Hebrews 11:16 ಗೆ ಸಂಬಂಧಿಸಿದ ಉಚಿತ ಓದುವ ಯೋಜನೆಗಳು ಮತ್ತು ಆರಾಧನೆಗಳು

Vision makes the difference in how we approach our lives. Jesus knew what His priority was when He was just 12 years old and had already embraced a vision led life. To put it simply, Jesus knew what He was about. When we identify God inspired vision, it produces multiple positive effects in our lives. Through this devotional, we’ll consider five of them and their application for our lives.

The road of life is marked by a series of decision points and at each crossroads, we must make a choice. Will we make courageous choices or cowardly choices? In this 4-part plan, we’ll explore the crossroads that Joshua faced as he led the Israelites into the Promised Land and learn from him how to obey God in the big and small decisions of everyday life.

One day, all that may remain of our life is a DASH between our birth and death. How can we make the most significant impact for Christ during our short time on Earth? This plan will help you to look at life through the lens of eternity, recognize distractions, and learn how to practically restructure each area of life to experience purpose, hope, and joy every day! Perspective Changes Everything.

You can believe God to use you significantly or you can settle for self-focused mediocrity. But you can’t do both. It’s time to take a risk. In this five-day study, we’re going to see how God does some of His most significant work through risk-takers. We’ll look at the example of Joshua to see what steps we can take toward faithful risk-taking.

In this 5-day study, Alexandra Hoover offers encouraging words of hope and examples of unwavering faith from the Bible. Drawing inspiration from the examples of faith in Hebrews 11, you’ll see that life’s challenges don’t have to define you. Through hope in Christ, you can become the woman who weathers the storms of life with renewed strength and confidence in who God is and who He says you are.

Come back from disappointment and failure and build resilience to go again.

In recent years, partisan politics have divided churches and friends and families like never before. This division suggests that as Christians, our allegiance to the state is sometimes, in practice, stronger than our allegiance to Christ. This week’s devotional brings us back to what it looks like to live out the beautiful, subversive, upside-down “politics” of the Gospel.

As a Christian, you’re part of something bigger. God has a story, and you have a role to play. This 5-day plan continues a journey through the book of Acts, the Bible’s gripping sequel of Jesus at work in the life of his followers as he expands his kingdom to the ends of the earth. It’s a journey on what it means to be a Christian. It’s a story in which you have a role to play.

You may not be walking the streets of Rome this Year of Jubilee, but your heart is still on a journey: a pilgrimage of the heart. This five day plan explores what it means to live as a pilgrim of hope; to long for something greater, to wrestle with sin and discover the freedom that can only be found in the mercy of Jesus. We would like to thank OneHope for providing this plan.

What if the life you really want and the future God wants for you are hiding right now in your biggest problem, your worst failure, your greatest fear? Inspired by a little-noticed incident from the Old Testament, these devotionals will teach you to be a “lion chaser” as you discover the richest opportunities in the least likely places.

Discover how God’s love is woven through every story in the Bible with this 5-day reading plan. By exploring the "Lower Story" of human experiences and the "Upper Story" of God’s divine plan, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Scripture and your place in His grand narrative. Each day offers reflections, Bible passages, and thought-provoking questions to help you connect with God’s love and purpose for your life. Adapted from “Encountering God’s Love from Genesis to Revelation: A 52-week Bible Study” by Randy and Rozanne Frazee.

This devotional challenges the popular phrase, “God will never give you more than you can handle". We learn that weakness is not failure - it is the invitation to surrender so that God may be revealed as the one who delivers, sustains, and carries us. When life is heavy and overwhelming, we are not meant to hold it - we are meant to hand it over.

This 5-day plan explores the life of David and the principles of walking in God’s Timeless Zone of Faith. From his anointing as a young shepherd to his rise as king of Israel, David’s journey teaches us patience, obedience, and integrity in every season of life. You’ll learn how to respond faithfully in rejection, use trials to build your skills and character, and trust God’s timing. Each day includes reflection on Scripture, practical insights, and encouragement to help you grow in faith, develop your gifts, and walk confidently toward God’s purpose for your life.

When we travel abroad, we need to make sure we have the right currency to trade with. Faith can be likened to Kingdom currency. We cannot trade in the Kingdom of Heaven unless we have faith. Plan Seven of Nine devotional plans taking us through Hebrews shows us just how key faith is in our daily walks with God. How does your faith account look? 

Over the course of six days, read Scripture and follow along with gospel meditations adapted from My Heart Cries Out: Gospel Meditations for Everyday Life by Paul David Tripp as you see how God’s amazing grace intersects with the mundane, unexpected, messy, and beautiful moments of daily life.

In this 6-day devotional, we spend time in praise and worship of God. Consider the authors of the Psalms- they witnessed God in their lives moving in a significant way, and their response was poetic, heart-filled, worship. What would it look like to recognize God's fingerprints on your life and your purpose?

The story of Ruth and her mother-in-law, Naomi, is one of love, hope and redemption. Through a series of challenging circumstances, these women found the need to relocate to a faraway land. This story is one repeating itself throughout the world today. Whether we are the ones on the move or those welcoming new neighbors, how will we allow God’s providence to work in our lives and those around us?

Does God exist? This is perhaps the most important question of all. Why? Because what we believe about God shapes what we believe about everything else. This one question builds the foundation of every worldview. Throughout this plan we are going to look at some of the historical, scientific, and philosophical evidence for the existence of God.

Why do we suffer? Does God have a purpose for pain—even the pains of His redeemed people? This 6-day study will consider how God is intimately at work in our suffering, providing Christians with hope in a future where pain and death will be no more.

The Bible tells us that faith is the assurance of things we hope for and the conviction of things we cannot see (Heb. 11:1). But what exactly are we as Christians hoping for? And how can we have conviction about the unseen? This six-day study looks to Scripture to define faith and its role in our lives as we seek to walk in obedience to God day by day.

Hope is more than wishing for something. Hope inspires action. The kind of hope you’ll learn about in this Bible Plan is different from just wishing. This kind of hope is your best hope—it’s a living hope! This hope is anchored to the unchanging love and faithfulness of Jesus. Start this six-day Bible Plan today and fill yourself with the very best hope.

From humanity’s first home to our eternal one, we see God drawing near to abide with us. In this 6-day reading plan from Caroline Saunders, you will find that even the best aspects of home here are just a glimmer of what God is building for us through Christ. Our longing for home is good and purposeful, pointing us to our truest home found in Him.

You were created by God to be healthy, whole, full of life, and free from anxiety—for your sake and the sake of others. Because your purpose is bigger than you. It’s about loving God with your whole self and loving your neighbor as yourself. But that’s really hard to do well when we’re emotionally, spiritually, mentally, and physically unwell. So, let’s embark on a journey to become healthy humans.

The Bible speaks repeatedly to God’s heart for those who are refugees—individuals who have been forced by persecution to flee their country of origin and take up residence in a new land. This reading plan is adapted from Seeking Refuge: On the Shores of the Global Refugee Crisis.

We are not called to mediocre Christians, we are called to grow from good to great. Scriptures are full of examples and secrets of great achievers. They have learnt from their mistakes and from their predecessors. Those who did not learn failed. This devotional is aimed to help you find few of those secrets from Scriptures that will help you achieve great things.