Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Luke 11:9

This week, don’t just read the Bible: experience it! From hearing God’s call like Samuel, to following the Shepherd, sharing His truth, and resting in His guidance, each day invites transformation. Learn to navigate life with faith that endures, courage that grows, and a heart attuned to His voice. Ask boldly, seek intentionally, knock persistently, and watch God respond in real, powerful ways that shape your life today and every day.

This eight-day reading plan walks you through the same journey Jesus led His disciples on before his death and resurrection.. OneHope develops Scripture engagement content, like this reading plan, to help young people around the world interact with God’s Word, accomplishing their vision of “ God’s Word. Every Child.”  

What if we’re not measured by our accomplishments, but empowered by our relationships? Through refreshing stories, author Roger Thompson reveals the kind of power relationships wield to shape a man. Start this Life.Church Bible Plan with some friends today.

Deployed: Encouragement While Serving In Harm's Way was written for service members by one who has been in their shoes. Whether you are currently serving in the military or have served in the past, this 8-day devotional tackles subjects such as waiting on God, prayer, the armor of God and more. The author, Cheryl Collins, served in Afghanistan. She writes faith-filled devotionals based on her experiences during combat training and her time deployed in a combat zone.

For most Christians, not much is harder to establish and maintain than a meaningful prayer life. Although we seem to find time to do just about anything else, it often seems that when we get to the issue of prayer, everything works against us. In this eight-day plan, Alistair Begg turns to the Lord’s Prayer in Luke 11 to consider what, how, and why we should pray.

Gratitude is the beginning of contentment and a barrier to envy. "The Gratitude Shift - Embracing Six Gifts You Already Have" takes us on a journey of reflection, leading to a fresh new perspective to build gratitude in our hearts. This uplifting devotional encourages consistent gratitude expression to God and will help to cultivate a thankful heart for some remarkable gifts He has already given all of us.

Christians are at war in the spirit. They have been provided with seven weapons of warfare to fight the devil and other enemies. But we must learn what these weapons are and how to use them effectively to fight and win this war against the devil and the weaknesses and passions of our flesh.

Reading the book of Luke, with the eyeglasses of someone who encountered God, it is very rich in understanding God’s personal concern and love and is applicable in our daily lives. This reading plan is an excerpt from the passages of the Book of Luke.

This plan is based on David Villa’s upcoming book “Lead or Be Lunch” which explains the power of earning influence. Some leaders may force their influence upon others, but true leaders understand you must earn influence. As a Christian, God wants us to influence the masses in ways that helps us lead others to Him. Will you open yourself up and become the leader God designed you to be?

God never intended faith to be complicated. Uncomplicated is a study designed to help guide you through many of the big questions about faith. These questions are really important and they don't have to be as confusing as many of us have made them. There are already so many things in life that are overwhelming and complicated. Faith shouldn't be complicated, it should be simple.  

A 10 episode video series discussing and reflecting on The Lord's Prayer.

Want to train for the win? Coaches and athletes are invited to strengthen their spiritual fitness with these devotions from Our Daily Bread.

We are living in a time of revival where the Holy Spirit is calling the Church to radical and total consecration. God is seeking a purified people, ready to renounce all compromise in order to receive His glory. Repentance, fasting, prayer, and complete surrender are essential. This 10-day reading plan invites every believer to transform their heart, align themselves fully with God, and become an instrument of Revival. Only radical consecration enables us to carry the fire of His Presence and live fully in God's work.

The greatest difficulty in many believers’ spiritual lives is prayer. They know prayer is a foundational element of the Christian life, but their practice of prayer has been discouraging, leading them to doubt it really makes a difference. Prayer is one of the most misunderstood arts of the human experience. By understanding the purpose and principles of prayer, you will begin to communicate with God with power, grace, and confidence.

Being a man doesn’t come with a field guide—but God promises something better. Join best-selling author of Wild at Heart , John Eldredge, and four guys like you who road-tripped to the mountains looking for answers. Start this Life.Church Bible Plan with John Eldredge and begin discovering the wild life God created you to live.

Punch greed in the face with reckless love! God is eager to display his love, goodness, and wisdom for all of heaven and earth to see. Dive into God’s desire to use business to supernaturally touch physical and spiritual poverty and bring the abundance of His kingdom to earth.

You receive new life when you decide to say ‘yes’ to Jesus. This marks the beginning of a relationship with God and becoming a part of His family, the church. To help you understand more about your new life in Jesus, we’ve put together this introductory 12 Day Reading Plan. Look up each of the scriptures and read the notes. Then ask yourself the questions outlined in the plan.

Every Christian is a warrior in God's army, but even the strongest soldiers need encouragement when fighting in the daily battles of life. This 12-day Bible plan was written by an Afghanistan War veteran with spiritual principles from her combat training that can be applied to any person, whether they served in the military or not.

The many, many different forms of Prayer are like Fields on a large Farm. You and I are like a farmer living in the center of the Farm. As we pray we move from Field to Field, from one type of Prayer to another. We go into some Fields every day, others only occasionally. Come and join us in this Devotion as we explore what that might look like as we learn to pray together.

It is time to pause and reset. This series is about setting the right priorities, creating new habits, and aligning our hearts with what truly matters. God wants to build strong foundations in every part of life, including faith, family, finances, and purpose, so we are ready for all that is ahead.

This reading plan explores the third Gospel. Luke described Jesus Christ as the one who saves. Humanity is lost and desperate, without help or hope, in need of salvation. The third Gospel reminds us that Jesus died to save us.

Many acknowledge stress as a considerable day to day challenge. Pathway to Peace provides a serious and insightful Biblical roadmap to transforming our lives from high stress to a sustainable peace.

These devotions look at what the Bible says about fathers and families, and the qualities which make a good father; or indeed, what makes a good parent and follower of Jesus. The apostle Paul tells others to follow his example. So, as we approach Father’s Day, let’s reflect on the role of fathers in the lives of their kids, their families, and their friends as we follow Jesus.

Finding the Way to Pray is a middle school devotional designed to encourage students to find the best way to pray. In this devotional, you'll find truth that will help you frame the way you see prayer and guidance to begin saying real, honest prayers to a God who is there to listen.

The message of Pentecost is that we are not alone. In a specific moment in time, 50 days after the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, the Spirit of God was poured out on all people – forever! This Pentecost series explores and celebrates the powerful difference doing life with the Spirit can make in our lives, in communities and in the world.