Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Philippians 4:8

From the very beginning, you were created by God to be a person of virtue. A person whose life reflects the goodness of God, and whose example shows others what a life changed by the grace of Jesus could and should look like. In this Plan, we’ll explore the fruit of the Spirit and how we can partner with God to cultivate these qualities in our lives.

If we’re trying to integrate faith and sport using Paul’s letter to the Philippians, where do we turn? Probably Philippians 4:13. It’s one of the best (though often misused) verses for athletes. But the rest of the letter offers much to anyone involved in sports. Paul writes like a coach, calling his team to a high standard, getting right to the point—understandable since he’s writing from prison. Whether you call them commands, principles, or coaching points, Paul lays out a map for faithful living. This 10-day devotional journeys through 10 commands from Paul’s Philippian playbook.

Finding Peace, Stability, and Strength in the Presence of God We live in a world that never slows down, never stops talking, and never stops demanding more from us, and somewhere in the middle of all that noise, your soul is expected to stay steady, hopeful, and strong. This plan was written for people who love God but feel mentally tired. For believers who pray, yet still wrestle with anxiety, pressure, disappointment, and emotional fatigue. Over the next 10 days, you will walk through Scripture and meet a Savior who offers rest and restores the soul.

Worry can get loud fast, especially when life gets heavy. This 10-day plan shows how to find peace under pressure through Scripture, not self-help. You’ll follow Jesus’ invitation to rest (“Come… Take… Learn”), study His teaching on anxiety, and practice Paul’s pathway to peace in Philippians 4: prayer, thanksgiving, and disciplined thinking. You’ll also walk with Asaph in Psalm 77, moving from honest distress to deliberate remembrance of God’s faithfulness. Pressure may remain, but peace can grow when trust leads.

Are you critical of your boss or pastor? Do you complain about items that have little consequence? Take the challenge. Fast these words for ten days: complaining, criticism, judgments, sarcasm, and gossip. In these ten days of fasting, the Lord will begin to do a mighty work in the origin of these negative words and thoughts - your heart.

In this 10 day video plan, Yuri asks viewers to personally reflect on how they got to be where they are in their lives, and where they want to go.

This 11-day video devotional series is based on Paul’s Letter to the Philippians. These are unprecedented times. When there doesn’t seem a reason to have joy, not to mention to share it, remember God’s Word is unwavering. It speaks to every time and every situation.

Have you ever felt like you were waiting on God to work in your life? Maybe you were hoping God would restore your health or relationship. What if we changed how we waited? What if, instead of waiting on God to act, we wait in Him. What would it look like? In this 11-day reading plan, we will examine what God can do in us as we remain in Him.

In Dog Days & His Ways, author Charlotte Guest shares how familiar commands like “sit, stay” and a few others used with our furry friends can be special lessons learned and often are needed in our own life. Through this 11-day reading plan, you’ll be encouraged to draw closer to Christ, to lean into Him and see how our “dog days” mirror His ways. As you “paws” together, you’ll enjoy scriptures that will bless and encourage you each day. “Sit” with your dog; “stay” a while and enjoy meaningful moments together with the One who created both of you.

Serving Challenge is an 11-day adventure to serve like Jesus that will lead you to more personal fulfillment than you ever thought possible. You were made for more than just believing and existing until you die. You were made to serve, just like Jesus.