Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Matthew 22:37

Loving people seems easy until we get to the “loving people” part. Now more than ever, loving people is hard. In this 5-day reading plan, Pastor Adam Weber walks us through how to love the hardest-to-love people in our lives, not because love is easy, but because love has a name, and that name is Jesus.

When hard times come and it seems like we have to put on this perfect face, that's when God turns it around and causes us to face the reality that we are in. Come and See is a 5-day Bible plan that tackles different issues that many women face and brings them alive through scripture.

Because of what Jesus accomplished through His death and resurrection, the heavens are now open for us! This is a reality that we can access every day. God’s presence and power are available to us. However, many believers are not living in the fullness of this reality. Discover 5 Keys to Maintaining Open Heavens, including right motivations, prayer, devotion to God, purity of heart, and a passion for God’s kingdom.

Choosing to worship helps us keep our eyes on Jesus, even when life's crazy. When we focus on Him, our brokenness is restored, our anxiety turns into hope, and we become more united. This 5-day plan will give you practical steps to worship through it, whatever IT is, along with how to love one another, even when it's hard. So, today, we hope you'll choose to Worship Through It, Together.

The world has no ultimate solution to racism, but we do! The gospel is the only real basis and foundation to end racism. Outside of Christ, we are still in our sin, which causes us to erect barriers; in Christ, they go down and we are reconciled with each other. Discover four biblical arguments that completely demolish racism in the gospel of Jesus Christ. Diversity is our destiny!

Discover why seeking knowledge about one's self is critical to growing deeper in relationship with God.

Christmas for many of us is a time of celebration and community, but for others it can be a time of loneliness and pain. This week Jon Owen (Pastor and CEO of Wayside Chapel, Sydney) reflects on the radical life of Jesus – a life defined by love and a heart for the oppressed and marginalised. There is hope, and we have a part to play.

When you think of the human heart, what comes to mind? Love? Emotion? Courage? Pain? Our hearts matter to God and the more we understand our hearts, the more we will understand God’s will for our lives. For the next five days let's look at some scriptures and listen to what God says about our hearts.

There are some names in the Bible that everyone knows: Adam and Eve, Noah, Moses, Mary, Peter, Paul. But the Bible is also full of stories with unnamed characters. People who made a difference not in the spotlight, but in the shadows. We often think they and we are insignificant if the spotlight is not on. But here's the good news: God chooses and uses shadow Christians.

In a broken world, where conflict, tension, and uncertainty seem to be evident at every corner, how are we as Christians to live a life that reflects Jesus? Jesus himself gives us lessons in the form of parables, and although the original audience lived over 2000 years ago, the lessons and stories are still as relevant to us today as they were back then.