Lamentations 3:23 ಗೆ ಸಂಬಂಧಿಸಿದ ಉಚಿತ ಓದುವ ಯೋಜನೆಗಳು ಮತ್ತು ಆರಾಧನೆಗಳು

As followers of Jesus, we know that God is “good”. However, life is complicated and heavy. When we’re in those tough seasons of life, experiencing God’s goodness can feel distant. You are not alone in this struggle… I invite you to join me in this journey to better understand the character of God and how He transforms the way we live our lives. We indeed have a GOOD GOD.

As the calendar turns let us emerge from our cocoons of old habits, ready to spread our wings and reach new heights of purpose and fulfillment. Just as the butterfly sheds its cocoon, emerging transformed and free to soar, let this New Year be our cocoon of change. Like the butterfly, we shed the unproductive traditions of the past, allowing our spirits to unfurl, vibrant and renewed.

Precious daughter of God, do you struggle with feeling unimportant? If so, I remind you that you matter to God. You’re His child and good idea. He knows you completely, accepts you wholeheartedly, loves you unconditionally, and delights in your unique representation of His goodness in this world. Let God’s steadfast love empower you to live a life of belonging and purpose. You’re His daughter, and you’re beloved.

How can we see God when things are coming against us? Looking into the verses from Southland’s latest single “This Is The Day” we learn what it means to see God in the everyday. This three day journey can reset our soul to see that all days belong to the Lord and because of that, there's confidence, strength and praise to be found.

Here's the 3-day devotional for the song "I Will Sing Of The Mercies" from 3 Little Words' Blast From the Past — a simple yet deep way to reflect on God's power and greatness, an invitation for daily praise and worship! Let's teach our kids about the Kingdom, cultivating this devotional habit and encouraging them to see God's presence in our daily lives!

This Bible Plan accompanies the album The Way from Life.Church Worship, a ministry of Life.Church. In this three-day devotional, we’ll dive deeper into the song “So Much,” celebrating the abundant goodness and life-changing grace found in Jesus.

Many churches fill their pews at Easter and Christmas. In Old Testament days, only the priest could enter the inner court once a year, but under the New Covenant, Jesus beckons us to visit Him daily. How would you feel if your closest loved ones only showed up twice a year? This 3-day journey, I pray, will nudge your spirit to invite God into a daily walk!

As the holidays come to an end, our attention turns to a new year, filled with new opportunities. But God offers you more than resolutions. He not only gives you a fresh start, but you can trust Him with your future! He can show you how to live with eternal perspective. Let’s begin this year with hope, direction, and purpose as you walk into all God has planned for you.

Hope is not always bright or certain. Sometimes, hope is something quieter — carried, tended, kept alive in ordinary ways. This three-day plan draws on poems from Unfinished Faith. Each day offers a poem, a prayer and a reflection with Scripture, and a question to sit with. You can return to these days whenever you need steadiness. Hope, here, is not rushed. It is alive. And it remains.

In a world full of constant change and uncertainty, it’s easy to confuse instability with abandonment and assume we have to carry it all alone. Hebrews 13:8 reminds us of this steadying truth: Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Over the next three days, we’ll anchor our hearts in this reality. This devotional is an invitation to stop striving for control and to rest in the unchanging Savior.

A lightning-fast reading plan to get a sense of every book of the Bible in one hour.

Inspired by the song “Gratitude,” this 3-day devotional explores what it means to praise God when words fall short and circumstances feel heavy. Together, we’ll discover how gratitude becomes a powerful way to fight through hard seasons and lift our eyes back to the goodness of God. Written by Mike Laxton

**PARENT NOTICE** This Bible Plan was thoughtfully developed for older children (ages 10–12) and addresses sensitive themes, including grief and mental health. Parents or guardians are encouraged to review the videos and complete the plan together with their children. Mental health is real. But we are not alone in our struggles. In this plan, we will discover what God says about anxiety, depression, and the living hope we have in Jesus.

Easter weekend is the one time of year when Christians and non-Christians alike pause and take time to consider Jesus and what they believe about Him. In partnership with TheOverflow, this four day Devotional from Hillsong Worship dives deeper into the Easter message from four songs including a newly released single, O Praise The Name.

Have you ever wanted to get inside the mind of a pastor? Well, here’s your chance! The founding and senior pastor of Life.Church, Craig Groeschel, gives us an inside look at his daily routine as he reads through the last four verses he highlighted in his Bible. Allow your mind to be renewed as you read these Scriptures along with him, and find out why he chose to highlight them in the first place.

Promises! Who doesn't want certainty? We CAN depend on God! It has been said there are around 1600 promises in the Old and New Testaments. The following verses can help you draw near to the Lord and rest. God's word has promises you want in your heart regarding dating, anger, hope, money, trust, suffering, and even sex. Stop relying on empty promises people make. Lean on God's promises.

Whether it’s the death of a loved one or a life-altering event, we all experience tragedies. This plan will help you deal faithfully with the very real pain of a tragedy and experience the joy that only comes from surrendering to God. Each devotional is driven by the belief that all lives are a powerful gift and adversity can be the beginning of a deeper relationship with God.

Music is powerful and can stir emotions deep within us. This Advent season, take a closer look at your favorite Christmas carols as you prepare your heart for the birth of Jesus. In the middle of the hustle and bustle, take a few moments to slow down and allow His love to wash over you. This Christmas, pause and ponder the miracle of Jesus' birth.

Many times we would like to have more time to pray and give thanks for people, situations or other things that are important, but either we don't remember, or we think we don’t have time. The Bible tells us to 'pray continually' 'for all the Lord's people'. In this plan we will explore two practical ways that can help make prayer a habit and live every day covered in prayer.

Many people are smiling, but hurting inside. I have discovered that God is doing something in everyone's life, and he's doing something in mine too! I'm loving/praying for strangers like never before. And they are grateful. These personal stories in my life are to help you help others move one step closer to God.

Our mornings are busy, chaotic, and often give us more stress than joy. How can we reclaim our mornings, to spend time with the Lord and feel joyful for the day ahead? In this four-day Bible Plan, we’ll explore four strategies to start our mornings with joy.

Are you ready to wipe the slate clean and start a new path? In this four-day plan, David Villa talks about the journey to change, and how we can better follow God's path along this journey.

As a young father of two precious children he lost his wife to a brain aneurysm. At that point he had to learn to stand on his knees. Tommie Harris Jr. was a chubby kid, a high school athlete, a college football All-American and an NFL star. He learned to play through the pain at every level. This plan is the first of five in the series.

Anxiety in all its forms can be debilitating as it can throw us off balance and keep us bound in fear. This is not the end of the story though, for in Jesus, we find freedom and the grace to overcome the struggle. We don't just overcome it but we can be made better for it thanks to the word of God and the constant reassuring presence of God.

As our seasons change, our God remains constant. Over four days, we want to examine how the Lord provides for His people at all times, regardless of the worries, disappointments, and missed expectations that come in this world.