Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Ephesians 5:2

Presence Plan is a collection of chapters with the purpose of creating space. A relaxing, mindful experience leading us in reflection & prayer. Music, film, and poetry inspired from scripture throughout the plan weave a journey that gives us a time out, a sense of peace and an opportunity to experience God’s presence.

This plan looks at a vital spiritual practice to all seeking growth in God: tilling the soil of the heart. God longs for us to till the soil of our hearts that we might be receptive to the seed of his word and bear fruit. May your heart become responsive to the presence, will, and love of God as you cultivate good soil with the help of the Holy Spirit.

We'll spend time stirring our affections for God through renewing our minds. Your mind is the gateway to your affections. What you think is worthy of your affections is what receives them. As we grow in understanding of God’s overwhelming goodness we naturally give him our hearts. May you be stirred by the unconditional love of your heavenly Father as his perfect nature is revealed in greater, more transformative ways.

In Paul's letter to the Ephesians, he summarizes the Gospel story and its implications and application for our lives.

Jesus called His followers to be salt and light in this world. Many people think that means telling people the Good News of salvation—a great thing to do, of course—but it often leads to intimidating, fruitless conversations. What if the key to drawing people to Jesus is knowing who we really are in him? Learn to grow into your true identity.

You know what it’s like to be rescued. You were once broken, lost, and desperate for help. But now you can help to rescue and restore others. As people of faith, rescue is what we do. It’s who we are. Join Noel Yeatts as she unpacks how our rescue can transform not only our lives but the lives of those we encounter each and every day.

It weighs you down. It keeps people out. It’s heavy and painful—it’s the grudge. Many of us may not realize it, but we’re carrying grudges that need to come out of darkness and into the light. Learn how you can find freedom through forgiveness in this 7-day Bible Plan accompanying Pastor Craig Groeschel’s message series, The Grudge.

We are creatures of habit, and our habits are powerful forces. Habits like confessing, praying, studying the Word of God, and fasting are not just items on a checklist. These habits have the power to change us. In this seven-day reading plan come explore the habit of confession and celebrate the hope that it can bring to our lives!

Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent—a time for reflection, repentance, and renewal when Christians are invited to prepare themselves for the celebration of the Lord’s resurrection. Throughout the forty weekdays and six Sundays in Lent, pray and reflect on God’s renewing power.

Perhaps you’ve heard someone talk about the Great Commission to “disciple the nations” (see Matthew 28:18-20) this way: “Jesus had only one plan—His disciples—and if they didn’t do it, it wouldn’t get done!” One might respond, “I feel like it all depends on me!” Let’s look to God's Word to better understand how we might live in light of the Great Commission as disciplemakers and help others do the same!

Living a servant marriage is a revelation on God’s masterpiece of marriage. In this plan, you will learn more about God's creation of man, woman and marriage. You will also be introduced to the Father God, but also the Father-in-law God in your marriage. Work through this plan with with Dr. Doug Weiss to walk out a servant marriage in your home with your spouse.

In Mark 12, Jesus said that all the commandments rest on these two: loving God and loving others. In this 7-day plan, explore these basic building blocks critical for your life in Christ.

What does honoring parents look like when we’re adults? Is it even possible in our fragmented world? How does God expect us to honor our parents when, sometimes, distance seems a wiser option? We’ll look at Scripture, with a focus on the Ruth and Naomi story, to discover how we can follow God’s command – even when it’s impossible in our own strength.

We invite you to join us for this 7-Day Bible Reading Plan—Walking in Love: The Fruit of the Spirit by Kenneth Copeland Ministries. Nothing—absolutely nothing—is more important than learning to walk in the fruit of love. God outlined what love looks like so clearly—all we have to do is follow what He says. Take the first step to develop the fruit of love in your life!

Do ever feel as if you’re not enough for all the tasks ahead of you or all the expectations others have for you? This week, Denisse Copeland takes us on a journey of discovering our identity as women set apart to be exactly who God created us to be. And that is always enough.

Based on Vance K. Jackson’s marriage books, join couples from around the world as Vance leads readers in this 7-day journey. Marriage is more than a carnal platform. Marriage is more than a man-made contract or institution. Marriage is a God-ordained Covenant between God, man, and woman. God cares about every intricate detail of your life, family, and marriage. Surrender your heart to God and may He transform your marriage.

Rehashing the past is trying to change something that has already happened. Rehearsing the future is trying to control something that hasn’t yet happened. Receiving the present is choosing to experience what is occurring here and now. In this 7-day Bible Plan, Jeanne Stevens helps you practice experiencing the peace and presence of God in the present with God.

Meditate on Scripture, read thought-provoking messages, and communicate with God through prayer in this 7-day plan. Time spent with God empowers you to be a man of character, strength, and leadership, as you model integrity in relationships and provide foundations for wise decision-making. Be challenged, equipped, and encouraged in these devotions from "A Little God Time for Men."

Have you ever been typing and wished you knew faster ways to complete certain tasks? Throughout this series, we are going to teach you a few computer shortcuts with spiritual principles from God’s Word connected to them that you can apply to your life. Join us for seven days of learning spiritual shortcuts!

Let me ask you this—if you’ve read three books on singleness, attended two seminars on Christian courtship, and committed to one month of prayer for your spouse, does that make you ready for a relationship? It’s so easy to reach that “golden age,” apply the 3-2-1 principle above and think you’re ready. . . but what if I could show you how to KNOW you’re ready?

Our life experiences have defined us for far too long. Instead, we can choose to acknowledge them, learn from them, and allow them to serve as stepping stones as we become the women God has predestined us to be. Author and educator, A. Margot Blair, invites us on a journey to find freedom in Christ, break free from strongholds, and grow in spiritual maturity.

Have you ever been told how hard marriage is? The truth is, marriage itself isn’t hard; it’s the people in it that make it difficult. Many marriages get off track when couples start going through it their way instead of God’s. This seven-day plan will help you learn what marriage God’s way is and give you the truths of scripture to apply today.

We know that the Church is not a building, but people. Too often we limit the Church to what people do in the building. Jesus never asked us to make disciples of Christians, but of all nations. Through this plan you will discover how to be the Church where God has placed you for His kingdom to come.

Become spiritually and emotionally healthy by learning to think about life in alignment with God’s Word, the way God intended. Capture God’s vision for your life and learn how to anchor your mind to that vision, so you can remain grounded in Him. Set healthy goals and create a plan to achieve them! Learn how to coach yourself in the Bible, with God as your Ultimate Life Coach.

Wild opportunities for hope, healing, and transformation exist in the Christian recovery space when we get to the root of addictions, mental health problems, or suicidal thoughts. Minister, pastoral care counselor, and recovery activist George A. Wood calls this the Uncovery—a community approach that sees recovery through a grace-laced, gospel lens.