Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Exodus 3:12

Identity is a conflict people face as part of their development, but today many face an identity crisis. When we identify with God and know who He is, we get a clear picture of who we are. Until you know that, you will have a misperception of your identity.

We all have had difficult conversations—with our friends, spouses, children, etc. But what about having difficult conversations with God? In this plan, we talk about three different conversations: the conversation after you’ve just royally screwed up, the conversation when your future seems bleak, and the conversation when your emotions are raw.

In this three part series, learn how God equips his people in their callings through the story of Moses, who was called to lead the Israelites out of their slavery in Egypt. In God, Christians can find confidence, strength and assurance to live out their calling!

Worship leader, songwriter, author, and educator Toni LaShaun Wortherly offers a brief exploration into being chosen by God for His Glory. This devotional plan, and the song of the same title, are written to give hope to those struggling with past failures and present fears and let them know about the promised future they can have with Christ!

We’ve heard it said that we can have confidence that God will work all things for our good and God’s glory. But how does our faith impact others? In this three-day devotional, we will explore stories of our faith ancestors who trusted what God asked of them, even when it didn’t make sense, and see how their faithful steps played important roles in unlocking God’s promises to humanity.

Jesus said we will not only do what He did but even greater things. This three-day plan focuses on a profound statement Jesus made about who you are and your ability to make a difference. It equips you with the truth to overcome obstacles that keep you from illuminating the world as God intended.

Life gets tough sometimes. But we can find refuge in Jesus, the name above all names. Follow this plan to brighten your spirit and give you hope to endure your challenging season. This plan is meant to remind you there is always hope in Jesus.

“Blessed be the Lord, my rock, who trains my hands for war..." (Psalm 144:1) Life can feel like a battlefield—spiritually, emotionally, even mentally. But God hasn’t left us on our own. Through Jesus, we’ve been redeemed and called into a life of purpose. By His Spirit, we’re equipped to stand strong and walk in freedom. This 3-day devotional will help you see how deeply God cares for you—and how to live with courage and conviction. We explore what it means to be a true fighter: someone who lives like the battle is already won.

Leadership is a divine calling, yet it is not without its challenges. In the vast and beautiful tapestry of God’s Word, we encounter countless men and women chosen to lead in His kingdom. These stories remind us that being called by God does not exempt us from struggles, heartaches, or moments of doubt.

Have you felt unqualified for what God is calling you to do? Joshua finds himself in a similar situation. God assigns him to be the man to take on the baton from Moses in Joshua 1. The assignment: get the children of Israel to possess the land of Canaan. This 3-day plan will help you move from fear to bold obedience, trusting that the God who calls you will also empower you. To go in His strength!

You've heard it: God doesn't call the qualified; He qualifies the called. We say it about ministry and purpose. But what if that truth stretches further? What if God doesn't just qualify you for the calling; He qualifies you for the crisis? What if the season breaking you isn't proof you're not ready, but proof He already made you ready? This is for the one still in it. Still in the fire. Still in the valley. Still in the waiting room of a promise that hasn't come. You're not disqualified by what you're walking through. You're being qualified through it.

Jesus promises that if we stand in faith, we will “win life.” From Moses at the Red Sea, to Jesus with His disciples, Stand is the call to believe God and hold fast to His promises.

Do the demands of managing a home, maintaining a marriage and raising kids leave you feeling overworked and overwhelmed? With a mix of witty anecdotes and practical biblical wisdom, this reading plan will help you confidently embrace the ways God has uniquely called, gifted and prepared you to flourish in this season.

I Surrender All. All to Jesus, I Surrender... Surrender changes everything. You're invited to join me on this four-day plan to discover a spiritual workout routine that I've discovered in scripture as well as one that I have experienced time and again in my own life. True Surrender is the only way to build and leave a Legacy For Generations.

During this devotional, we will explore the Gospel as it appears in the first season of Ted Lasso.

How could remembering the simple truth that God is with you in every situation and every moment impact your daily life? In this four-day plan, we will witness how the assurance of God's presence brought comfort, confidence, calm, and courage to His people and how it can do the same for us.

Although you were excited about work before, everything’s different now. The pleasure has worn off. Opportunities pass you by. Bad bosses make it worse. And your paycheck doesn’t go quite as far as you want. Worse yet, it seems you’re stuck with this for life. Is that really God’s plan? Doesn’t He want better? This 4-day study digs in to the Bible to answer those questions and more.

How do you lead? Does your leadership reflect Jesus' heart? What can you learn from Biblical examples? As a disciple what does servant leadership mean to you? How to practice it? If these questions resonate with you you've come to the right place: this reading plan is for you.

Unexpected challenges and tragedies can cause us to get stuck in a cycle of fear and anxiety. We know God can heal our bodies, but what do we do when we don’t know what needs “fixing”? Thankfully, God’s Word is FULL of truths that lead us to VICTORY in our battle for peace of mind. Let’s start exploring them today!

Names are like labels in our brains. They put everything we know about someone into folders… or piles! But what do you know about God? What comes to your mind when you hear His name? Join us as we explore the many names of God and what they mean to us today!

Names are a serious business. In the Bible, names often encapsulate a person’s significance—and this is no less true of God and the name by which He calls Himself. What can we learn about God as we consider His name, the way He uses it, and the one with whom He shares it?

God often reveals Himself when we least expect it. After fleeing Egypt following an act of murder, Moses marries a woman named Zipporah and begins working for her father, Jethro, tending his sheep. During an ordinary workday, God miraculously appears to Moses through a burning bush and sets him on a path that would ultimately transform human history. In the “Holy Ground” Bible study, we’re going to take a closer look at four questions Moses asks in Exodus 3:1–4:17 and develop a deeper understanding of God’s character, our identity and the purpose He has called us to!

Calling isn’t just about your job; it’s about who you’re becoming. In this 4-day Bible plan, explore the stories of people like Moses, Esther, and Ruth to see how God calls people through fear, obedience, and ordinary work. Learn how Scripture speaks into purpose, identity, and the next step forward.

‘Sorry, God, you’ve got the wrong person. I can’t do that.’ We often look at our lives – our upbringing, education (or lack thereof), our fears, flaws, and insecurities – and decide God can’t possibly use us to impact the world. But in this inspiring four-day reading plan, Koketso Molaolwe reminds us that where we see insignificance, God sees potential. What we dismiss as too ordinary, God calls the perfect place to reveal His extraordinary power.

Drug addicts, sex addicts, alcoholics, gamblers, the spiritually lost — we all share something in common: a lack of purpose. But through a relationship with Christ, we can reclaim that purpose and step into the life we were created to live. In Christ, there is healing. In Christ, there is freedom. In Christ, there is purpose.