Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to John 5:6

Have you ever felt stuck in a cycle of unresolved pain, playing offenses over and over in your mind? You know you can't go on like this, but when your heart has been shattered, forgiveness seems like an impossible request. Lysa TerKeurst deeply understands and invites you to join her for this 5-day reading plan from her new book Forgiving What You Can’t Forget and to discover God’s healing gift.

The Bible says that God will never forsake you, which is true. However, living in this world these days where everything is just a constant change, you would probably start questioning God, "Where are You?". This 5-days plan will help you learn and understand that God is in every season of your life and God is close to you, closer than you think.

The Get Active Devotional and Challenge offers you daily devotions to inspire you to get active. It is based on John 5:1-8, where Jesus tells the man at the pool to “Rise, take up your bed and walk.” Be encouraged as you RISE and get active.

The Bible, some may argue, does not address Mental Health Issues. But in this five-day series – we will see how we can interpret the miracles of Jesus to address some of these issues.

We all face unexpected changes in life that may fill us with dread rather than delight. But Michelle McKinney Hammond suggests that it’s possible to shift your point of view and regard any change as a chance, an opportunity for something better. “Whether you are ready or not, shift happens,” she says. “It’s not the end. There’s always a next!”

Acts is a book filled with worship, in all kinds of situations. This 5-day plan continues a journey through the book of Acts, the Bible’s gripping sequel of Jesus at work in the life of his followers as he expands his kingdom to the ends of the earth. It’s a journey on what it means to be a Christian. It’s a story in which you have a role to play.

"The Mystery of Times and Seasons" is a 5-day devotional plan that teaches how to steward everyday moments (Chronos) and recognize divine opportunities (Kairos). It calls believers to walk in wisdom, redeem wasted time, and live ready for God's appointed seasons.

Sometimes we feel stuck between doing what is right and wrong. But more commonly, we feel stuck trying to make an improvement to our lives that is just not coming easily. What is it like for you when you feel stuck? This plan uses Biblical examples to explore how we get stuck, why we stay stuck, and how we can break free.

Many times, we live on autopilot, as if we were in “sleep mode”: without active faith, trapped in routine, waiting for wrong solutions, or doubting God’s power. The story of the paralyzed man at the Pool of Bethesda (John 5) shows us that Jesus comes into our lives to awaken us from spiritual lethargy and give us new strength. This 5-day plan invites you to awaken your faith, trust that God is your way out, and rise up to walk in His purpose.

Of the many things that contribute to a flourishing Christian life, three things are sacrosanct: People (Relationship), Places (Environment), and Time (Chronos and Kairos). These factors are often overlooked, yet they play a crucial role. Hard work and grit are great, education and intelligence are awesome, but without a clear understanding of these three factors, life is reduced to a cycle of unproductive labour and unrewarded effort.

This reading plan invites you to explore four powerful gifts God freely offers at His throne: mercy, grace, help, and the supply of every need. Drawing from Hebrews 4 and the finished work of Christ, these five days will strengthen your confidence in God’s presence and deepen your understanding of what Jesus has opened for you through His death and resurrection. Expect fresh faith, renewed courage, and testimonies of God’s goodness as you journey through each day.

Mature leadership does not avoid truth—it stewards it with wisdom. This five-day plan will help you discern how, when, and why to carry truth into the environments you lead.

Embrace the Holy Spirit as your closest friend and trusted guide. Experience lasting peace, freedom, and joy as you welcome the ultimate Comforter into your everyday life.

There's no single person in the Bible who met Jesus with a problem and walked back home with the problem. Jesus has proven that His authority over everything is divinely endless. In this 6-Day devotional plan by Richard Owusu Bediako, author of the contemporary Christian book, 'Becoming Spiritually Successful' takes us through insightful encounters different people had with Jesus.

We have never seen our own face. We only see our reflection or a picture image of ourselves. The mirror is used to reflect our face back to us. If the mirror is clean, we get a clean image and can see if things need to be cleaned up. If the mirror is stained, the reflection is tainted. In Plan 5 we see how we are called to reflect God’s Glory. When people see me, do they see an accurate reflection of Jesus?

If Jesus were on board with every idea His followers have staked His claim in, then He’d be one incredibly confused Son of God, always at odds with Himself and overly busy leading the charge for both sides of every debate. Thankfully, Jesus speaks for Himself. You can read His words in this new Life.Church Bible Plan to accompany Pastor Craig Groeschel’s message series, Things Jesus Never Said.

There is a big difference between a wound and a scar. A scar is formed when a wound is healed. A scar says, ‘I’ve been healed, and this is my story’. Read in this 6-day devotional how you can turn your emotional wounds into scars that have healed.

Do you believe in miracles? John said that Jesus performed many miracles that were never written down. However, the ones that we do get to read about were written so that we could believe that Jesus is indeed the Miracle Messiah. Join us on this plan to grow your faith and belief that miracles continue to exist in this day and age.

All of us need some type of healing in our lives. We might have a physical illness, emotional trauma, mental distress, or spiritual burden that we keep battling—even after years of praying it away. In this Plan, we’ll find hope and encouragement as we learn about a variety of ways that Jesus healed people.

What is the meaning of life? What do we do in the face of a pandemic? Where can we take all of our anger and anxiety? People have questions and need hope. We have that Answer and that Hope; His name is Jesus! But how can we best share Him with those who so desperately need His presence? By making evangelism personal.

As we read through the Gospels, we see the divine power of Jesus Christ displayed in miracle after miracle. Interestingly, the Gospel writer John takes care in calling Jesus’ miracles “signs and wonders” because they point to a greater spiritual reality behind the person and purpose of God. Over the next 6 days, we will see the various signs Jesus performed in John and what they say about him.

The Chosen and BibleProject designed this plan to help people reflect on the countercultural, loving words and actions of Jesus during his public ministry. This six-day plan incorporates clips from season 2 of The Chosen, BibleProject animated videos, summaries, reflection questions, and Scripture readings. Choose this plan to experience how Jesus loves, serves, and thinks differently than our culture and invites us to do the same.

Most of us try to avoid the hard places — shame, grief, anxiety, the weight of our past...but what if those are exactly where Jesus is waiting for you? This 6-day devotional will walk you through some of life's most painful moments and show you that you are not too far gone, not too broken, and not alone. Right in the middle of your hardest days, Jesus is there, offering freedom, comfort, and hope.

Created as a companion piece to his 2020 album "Still," this is an intimate 8-day series from Grammy-nominated and award-winning singer-songwriter Brian Courtney Wilson. He shares personal stories and insight into how God is STILL full of great grace, new mercy, and faithfully moving us forward.

In the ancient Jewish world, “living water” referred specifically to a source of fresh, flowing water—such as a stream or river—which offered cool refreshment. Such waters were contrasted with “dead” or stagnant waters. “Living water” became a powerful image of the life God offers.