Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalm 23:3

That Ye May Be Established is a 5-day journey into God’s blueprint for building strong, mature believers. Drawing from Psalm 23 and insights shared by Rev. Austin Ukporhe, this plan will help you rediscover God’s intentional process of formation, accuracy, and growth. You’ll learn how God builds His people stone by stone, shaping their convictions and foundations for lasting fruitfulness. Each day invites you to align with His design, strengthen your faith, and become a living reflection of heaven’s architecture — steadfast, fruitful, and full of Christ.

Life doesn’t stand still. Every believer walks through seasons—some joyful, some stretching, and some deeply challenging. Yet God gives us wisdom, strength, and clarity to navigate each one with grace. This five-day plan will help you understand where you are, recognize how seasons behave, and receive the faith to walk through them boldly. You’ll explore the stages of spiritual growth, the cycles of life, and the unchanging truths that guide you no matter what season you face. Expect clarity, hope, and practical insight for your journey. God is with you in every step forward.

Inspired by the picture book of the same name, this devotional helps families with young children learn about the hope and promise offered in Jesus’s death and resurrection. Just as the Lent and Easter season prepares us to remember God’s rescue of the world from sin and death through the cross and resurrection of Jesus, children are invited to prayerfully trust in God and to love others as Christ loved us.

This five-day plan explores what it means to remain faithful and loyal to God, to leadership, and to the vision He has placed in your life. Using Scripture, practical reflections, and inspiring insights, you’ll learn to guard your heart against disloyalty, independence, and distraction, while embracing prayer, obedience, and a Christ-centered perspective. Whether you are a student, professional, parent, or leader, this plan will encourage you to cultivate integrity, trust, and godly influence in every sphere of your life.

This five-day devotion on habits centers on the patterns and behaviors in our lives that, if left unchecked, can subtly erode and undermine our spiritual, emotional, and personal well-being. It is a call to identify and confront the destructive habits that hinder growth, while intentionally cultivating godly disciplines. Drawing from the principles in The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, you will be encouraged to develop life-giving, Christ-centered habits and to grasp the transformative power that consistent, righteous practices have in shaping a purposeful and aligned life.

Jesus read Isaiah 61 and announced the year of the Lord's favour. In Israel, that idea pointed to the Year of Jubilee, a time of freedom, restored land, and rest. Then Jesus said, "Today this scripture is fulfilled in your hearing" (Luke 4:21). This 5-day plan explores that moment and what it means now: freedom from sin, restored identity, real rest, and a new beginning in Jesus. Simple, Scripture-based, and hope-filled for anyone who needs a fresh start.

Hearing God accurately is a primary endeavor for Christians, yet it is a complex and often misunderstood task. While many might agree on the necessity of hearing from God, few have found a way to implement this essential practice into their everyday lives. This devotional will guide you, by emphasizing the role of retreats, to help you differentiate between God’s voice, your own, and the world’s clamor.

This plan is a gentle reminder of the voice of Jesus and seeing love from His point of view. It reminds us to see love beyond the things of this world and shift our focus to Him because Jesus is the greatest gift of love.

This isn’t written from a mountaintop — it’s written from the middle of the grind. I’m just a guy who has spent years running hard, chasing good things, trying to lead well… and slowly discovering that nonstop motion comes at a cost. Not just physically, but spiritually and emotionally too. Somewhere along the way, I started believing that needing a break meant weakness. But Scripture tells a different story. God never designed us to live exhausted and empty. Rest isn’t quitting. It isn’t laziness. Sometimes, it’s the most obedient step a man can take.

Find hope and encouragement with Getting Through What You’re Going Through by Tanner Olson. This 5-day devotional offers heartfelt reflections, Scripture, and prayers to guide you through life’s challenges. Perfect for anyone feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or worried they’re falling behind, this plan reminds you that you’re not alone. Each day provides insights about trusting God, embracing His promises, and finding peace in the midst of uncertainty. Whether you’re navigating loss, change, or simply seeking reassurance, this plan will inspire you to take the next step, knowing that God is with you every step of the way.

