Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Jeremiah 38:4

In seasons of pain, God doesn’t abandon us—He meets us in the middle of our suffering. In this 4-day devotional, Déborah shares encouragement from Scripture and her own journey of struggle, showing how even in tears, exhaustion, or silence, faith can grow stronger. Discover that your pain is not wasted, and that God’s presence is most powerful right in the midst of it.

This Forbidden Faith Bible plan looks at what the Bible teaches about harassment and persecution and calls us to consider our role in helping those who are targeted for their beliefs. CSW is a Christian human rights organisation specialising in religious freedom. With thanks to Lyndon and Celia Bowring who wrote Days 2-5.

When you hear the word disciple, what comes to mind? In this devotional, we will explore what it means to be a true disciple. We will look at examples from both the Old Testament and the New Testament. We will examine the cost of following Christ, the posture of humility that disciples must carry, and the responsibility every believer has to help others grow in faith.

Despite all the world’s connectivity and social media, studies reveal that isolation and loneliness have become an epidemic. Moreover, we can believe that we are invisible even to God. This devotional centers around four “invisibles” that were visible to God and the lessons we learn from them when we feel invisible and forgotten.

This devotional is a straight conversation about self esteem from the lens of God’s Word. In a world where people define their worth by opinions, validation, achievements, or social media, the Bible reveals something different — man’s worth is grounded in creation, not performance. Across these six days, we will look into the scriptures to understand God’s estimation of man, confront the roots of low self esteem, and learn to see ourselves the way God sees us. The goal is simple: to place God’s Word above feelings, opinions, and human validation.

Pits and pitfalls are all around us. It may be an illness, an addiction, a betrayal, or a broken relationship. When we struggle in our pit, it can be difficult to understand what God is doing. However, when we look at some Bible heroes who found themselves in a deep, dark, place, we begin to clearly see, God has a purpose in the pit.