maxwell helps answer that question with this 7-Day reading plan designed to help you discover key areas where you can lead your life instead of merely experience it.

The Biblical mandate for Christians to love God and love others stretches across every profession—including coaching. This can be scary. Oftentimes, replacing our way of doing this with God’s can force us to make radical changes. "7 Habits of a Servant Coach" offers a major perspective shift that will only take a few minor adjustments.

Raising boys can be a huge challenge. Yet despite all the irresponsibility and energy, boys are in great need of guidance and wisdom from their fathers, and fathers in turn need that wisdom from the Word of God. This Bible Plan, based on Douglas Wilson's book Future Men offers some insights on how parents can raise sons who will love the Lord all their lives.

The Corinthian church was very peculiar. The Apostle Paul stayed there just because the Lord asked him to do so. There was a lot of opposition from Jewish leaders, but the Lord had many people in that city. In this plan, you will find important teachings for a church that was developed in the midst of difficult times, but whose people were chosen by the Lord. Don’t miss it!

The Septuagint, which is the Greek translation of the Bible, renders Psalm 46:10 as “Have leisure and know that I am God”. Leisure time is what we have when we’ve finished working and recuperating from work. It is our most valuable time because we can use it to improve ourselves. How we use our free time shows our priorities. Learn about being good stewards of leisure in this devotional.

Each one of us has been created for a unique purpose. But sometimes discovering our purpose can feel elusive, and we can grow doubtful that how we live really matters. We invite you to join us on a journey of discovering what Scripture has to say about God’s purpose for your life through this 7-day reading plan.

This week, we will learn about business leaders who understand that God cares about their work and has an amazing plan for their business leadership role. We call these business executives and their management teams “unconventional business leaders” because sometimes God calls them to operate opposite of conventional business practices. This plan will share seven qualities through the acronym "LEADING" that are inherent to “unconventional" leading.

What do you do while you wait? Do you remain stagnant year after year? Do you reject the idea of growing? Do you stop working toward your dreams? Do you stop serving God and others? The answer is NO. Singleness is a time to THRIVE

Relying merely on God to act in the absence of your initiative will not work. Human efforts plus divine intervention is the winning formula. When we prioritize Him, He prioritizes our tasks and gives grace from above to achieve and surpass our goals. This Bible Plan is about not letting the ‘here and now’ erode the ‘hereafter’. A great finish is better than a good start!

A Christian athlete is one that has trusted Christ for their salvation and surrendered to his Lordship. But what does a Christian athlete look like and strive towards on a daily basis? What follows are seven characteristics (one per day) that are evident in their lives—at some level.