Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Exodus 22:23

Human beings long to belong. How do you know when you truly belong? What does it mean for you to belong to God? Watch a Draw Unto Me scripture video. Read a Bible passage. Think about the words, images, and context. Pray to communicate with God. Act in response to insights gained. Learn how Jesus created community—relationships where everyone had a place. Accept the challenge to welcome others.

In this 5-day reading plan, you will see God’s faithful redemption and will be reminded that you don’t have to be anything other than available and willing for God to you in a mighty, significant and eternal way! Each day features a Bible reading, a topical devotion and a question to mull over. The content for this reading plan is based on Cailin Leacock’s “Ruth: A Story of Redemption”.

These seven Myths articles expose commonly accepted myths of our culture that many men believe. Each article opens with the first-person story of a man who believes a particular myth and how that affects his life. Then, principles from the Bible refute the myth and offer practical guidance and help.

“If speaking is silver, then listening is gold” is an old Turkish proverb. There is a lot of truth in that. But sometimes it is important to speak up. This reading plan discusses various Bible texts that teach you when to speak and when to remain silent, and help you to choose your words wisely.

The Christian faith is first and foremost concerned with the spiritual. But the Bible also has a lot to say about practical things like money and wealth! This reading plan introduces some good biblical advice on this topic and helps you discover what is really valuable in life.

What does the Bible say about strangers, refugees, and migrants? In this Daily Devotion, you can read about how God created man as a migrant, the twofold mission to integrate the stranger and to go out as missionaries to all nations, what a stranger in a foreign land should do in his new society, how to be a xenophile church leader, and how to turn an enemy into a friend.

February - No complicated content, just a monthly chronological journey through the Bible. The Bible isn't arranged in the order events happened—it’s usually organized by genre. February continues our chronological journey through Scripture as we read Exodus, Leviticus, and the opening chapters of Numbers. You’ll follow God’s people from slavery to freedom, witness His power and presence, and learn how He formed Israel into a covenant people. Along the way, you’ll see God’s heart for holiness, worship, and relationship with His people.

Be strong. Be Alert. Be Courageous. These words are the premise of this 30 day study where you will uncover God's desire for you to call out to Him and trust He will hear. Not only hear, but set you on sure footing, a path He sets before you, for your sake and the sake of those around you. From there you will dig into Scripture around what it means to courageously step into God's presence, how to do so, and what you can expect as a result of going into His presence. Finally, you will be encouraged to step towards the healing Christ offers, both individually, and as the collective Bride of Christ. Each day you will be encouraged to ask questions, seek answers in God and His Word, and identify the step YOU sense the Holy Spirit compelling you to take. Courage accompanies ACTION, and Christ reveals to us where to move next, while the Holy Spirit empowers us to do so!

In part four of this seven-part study through the Book of Exodus, we'll explore Exodus 18–23.

Get a bird’s-eye view of God’s heart and provision for His people throughout all time—and begin to grasp the whole arc of the Bible. It all points to Jesus. We’ll read at least one verse from each chapter of every book of the Bible, all in just 30 days. We’ll walk through the history, Psalms, Proverbs, and New Testament simultaneously in about 40 verses per day.

Gratitude and generosity are twin themes that echo throughout the Bible. Gratitude is the acknowledgment of God's gifts, while generosity is a tangible expression of that thankfulness, often through cheerful giving and service to others. This reading plan from the Theology of Work Project explores gratitude and generosity in twenty books from the Old and New Testaments, with a particular focus on how these ancient insights might be useful for you in the modern workplace.

Christians know that daily Scripture reading is an essential spiritual discipline. But sometimes opening the Bible day in and day out can feel like a burden rather than the joy and gift that it is. In the 'Everyday Gospel' devotional, Paul David Tripp provides a roadmap for readers who want to spend more time in their daily Bible devotion. Brief and practical for your walk with the Lord, spend 1 month practicing and reflecting on the truths found within God’s word.