Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to James 5:13

Teach Us To Pray
7 Days
Prayer is simple. It doesn’t require special knowledge. It doesn’t require special techniques. It doesn’t require special actions. It doesn’t require special words. Prayer is just talking with God. Anyone can pray at any time anywhere anyhow. Yet Jesus’ disciples still asked him to teach them how to pray. These seven devotions explore seven different approaches to prayer as taught or exemplified in Scripture. "Lord teach us to pray."

Prayer Challenge: Elderly Care
7 Days
In this seven-day plan, you'll be encouraged to pray for a specific area of elderly care and provided with Scripture to help you as you pray.

Shatter: Leave Your Idols Behind
7 Days
Our faith isn’t a one-time moment of acceptance and salvation—it’s a continual walk with God as we seek to be more like Jesus. And we’re not alone on this journey! Hebrews 12 says that not only has Jesus walked the same path before us, but centuries of fellow believers who have faced every kind of challenge, sin, and peer pressure have run this race before us and are cheering us on. There are many things in our world that hinder our race. Our own sin, the sin of others, or even the good things we put in our life ahead of following Jesus. But we are empowered by the Holy Spirit to shatter every chain and sin and take our next steps in faith! What is holding you back? What’s keeping you trapped in fear and frustration? What is that thing in your life that you need to shatter to continue following hard after God?

James: Wisdom From Above
7 Days
James’ letter to the church is loved for the practical advice it offers us. But there is something much greater in James’ letter: good news about a God who saves. Join us on this seven day plan to see how James preaches the gospel to us, calling us to live transformed lives that come from God’s generous gift of wisdom.

7-Day Reset: James
7 Days
Join us as we dive into the book of James, exploring the wisdom and practical guidance for living out faith in action in three easy steps. Step 1. Read the passage. Step 2. Listen to our Ramp Conversation using the audio player for each day. 3. Use the RAMP study method—Read, Apply, Meditate, and Pray— to personally explore the passage and hear from God. JOIN US for this 7-day journey to reset your life with insights from James' teachings. Stay connected, stay grounded, and grow in Christ with us. Let's begin this spiritual adventure together!

Prayer Works - Vol. 1: Praying at All Times
7 Days
Are you ready to explore the transformative power of prayer? Join us on a seven day devotional focusing on prayer. Through biblical examples, you will learn about the importance of prayer on all occasions and deepen your prayer foundation while reflecting on how you can intentionally cultivate a prayer life that deepens your faith and grows you spiritually.

The Greatness of God: Living for God’s Glory
7 Days
A 7-day plan about praying and acting for God’s greatness to be known by everyone! There is power in God's name to soften hard hearts, break down walls, restore relationships, and bring salvation to the lost. Explore how we can pray and act to make God's name great, and to invite his transforming power into our lives, our communities, and our nation for his glory.

James: Advice for the Christian Life
8 Days
The book of James reads like a series of Post-it notes written by a pastor friend—daily nuggets of advice and information to revisit time and again. God wants to build your character—by following Christ's example and serving others. This 8-day series written by Bill Rumbaugh takes you through James, where you can find encouragement in living your Christian life.

Love One Another
8 Days
Join us for a week of prayer as we reflect on the theme: “One Another.” Throughout the New Testament, this simple yet profound two-word phrase appears more than fifty times, shaping the very foundation of the early church. Like threads woven throughout Scripture, these words are an invitation to love, serve, forgive, pray for one another—and more. This call to interconnected living defined the early church, and it resonates today for us in the Evangelical Covenant Church as we seek to embody Christ’s radical love in our relationships with others.
