Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Isaiah 52:7

The familiar songs of Christmas are a good way to share the real Christmas story with children. Carols share deep truths in an accessible, memorable way. Over five lessons, you and your children will follow the Christmas story and celebrate the birth of Jesus using Christmas carols as your guide. You can find this devotional along with additional activities, a playlist, and a printable nativity online.

When life feels heavy, where do you turn? In this 5-day plan, discover the hope, peace, and comfort found in God and His promises. Each day offers Scripture, reflection, and practical insights to strengthen your faith, lift your spirit, and remind you that your Savior is always near.

You are welcome to explore five beautiful truths about your identity as a believer, most of which you already are aware of, but how often do you doubt it? Take heart – faith is not the absence of doubt, but this short yet precise devotional would help to remind you of your true identity and strengthen your faith. The truth bombs are confessions that you could use as a daily affirmation – each "Truth Bomb" can serve as a daily reminder; since we forget these things quickly.

There is power in your testimony! Over the next six days, discover what it means to be a witness of Jesus and how the words you speak can help grow his kingdom.

PEACE is an emotion we all hunger for, and yet is so difficult to attain, especially for long periods of time.  Join us this week as we seek PEACE in our daily lives, in our decisions, and in our relationships.  May you find God’s PEACE that surpasses our understanding as you spend time with Him.

The Great Commission is to go out and tell the Good News of the Gospel to the people in our sphere of influence. But that’s hard to do. This week we’ll focus on the power, the joy and the eternal difference you can make by stepping out of your comfort zone and talking about Jesus, without freaking out. 

As Christians, we can often wonder what our calling is and how to find it. But our calling in Christ isn’t as complicated as we make it. In this 7-day Bible Plan from Amy Groeschel, we’ll learn what our calling is, and how we can live lives worthy of the incredible calling we have received.

Why does following Jesus feel so hard? For years, Las Vegas pastor Vance Pitman sincerely desired to live for Jesus, but with little success. It wasn’t until a godly mentor showed Vance that the Christian life is Jesus living His life through us. Period. No performance, no to-do lists. This week, you’ll examine soul-awakening truths found in the Gospels that will set you free from the burden of religion.

Ray Comfort asks people what they fear about sharing the gospel. The number one answer is a fear of rejection. We want to be liked. Being rejected makes us feel like curling up like a worm in the heat of sunlight. But there’s something more important than our ego. It’s where the person we want to reach will spend eternity. We have to make a decision what is most important.

The Christian message is simply good news, rather than good advice. The Gospel announces what happened in Jesus’ death and resurrection that changed everything in history. Yet, this Good News also continues God’s transformative work in our lives and in today’s world. In this Bible Plan, your vision of what the Christian message really is will be refreshed by the welcome announcement that our God reigns in Jesus, the King.