უფასო საკითხავი გეგმები და დევოციონალები, რომლებიც დაკავშირებულია Genesis 22:6-თან

The God Provides series offers a rich, dramatic journey through theater-quality, short films which show us wisdom, truth, encouragement and practical steps to deepen a relationship of trust with God. This session highlights the true story of Abraham and Isaac, his son. God used this test of obedience to see whether or not Abraham trusted Him fully and would, in faith, obediently make everything he had available for God’s use.

Abraham was a man who found himself tested by God. By passing his various tests of faith, Abraham proved himself to be someone who fully trusted in God. Bestselling author Tony Evans reminds us that we will all be faced with tests, even if they are not as extreme as those Abraham went through. But as they did for him, so they offer us an opportunity for growth.

Every Spring, we celebrate Christ’s coming forth from the grave after three days in a tomb. Many of us, however, struggle with a loss of a sense of wonder at the resurrection. In our coolness, Scripture offers us other third-day stories that parallel Christ’s resurrection, casting light on the significance of Easter and warming our affections to its realities.

Are you willing to fully trust God, even if it meant giving up your most prized possessions? Through the story of Abraham, we’ll explore the blessings that come with surrendering everything to God and trusting in His provision – and how the results of our obedience are far greater than anything we could hold onto. Get started today!

You don’t have to be a relationship expert to know that communication is essential to any healthy relationship. In this 3-day Bible plan, you will explore how prayer and worship are part of our communication with God that redirects our hearts toward him, deepens our relationship with him, and focuses our thoughts on him. This plan is part 1 of 4 from the Feed Catechism's Prayer and Worship series.

The names of God are one of the most beautiful, yet often overlooked, part of scripture. When we call upon the names of God as generations have before us, we address Him in such a way that reveals what we need in that particular moment. Join us on a 3-day journey of studying the names of God, specifically mentioned in the song "Names" from Ben Laine.

There are good parts, bad parts, and ugly parts in the Bible, and God uses all of it to tell the story of His overwhelming grace and of our undeserved redemption. And Jesus’ own genealogy is no different. In this Plan, we’re diving into the messy parts of Jesus’ family history to see how God uses it all to reveal His justice, mercy, and endless love.

In this 3-day Bible plan, you will explore the powerful names of God—Yahweh-Shalom (The Lord is Peace), Jehovah Shammah (The Lord is There), and Jehovah Jireh (The Lord Will Provide). Each day focuses on a different name, revealing God’s character, His promises, and how He meets us in every situation. Whether you are seeking peace, comfort, or provision, this plan will deepen your understanding of who God is and draw you closer to His heart.

What do you do when Heaven seems silent? When you’ve prayed, fasted, and waited, yet no answer comes? Silence from God can feel painful and confusing, but it is never empty. In this 3-day devotional, you’ll learn how to recognise the purpose behind divine silence, trust God’s unseen work, and stay anchored in faith when answers delay. Through biblical stories and practical wisdom, this plan will help you find comfort, clarity, and renewed confidence in God’s presence, even when He seems quiet. His silence isn’t absence, it’s preparation.

In John’s gospel, Jesus uses the words “I AM,” providing insight into His character, motives, interactions, and priorities. A name God gave for Himself in Exodus, “I AM,” is also Jesus’s not-so-subtle way of letting the world know that He is the Son of God, fully God. The plans in this series will deepen your faith and lead you to worship the Great I AM, Jesus.

Overcoming difficult seasons can feel impossible when you’re going through them. But thankfully, God is able to do more than what we ask or imagine. In this 4-day plan, discover how God can redeem your pain and disappointment and give it purpose.

Just in case you're wondering, "high on" in this context does not refer to an intoxicating feeling. Instead, it means to be "enthusiastic about." As Christians, we are called to be enthusiastic, passionate, and zealous about spiritual gifts (1 Corinthians 14:12). Faith is a spiritual gift! Join this Bible reading plan, and start this exciting journey of pursuing this powerful gift called faith.

Experiencing doubts in the Christian life is completely normal and can ultimately lead to strengthening our faith. In this four-day, video-based reading plan, explore answers to four common questions you may have about the Christian faith. What is God's plan? Can the Bible be trusted? Why did Jesus have to die? Who is Jesus ... really?

This plan will explore what the letter of Hebrews can teach us in four different areas. 1) WHO GOD IS: God’s character and nature 2) WHO WE ARE: the identity of humanity and/or followers of Jesus 3) WHAT WE BELIEVE: core Christian doctrines 4) HOW WE LIVE: putting faith into action

All throughout scripture, God’s people marked defining moments with altars, naming them to remember His provision, peace, and power. This 4-day plan invites you to do the same. As you reflect on Abraham, Moses, Gideon, and Samuel, you’ll be encouraged to see God’s faithfulness in your own story and mark the places where He’s met you.

This reading plan takes you through some of the themes in Season 5, Episode 8 of The Chosen: The Upper Room - Part 2. Reflect, dive into the Bible, and enjoy what Jesus has to say to you.

Mountaintop moments, moments when we ascend into God’s presence, give us a taste of his glory. On the mountain, God changes our perspective of who he is and who we are. In this devotional, we will look at five mountaintop experiences in Scripture and what they mean for our lives today. God is inviting us to experience him unlike ever before. Let’s make the climb together.

You may not know where life is going, but you can trust that God will be there.

The Essential 100® Bible Challenge is a simple tool to read through the Big Story of God's Word. The reading plan is based on 50 Old Testament and 50 New Testament passages. Continue with the second part "Abraham, Isaac and Jacob." ®Produced by American Bible Society in partnership with Scripture Union, Inc.

Tired from the race to success? In this 5-Day plan, we will let Scripture remind us that God's definition of success looks completely different than the world's. In a hustle culture, we pray this will center you to do more of what matters instead of just getting things done.

With a clear-eyed acknowledgment of how misguided and misinformed she was about mental illness, Kayla Stoecklein shares her story in hopes that anyone walking through the wilderness of mental illness will be better equipped for the journey and will learn to put their hope in Jesus through it all.

After the year that we've had in 2020, some may think things are out of control and beyond repair. Which, in fact, is 100% incorrect. The same God who created the heavens and earth is still in control, just as He was in the beginning. Are things going the way we intended? No. Are things going the way God intended? Yes!

What will be your final wish before you die? You may have started out well in your walk with God, but what is the condition of your heart now? Turn back before it is too late and join in this plan as we learn life lessons from the Isaac, son of Abraham.

No matter our hectic schedules and unending to-do lists, an integral part of us longs for a deeper connection to God. Over the next five days, you’ll be reading about hope, suffering, worship, surrender, and quiet. As we read in Isaiah 30:15, “in quietness and trust is your strength.” Here may you find renewed strength as you rest in the quietness of a God who never leaves you.

The Bible doesn't shy away from the reality of masculine instincts, nor all of the ways those instincts can lead to destruction. In this study based on the 5 Masculine Instincts, pastor and author, Chase Replogle, examines the role the instinct of apathy played in the life of Abraham and how it caused him to wrestle with his desires and, by faith grow and mature.