Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Philippians 2:6

The birth of Jesus reminds us that God doesn’t remain distant. In Jesus, God took on human flesh and moved into the neighborhood. The word used to describe this incredible event is “incarnation.” God came to us—not in abstraction or theory—but in real human flesh. God moved into the neighborhood to rescue us and remake our neighborhoods. This five-day devotional draws from themes in Derek Vreeland’s Bible study Incarnation: 8 Lessons on How God Meets Us, to help us rediscover the joy that came when God moved into our neighborhoods to rescue us and our neighbors.

In a world that often feels like it’s falling apart, Jesus is the living center who holds all things in the universe together. In these devotionals, Pastor Heath Hardesty reveals how being an apprentice to Jesus leads you into becoming more of your true self as you become more like Jesus.

Christmastime conjures up pleasant images of the baby Jesus in a manger—but the Gospel of John reminds us that that baby was and is much more than meets the eye. At the nativity, the creator of the universe came to live on the earth in the flesh, and His creation rejected Him. Yet those who recognize Jesus for who He is are born again into a new family.

This reading plan serves as a guide through the Advent season, traditionally celebrated during the four weeks leading up to Christmas. We’ll explore the biblical themes of hope, peace, joy, and love, diving deeper into human longings for healing and restoration—our anticipation for God’s new world.

Did you know God is even more invested in your career than you are? Join Mark Bilton for this five-day reading plan and discover how God has created us for work, and how He uses our work to transform us, impact others, and glorify Him. He’s not just the God of your Sunday. Monday matters.

This five-day plan talks about what God has to say about our bodies, our self-esteem, our identity, and everything around that. So, for the next few days, venture with us as we read about what God has to say.

Why get married when you can cohabit? This plan shows how marriage is different from cohabitation by showing the theological roots of marriage. As we reflect on the biblical concept of covenant, we will see what is so valuable about marriage. Invest in your marriage and learn wisdom for relationships from the scriptures.

A 5-day Bible reading plan that gently confronts pride and redefines success through the lens of Scripture. Journey from worldly achievement to gospel-shaped humility, rooted in God’s grace and sovereignty. Designed for students and young professionals navigating ambition, pressure, and purpose in everyday life.

The Apostle Paul instructed the Philippian church to: "Rejoice in the LORD, always!" How is this possible with all the messiness of life? Follow with us as we seek to find some practical ways to utilize JOY to fight through difficult times. In this 5 day plan we will be looking at the apostle Paul's example to learn how to lean on JOY to make us unshakeable.

Lent is more than a tradition; it is an intentional time to calibrate our spirit. In this 5-day plan, we will prepare our hearts and minds to remember Jesus' sacrifice. Through reflection, repentance, and humility, we will walk together toward the cross, rediscovering the cost of our freedom and the immensity of His love.