Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalm 8:9

God has many names, all of them describing something different about His character. Dr. Tony Evans teaches us through this reading plan why the names of God are all important, and what learning the names could do to your faith.

Have you ever felt “blah” in your relationship with God? Nothing major wrong – you’re just missing the excitement, the feeling of closeness, the power of the Holy Spirit flowing through you. It doesn’t have to be that way. You’re meant to have a dynamic, intimate, powerful daily walk with God – it’s what He wants; it’s what you were created for. Here are three keys to get you there...

Why do we pray? Our prayer lives aren’t just about asking God to change outcomes. They’re conversations God uses to draw us closer to him! In this 3-day plan, you will explore how to deepen your relationship with our Creator and practice His presence through prayers of adoration, examen, and meditation. This plan is part 2 of 4 from the Feed Catechism's Prayer and Worship series.

How many times do we stop and take time to appreciate the world around and above us? God covered the heavens with His majesty; all of creation speaks to us about His power. But He also created us with a purpose–to have a personal relationship with Him. Through this devotional, we will take the focus off ourselves to look up in awe, surrender, and worship with thankfulness.

Friends... Family... That feeling when you have just enough cereal left in the box to fill up your bowl... God has given us SO many blessings! However, it is up to us to choose how we will use them. Will we be selfish, or will we be good stewards? In this plan, we will learn how we can be the best stewards of everything God has given us!

Songs, poems, prayers, vivid descriptions of historical battles and apocalyptic redemption: all of these are found in Psalms! Join us in this plan to see how Psalms can help you to know God and know yourself in a new way!

Scientific research has shown that to live in awe means to live in health—and to face stress, anxiety and fear with peace of heart and mind. The God of awe leaves invitations to wonder in your daily path. These miracles of life whisper hope and release healing. Encounter the God of awe during this 5-day reading plan. He is waiting for you in the wonder!

Learn how to -rely on the power of the Holy Spirit just as Jesus did; -respond to God’s voice in decisions big and small;-raise our expectations for how God’s power can work through us; and break free of addictions, habits, and destructive thoughts that hold us back.

Drawing from the powerful symbolism of the olive tree in Psalm 52:8, bestselling author Christine Caine reveals how to flourish in every season—no matter what comes your way.

What if we viewed creativity as God's Spirit at work in us? That changes everything! Get a burst of inspiration through a short 1-minute video in this 5-day video plan with encouragement from Author Daniel Kooman, Filmmaker Dallas Jenkins, Artist Mindi Oaten, Scientist Dr. Fazale Rana and Rabbi Kirt Schneider who each share special insights about God's creative power.

What if your summer could reset your soul—not just your schedule? It can. Join us for Summer in the Psalms, a 5-day journey through Psalms 6-11. Together, we’ll read the Word, rest in its truth, and grow closer to God—one Psalm at a time.

Songs of Praise is a six-day devotional on songs in the Bible that will help you grow in your spiritual walk as you praise God for who He is and what He has done for us. Let us continually praise His majesty.

God will outlive our earth, and our earthly bodies. He is not only consistently present, He is consistent toward us – kind, loving, guiding, and continually forgiving. Amongst continual change, God is our constant. He is our North Star. His is our ever-present, all-knowing, personal God.

How does our reading of scripture give us hope as we push for racial and social justice in the world? Join Seth Pinnock & A New Thing to unpack this question, with their latest acclaimed album ‘A New Thing Live’, in partnership with Tearfund. Drawing influences from scripture and testimonies, this devotional focuses on the connection between Worship and the Word, with odes to faith in Black History.

Have your fears and insecurities led you into an identity that feels foreign? How drastic is the difference between your truest self and the image you project to others? In partnership with LUMO and OneHope, and based on a sermon by Pastor Tyler Staton, this 7-day plan will lead you in exploring the startling truth behind “the false self.”

Church planting is not for the faint of heart. Each planter juggles a dozen different roles–recruiter and fundraiser, janitor and drummer, visionary and scheduler, just to name a few. This is often on top of our role with our spouse and children at home. How do we keep all the plates in the air, and continually walk closely with the Lord? We’re going to spend the next seven days looking at the prayers of David and his writings. These seven qualities of his prayers are interwoven together throughout each psalm.

Step into this devotional for men as a quick way to root yourself in God's Word at the beginning or end of the day. With short, relatable reflections based on Biblical truth, this men's devotional will be a great tool for spiritual growth.

Stop. Look. Experience. This is the difference between mediocrity and your true calling. Beyond the everyday grind, there is a sea of possibilities: your own, God-given potential. You are unique, trusted with talents meant only for you. You could be a trailblazer, a sports hero, or even a president! We are going to deconstruct the DNA of Potential by focusing on specific areas: from recognizing your special value to giving your gift back to the Creator. Take a moment every day to activate the fullness of your calling.

Easter Week: A Liturgy for the Unreached invites you to continue in the Church’s historic rhythms, rejoicing in the risen Christ while praying for those who have yet to hear. Each day includes Scripture, historic prayer, reflection, worship, and intercession for unreached peoples — connecting resurrection hope to global mission. The empty tomb is not private hope. It is global good news. Christ is risen — and the nations will sing, “Worthy is the Lamb.”

Between Psalm 1 and Psalm 150 we find every kind of prayer; prayer that includes every emotion, complaint, resolution, lack of resolution, marvel, wonder and praise, and everything in between.

God chooses to reveal himself to humanity through both his word and his world. The skies declare his glory and the ground produces life only by his grace. Over the course of 11 days, we will examine scripture that illustrates the Immensity, Intelligence, Intricacy, and Intimacy of our Creator!

Fix your eyes on Jesus. Explore the story of His birth through the eyes of the people caught up in the first Christmas. Take a 14-day journey through the Christmas story captured in the Gospel of Luke: examine your life, pray for yourself and others, and recommit yourself to following Jesus again this Christmas.

What Is Worship? Worship Redefined by the Word This 12-week devotional plan helps you relearn worship—not as an action, but as being and direction. We often reduce worship to songs, emotions, atmosphere, or an hour on Sunday, but biblical worship is far deeper and wider. Worship begins with knowing who God is and shapes how we live before Him. Through balanced readings in the Old Testament, New Testament, and Psalms, this plan leads you step by step: the essence of worship → the posture of a worshiper → the life of a worshiping leader.

In the middle of our Bibles sits a treasure chest of songs for worship, prayer, and reflection. This awesome playlist, in all of its raw yet reverent glory, celebrates God while simultaneously serving as a balm for our souls. In this 16 day reading plan we will walk (and sing) our way through 8 key Psalms, moving them from the center of our Bibles to the center of our hearts.

Join us as we grow in our understanding of God, ourselves, and the world through the lens of the Bible. Jesus defines discipleship as being obedient to God. Life in Christ is, therefore, incomplete if the knowledge we acquire does not influence our daily lives. This means that studying the Bible, and studying the Bible with others, is a vital part of the process of discipleship. By Shofar Christian Church