Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 1 Peter 2:2

So often we are following the Lord Jesus, but there are significant parts of our lives that hinders the Holy Spirit to work in our lives.

In this reading plan, we will learn more about God’s provision and preparation in difficult times with Bible verses from the letter of Peter (N.I.V.) and stories from the life of Corrie ten Boom and her family. One of the keys is to allow God to use what happened in the past for the present and for the future.

Some of us doubt our place in God’s family because we feel weak or struggle with the same sin year after year, but that doesn’t deny the evidence of true faith. Do you regret your sin? Do you believe Jesus died for you too? Then take heart! You have been born again!

Struggling to sleep? You're not alone. This six-day devotional explores how biblical figures found peace during sleepless nights. It offers practical strategies to quiet your mind, such as releasing anger through forgiveness, trading worry for gratitude, and focusing on God's goodness. Reclaim your rest through the power of His Word. Please note, this study provides biblical examples of finding tranquility and rest at night, but is not a substitute for professional medical care for chronic sleeplessness.

Maybe you don't feel like reading the Bible today. Don't wait; do it first and feel it later! Learn how to pick it up, size it up, and eat it up. God's perfect and powerful Word can transform your life — clear out your confusion, dispel the darkness, and give you joy in all circumstances.

The Bible is the word of God and therefore, when we read the Bible, we hear God’s voice. In this new 7-day devotional, John Piper unpacks key verses that refocus our hearts on the wonder that God speaks to us.

This 7-day reading plan is a follow-up to the Faith, Family and Football Celebration event broadcast from Super Bowl 51.

Best-selling author Connilyn Cossette invites you to join her on this seven-day study inspired by her latest novel, Shelter of the Most High. Through the lens of the Levitical Cities of Refuge and the priests who attended them, we will examine the refining process for those who live in Covenant with Yeshua (Jesus) and be challenged to embrace both the joys and discomforts of being transformed into His likeness.

What does it mean to man up? Ironically, one of the greatest explanations in the Bible is given by a woman! In this Plan, we will explore the concept by studying the heroic story of Queen Esther. Are you ready to man up?

Our lives are like spiritual gardens. Creating a beautiful, flourishing garden takes time and effort, but that time and effort is ultimately meant to be enjoyed. Over the next 7 days, follow Dr. Kent Ingle as he walks you through the joy of sowing good seed into your life. Dr. Ingle is the President of Southeastern University and has contributed numerous written works within the fields of leadership and spirituality.