Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Exodus 3:12

Purpose does not begin with talent, ambition, or desire—it begins with God. Before the question of purpose can be answered, Scripture shows a clear prerequisite: encountering God, knowing Him, surrendering to Him, and being transformed into His image. These foundational experiences shape how we understand purpose and protect us from a self-centered interpretation. This 5-day devotional explores the divine pattern that precedes purpose discovery: identity, encounter, brokenness, surrender, and the knowledge of God.

Thank you for joining us as we adventure to Enjoy JESUS through developing a relationship with prayer. We are going to break down seemingly bigger concepts in relationally bite-sized pieces. Prayer is a joy. You have access to the Creator of everything, at all times in all places ever created. Wowwwwwwwwwww–so since you have HIM and HIS attention you might as well enjoy it. –Annice Silimon

Self-doubt is one of the enemy’s quietest and most effective weapons. It doesn’t usually show up as open rebellion; it shows up as hesitation, second-guessing, and the subtle feeling that you’re disqualified. It whispers: you’re not enough, not ready, not equipped, not the kind of man God can use. And if we listen long enough, we start to interpret caution as wisdom and passivity as humility—when really, we’re just stalled. The question isn’t whether doubt will knock; it’s whether you’ll let it move in. Let’s replace hesitation with truth, and self-doubt with faithful, imperfect obedience.

A plan designed to inspire and equip athletes and coaches to grow in their faith, understand God’s glory, and reflect His love in daily life. It guides users through the core concepts—Connect, Cultivate, Choose, and Commit—offering key Scripture, questions, and practical applications.

This devotional challenges the popular phrase, “God will never give you more than you can handle". We learn that weakness is not failure - it is the invitation to surrender so that God may be revealed as the one who delivers, sustains, and carries us. When life is heavy and overwhelming, we are not meant to hold it - we are meant to hand it over.

God often leads His people into the wilderness—a place of trials, troubles, and temptation. He doesn’t lead us there because He’s against us or to punish us, but to reveal Himself and prepare us for the good plans He has for us. As hard as desert seasons can be, God uses these times in Scripture and in our lives to prove His faithfulness and grow our faith in Him. Through these biblical characters—Hagar, Moses, David, Elijah, and Hosea—we learn ways God worked for His people in the wilderness.

Burnout, impostor syndrome, and stress aren’t just problems to manage - they are signals; inviting you to rest, realignment and a healthier life. This 5-day devotional helps you recognize these inner tensions not as failures, but as gentle prompts pointing toward God’s wisdom. Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, you’ll learn to pause, listen, and cross the “divide” from striving to alignment. Anchored in Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11:28, it encourages preventive wellness, addressing challenges at the root rather than enduring them silently. If you’re tired, overwhelmed, or questioning your place, this plan guides you to clarity, peace, and purpose.

Freedom in Christ is not something to take lightly. At every turn, our freedom is being attacked. When circumstances get tough, or when temptations try to overcome us, legalism tries to destroy our freedom and return us to bondage. Legalism, sin, religion and the world system want to keep us behind bars. But God thinks differently. Freedom is his goal for us, and he's equipped us to handle it.

This series of short meditations builds on the teachings of the Bible to explore what it really means to be a Christ-centered leader, how to become one and what challenges you might face. Join us as we dig out truth from the Bible to help you on your leadership path.

“Live out your purpose.” We often hear statements like that, but we’re plagued by doubt and insecurity. We’re fearful of stepping into our calling because we’re hemmed in by the “what if’s?” of life. We find ourselves trapped by feelings of inadequacy. In this Bible Plan, we’ll look at truths from Scripture to silence self-doubt and walk in the sufficiency that comes from God.