Feeling stressed doesn’t mean you’re failing, and relief may be closer than you think. In this five-day plan, you’ll explore how Scripture and brain science work together to help you release pressure, stop carrying what isn’t yours, and learn peace through small, sustainable steps. No fixing. No forcing. Just simple practices that help you stress less and trust more.

This five-day devotional explores the connection between breathing, meditation, and faith. Each day introduces simple practices that combine deep breathing and reflective prayer. Readers learn how God created breath to sustain life, and how integrating prayers with deep breathing calms the mind and refocuses the heart on God’s truth. Through Scripture-based breathing exercises, readers can experience peace and connection with God in everyday moments.

If you are struggling with sadness, fear, despair, hopelessness or just a feeling of purposelessness or lack of vision, this 5-day reflection through the messages found in the book of Nehemiah will help you start a conversation with God and draw closer to Him through vulnerability and reflection.

Grief can feel unbearable. Although well-meaning friends and family offer support and encouragement, we often still feel like no one really understands—that we’re alone in our suffering. In this plan, you’ll encounter comforting Scriptures to help you find perspective from God, feel our Savior’s great concern for you, and experience relief from your pain.

Journey to the Jordan to reflect on the baptism of Jesus and His call to us to believe, repent, and follow Him. Find Jesus there. This is part three of eight in the "Jesus, I Need You" series by Thistlebend Ministries, focusing on drawing closer to Jesus. The plans in this series can be done in any order. See also "Jesus, I Need You" (companion prayer).

These devotions are based on the wonderful and comforting words of the "Shepherd Psalm," Psalm 23.

We live in a world that's fascinated with celebrities. Magazines and the paparazzi have built an entire industry around helping us answer the question, "What is he or she like?” In this devotional from Athens Church, we’ll ask that question about a particular "celebrity" and ask, "What is God like?”, and we’ll focus on one of the most famous Bible passages, Psalm 23, to help us answer it. In doing so, we'll discover that when it comes to God, there is a lot to like!

He’s with you through the pain. He comforts you in the waiting. When you’re anxious about your future, He gives you courage. As you climb the mountain, He keeps you safe in His arms. In every moment, you are not alone. Start this Life.Church Bible Plan to accompany Pastor Craig Groeschel’s series, God With Us .

This plan takes you to understand thoroughly the beautiful and popular Psalm 23. In the 6 days, you will learn how David truly saw God, which teaches us how to view God as well. That even though David suffered and experienced hardships, He loved God and knew He was a good Shepherd. 

Women, particularly moms, are increasingly being told that we are “enough.” Best-selling books, popular blogs and even sermons constantly repeat the “You are enough” mantra. But does that phrase help grow our dependence on God? Is it even true? This Bible Plan counters that we are not enough, and challenges us to lean on the One who always is.

Life is full of different spaces. Sometimes we need rest. Sometimes we need breakthrough. In all things, we need God. I believe you can find God wherever you find yourself. Create a new space for worship and meditation this week by following this 6-day instrumental devotional, with audio by Emily Jane Worship.

Have you ever wondered what your calling in life is? It is an important question to ask oneself. And what better place to answer this important question than to look at how Jesus called his first disciples, as recorded in the Gospels. As we discover God’s calling on our lives, we will allow Jesus to rearrange our priorities – and it all starts with a relationship, with following him.

Whether it is sickness, stage of life, or disaster that quarantines you to your home, isolation can be devastating. We are communal people made in the image of a communal God, but isolation can also be a gift. How do you spiritually grow and even thrive in isolation? How do you learn to spiritually self-feed?

We all have a common denominator. We will die. I will die. You will die. Death will defeat you. You won’t be able to dodge it, sidestep it, trick it or make it disappear. But then there is Jesus, the man who defeated the grave. Jesus stood toe to toe with the grave and defeated death. When Jesus talks, the grave speaks.

You may have asked … How could it be that God wants a personal relationship with me? With billions of other humans here on planet Earth? And how would it work? Isn’t he busy elsewhere, working on things more consequential? You may have asked … Does God even know (or care) I’m here? These are great questions, and the truth will blow your mind. Think bigger.