Romans 5:5 ಗೆ ಸಂಬಂಧಿಸಿದ ಉಚಿತ ಓದುವ ಯೋಜನೆಗಳು ಮತ್ತು ಆರಾಧನೆಗಳು

Worship is central to the Christian life. Here is a reflection on what it means to hold fast to faith in the midst of life’s trials...a message that inspires Christians to connect the dots between singing the song and living the life. Based on Matt Redman's new book 10,000 Reasons.

Praying the 5th Century prayer of Saint Patrick is a practice that has helped many Christians. We pray with the words of this great prayer and allow the wisdom of Saint Paul in his letters to guide us deeper into the profound understanding of ‘God in us’.

This five-day reading plan, adapted from content within FCA Magazine, focuses upon “humility” and the impact living a life of service and surrendered to Christ’s ways makes on our teams and in our communities. To learn more about FCA Magazine and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, visit fca.org.

Millennials are the most purpose-driven individuals across all generations. They're outspoken about what they want, intentional in what they do, and very altruistic. They should be guided to have a mission with God to discovering their personal mission. This plan is a conversation between a discipler and a disciple, Boris Joaquin and Renz Mansujeto, and based in the principles of St. Paul's letters.

Around Thanksgiving time, we often think about or even tell others what we're thankful for. This video series discusses some of the things that don't usually make the "thankful for" list. Watch to find out why you can be thankful for these as well. 

The love of God for humanity is the beating heart of the Gospel. It was His love for mankind that moved God to sacrifice His son on our behalf, according to John 3:16, the theme of this five-day plan. Spend some time exploring this and other beloved passages to learn how understanding the love of God can revolutionize your life and relationships. 

Whatever your political or theological beliefs, I’m sure we can agree that today’s world isn’t the world we grew up in. But we don’t need to fear what is happening in our society. We can learn from Jesus, who faced similar moral issues when He walked this earth. Yet He chose to invest in others rather than fear the future. We can do the same—because the God of tomorrow is here with us today.

All of us desire to be in a relationship. It is the way we were created. People need people. Some more than others. As believers in Jesus Christ, we are in a relationship with the Lord. However, the ultimate goal is not only to be in relationship with the Lord but to experience fellowship with Him as well. In this plan, we’re going to focus on the writings of the first epistle of John to explore the difference between relationship and fellowship. In doing so, we will learn to live with Maximum Joy . 

In our pilgrim life here on Earth, we all are in a constant search for truth, love, wisdom and reasoning. This search finds meaning only when we search beyond the ambit of our mortal senses!  This journey is but a journey in which we learn to open our mind’s eyes,  to fix our eyes on Jesus and through Him, see an eternity outstretched before us in His abundant grace!  

Be emotionally healthy. Raise a godly family. Grow to be more like Jesus. How can all these things be done? Only by the help of the Holy Spirit. Based on Mark Driscoll's book Spirit-Filled Jesus , this 5-day devotional teaches you what it means to be Spirit-filled.