Нақшаҳои хониши ройгон ва садоқатҳои марбут ба Isaiah 58:11

Philemon is a personal letter, written by Paul, humbly requesting freedom for a runaway slave. The letter is short, but its message is profound, and its impact reaches across history. So what does the Bible say about slavery? And what does it mean for us in a world where slavery remains real and present? Join TTW for compelling audio guides with clear explanation in just minutes a day.

Forgiveness is easier said than done. Thankfully, we can look to Faith Driven Entrepreneurs as an example of how they’ve forgiven both their friends and their enemies. If you’re looking to live out the virtue of grace, these stories will tell you how.

In this inspiring and life-changing three-day devotional, you will learn the truth that your ultimate turnaround is on its way as you shine the light of God’s Word in the midst of darkness. Your path is getting brighter and brighter, day by day!

As our children grow and begin taking interest in subjects and activities that are expressions of how God uniquely created them, we may find that we don’t really know them as well as we thought. We may feel that we don’t understand our kids well enough to confidently provide the direction and encouragement they need. This week, let’s think about how we can learn more about our children and what appeals to them.

Fasting is not just an attempt to please God. It is a spiritual practice that brings about the supernatural and releases power in the most unexpected ways. Throughout Scripture, fasting positioned people for breakthrough, clarity, deliverance, strength and encounters with God. There are dimensions of spiritual power and sensitivity that are only unlocked through prayer and fasting. Never reduce fasting to religion. It is a weapon. It is surrender. It is hunger for God that makes room for the supernatural to move.

Walking along the path of God requires us to make a conscious effort. The path that He has set before us isn’t always an easy one, but it’s the one that we need. If it was easy, then everyone would do it! In his latest plan, David Villa discusses the idea of walking His path and reaching the full potential that God has for us. This is Walking In Favor.

Encouragement from a mom who launched her 7 children and lived to tell about it. Part 6 of 12 devotionals in this series.

Do you sometimes wish you were somebody other than yourself? Someone more beautiful or wiser than you or… more perfect? This imaginary perfection is not what God has designed you to be. This plan will encourage you to throw out that image and embrace fully who you are. Start this five-day plan by Loop for Women devotional to love yourself just as God made you.

This 5-day reading plan will remind readers of God’s enduring love and kindness, encouraging them to count their blessings and live each day to the full. Each of the five days features a devotion on a particular topic (such as focusing on the positive and making gratitude a way of life) and ends with a prayer and a Scripture verse. The content for this reading plan is based on Nina Smit’s “God Is on Your Side”.

With over 2,000 verses about poverty, the Bible reveals God’s heart for those in need—and His call for Christ followers to walk with them. This five-day reading plan offers a biblical perspective, broadening our definition of poverty and laying a solid groundwork for responding with loving action.

Why do I have good health, an education, and material possessions, but not others? It can be difficult to understand why we’ve been given the opportunity to live outside of poverty, while billions of God’s children struggle to live day by day. Join us on this five-day journey as we learn more about why God put you where you are, and His plan for your life.

God wants us to have the abundance of motherhood, not the fear! He will not always take away the storms but He promises us His peace in the midst of them. It doesn’t matter if our children are infants, adults, or somewhere in between: discover the biblical direction to become a woman of serenity and delight in all seasons and have impact for generations to come.

Be healed from sin and bondage. But even more, be revived. Katie Souza delves into Scripture to uncover the true meaning of living by grace.

Following Jesus isn't about following a bunch of rules. It is all about a relationship with Jesus.

Join Hillsong East Coast’s online experience and walk through this corresponding plan. This plan is based on Pastor Chrishan Jeyaratnam February 2021 message, "A River Runs Through It". Read through God’s Word within each devotional and reflect through guided questions for both individual consideration and group discussion. We pray it encourages you to reframe your reality.

Winn Collier, author of A Burning in My Bones and director of The Eugene Peterson Center, Western Theological Seminary, offers a rare glimpse into the remarkable life and passionate faith of Eugene Peterson. We hope you experience the rich theology, unforced rhythms of grace, and thoughtful insights of a man who wrestled with what it means to live into the gospel while never losing his sense of wonder and love.

Dedication to God sounds beautiful but can be quite difficult in practice. This reading plan will give you tools to grow in this dedication. You will learn how to listen to God and your own heart. Which talents and desires has God given you? And how can you use those in his Kingdom? You will also learn how to honor God through discipleship and perseverance. Reading plan by Anne-Minke Hakvoort.

Our time on earth is short! We frantically attempt to make something good out of it. Irrespective of our environment, we can make something beautiful out of every situation.Some of our beautiful Christian traditions like prayer and fasting can become meaningless and be rendered ineffective. Jesus tells us how to make them effective.He then talks of how to acquire eternal wealth and be free from stress and anxiety.

Does your relationship with food come as a constant source of regret, frustration, and shame? Or does it feel like a God-given blessing? Do you bounce between the two sometimes, in a love/hate relationship with food? In this 5 day devotional from bestselling author Erin Davis, you’ll see just how satisfying it is to join in the biblical rhythms of fasting and feasting.

Life can be quite busy and overwhelming at times, leaving us with little time to connect with God and seek the fulfillment our soul craves. Let's remember that we are not alone in this struggle. We have a helper in God. This Bible plan is designed to guide you on this journey towards finding inner peace and fulfillment through God's grace.

Has your joy disappeared like water from a dry well? Your bucket scrapes the bottom but all you bring up is dust. Joy is a gift from God. It’s not something you can earn or manufacture, and you don’t have to fake happiness to be a “good” Christian. Discover the joy of receiving joy, even as you hope for the fullness of joy to come.

We have poor people all around us. God is serious about the fact that the church needs to care for the poor - and we neglect it. This reading plan addresses that need.

This devotional invites you on a five-day journey through the story of Nehemiah, drawing parallels between his mission to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls and our modern quest for healing. Through daily scripture, reflection, and prayer, this plan explores themes of empathy, mercy, justice, and action, encouraging you to live out your faith with courage and contribute to lasting change in your community.

In this 5-day plan, couples will discover how God uses our deepest longings to lead us toward deeper intimacy. Bestselling author and marriage therapist, Jay Stringer, guides couples in knowing one another more fully, identifying the patterns that sabotage connection, and cultivating a relationship marked by kindness, passion, and purpose.

Feeding the poor is celebrated. Questioning why poverty exists is resisted. This plan invites you to move beyond surface compassion into biblical justice, where mercy confronts systems, love asks hard questions, and faith refuses to accept suffering as normal. Rooted in Scripture, this plan challenges us to see poverty not as a moral failure, but as a call to truth, courage, and transformation.