Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 2 Corinthians 5:18

Experiencing doubts in the Christian life is completely normal and can ultimately lead to strengthening our faith. In this four-day, video-based reading plan, explore answers to four common questions you may have about the Christian faith: Can We Know God? Did Jesus Come Back from the Dead? Is There One God or Three? Can We Be Restored? Feel free to start with Vol.1 or Vol. 2.

This reading plan takes you through some of the themes in the "Two by Two" episode of The Chosen TV Series. Reflect, dive into the Bible, and enjoy what Jesus has to say to you.

The Bible tells us to always be prepared to give an answer about our faith to everyone who asks (1 Peter 3:15). But writing a testimony is difficult and most of us have never done it. With this reading plan, we want to change that and also help write your testimony of faith. Read this plan, and then visit our website listed at the end of Day 4 of the reading plan to get started.

With each New Year comes a new chance for a fresh start. Don’t let this be just another year that begins with resolutions you won’t keep. This 4-day plan will guide you in reflection and give you a new perspective so you can make this your best year yet.

In our society, there are many different ideas about identity, love and relationships. But are they in line with God's plan? This Bible reading plan challenges common thought patterns and provides biblical answers to the questions of our time. Discover what the Bible says about true identity, inner peace and God's unconditional love.

Many Christians struggle with sharing their faith, feeling stuck between being too pushy or too silent. In this plan, Scott Savage explores how Jesus lived on mission, announcing God's kingdom through both words and actions. Learn why both matter, how to earn the right to be heard in today's culture, and discover your starting point for living out your kingdom mission daily with confidence and grace.

It's our natural tendency to look to the future, but we should never forget the past. This plan is designed for you over a 5-day period to remember all that God has done in shaping you into the person you are today. Each day, you will get a Bible reading and a brief devotional designed the help you remember the key events of your walk with Christ. For more content, check out finds.life.church

Are you looking for more out of life? Wanting more is really a longing to return to God—wherever your relationship with God is now. We all experience mile markers—or awakenings—as we find our way back to God. Journey through each of these awakenings and close the distance between where you are now and where you want to be. We want to find God, he wants even more to be found.

Only one name can bring the world together, but the name of Jesus is more controversial than any government or political figure in the world. Do you truly live your life “under God?” Are you ready to start? Start this Life.Church Bible Plan inspired by Pastor Craig Groeschel’s message series.

Through these powerful daily readings, discover how God redeems, heals, and transforms through the love and power of Jesus Christ. This devotional is based on the book Prodigal Heart by Christine D'Clario.

In this five-day reading plan, discover why Christian innovation is not simply a human effort to improve or create new value. It is part of the Creator’s identity and therefore part of ours, as His creation. To innovate, Christians follow the inspiration of the Holy Spirit to better serve others, point people to Christ, and steward what God has given us to restore this world to Him, for His glory.

The calling of every Christian is to share the life changing message of Jesus. This 5-day plan offers practical guidance on how you can follow this calling every day and see Jesus impact the lives of those around you who need to know him.

This 5-Day Reading plan will help identify the source of soul wounds and apply remedies that will bring healing to give a brand-new life.  Soul wounds are the often unidentified impediments that hold people back. After applying these principles you will be able to find a pathway to healing and receive the blessings God is pouring out.

Can God still have a place in a world ruled by science and technology? How can there be a God of love given so much appalling suffering in this world? This plan, written by author John Houghton, seeks to answer the difficult questions and invites the reader to discover a relationship with God for themselves.

This five day plan walks the believer on God's proven pathway to courage in the shadow of giants.  Courage doesn't happen in a moment.  It is shaped by God and demonstrated in the crisis.

This 5-day devotional will walk alongside Abraham, examining how our forefather reacted and grew through the promises God worked in his life.  Often God calls his people into a new season, ripe with expectations, yet severely lacking in actual logistics. God loves to promise the unthinkable during the unimaginable. When nothing else seems like it could possible go wrong or be more parched… God shows up and gives hope. 

They drain your joy, eat up your time, and rain on your parade—but there’s a better way to view difficult people. Let’s learn how to heal the relationships that suck the life out of us. Get ready for God to do His life-giving work when you start this new Life.Church Bible Plan to accompany Pastor Craig Groeschel’s message series, Relational Vampires . 

It can be easy to feel that your faith has little or no bearing on the people around you. How can you effectively share the hope you have? This plan gives practical steps for what it means to live a life on mission.

Although simpler and, in some parts of the world, less dangerous, living the life God calls us to isn’t any easier today than it was for early Christians. Thankfully, in the apostle Paul we have a skilled teacher who is able to explain how the whole process works. Ultimately, the decision is yours alone to make. Will you live the truth? 

If you are a Christian, you should understand that Jesus Christ reconciled you to God through His death on the Cross.  But did you know that, with that, comes a ministry of reconciliation for all believers?  Yes, with the great gift of His love and mercy and reconciliation comes a mandate to be reconcilers to others.  Learn how you can be a conduit for reconciliation.

Emotions are very much a part of us and are neither right nor wrong. It’s how we manage them that makes the difference. The Bible warns about double-mindedness and we must be aware of the deception Satan uses to negatively impact our emotional responses in an attempt to breakdown relationships. Over the next 5 days let’s learn some simple steps to help keep us emotionally balanced and healthy.

Practical relationship advice, biblical insights, and psychological truths that help women form the kinds of friendships they long for.

One of the big questions that we each confront at some point is this: Does God have a plan for my life and, if so, what does it look like? Understanding your identity shapes your life, and your destiny. So, don’t be trapped by guilt at past mistakes, or fear of the future. Let author Berni Dymet show you the “new you” that God is working on, right now!

We were created to know, love and serve our Creator. In our pursuit to do that well, we often fail. Other people fail. We are left with bitterness, guilt and shame towards ourselves and towards others. Discover God's redemptive work in offering us forgiveness for our sins and the healing power that comes from forgiving not only others, but yourself as well.

From biblical to medieval times, the sword was an offensive weapon with the shield used for defense. As modern metaphors for Christian men, the sword represents spiritual growth—transformation into Christ’s image—and the shield, moral protection—stopping the Enemy’s attacks. Derived from The Sword & Shield Men’s Devotional, iDisciple Publishing’s latest release from author Robert Noland, this 5-day study challenges and inspires men to be intentional in their faith.