Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to John 13:15

What would our life look life without Jesus? Where would we be? The truth is, all of us came from the same place, from the bottom of a dark hole. God found us when we were helpless and justified us through our faith in Jesus. It's by His grace that we live this life. When we understand this, it allows us to pursue Jesus' character and be humble.

What does it mean to be a Godly influencer? We live in a society where performance and optics are more valuable than character and depth. Thankfully, God called, qualified, and justified us without us having to perform for Him. Join MCWEN Founder Andrena Sawyer in a 3-day study designed for those who would like to be free from the performance trap to make a genuine Christ-centered impact in the world.

On the night he was betrayed, Jesus humbly washed the feet of each of his disciples. The Gospel of John uses seven key words to describe the scene. Learn how these seven words anticipate the entire ministry of Jesus, from his incarnation, to his death on the cross, and finally, to his glorious resurrection!

Are you struggling to forgive people who have hurt you? Are you holding onto past bitterness and offense? Join me in this three-day devotional that will help you walk in freedom from the chains that are holding you back from growing emotionally, spiritually, and relationally. The Lord wants you to walk in the fullness of His joy and freedom today!

In this eye-opening and empowering three-day devotional, you will learn how Jesus is the Author of all beauty, how He demonstrated it in His own life, and what you can do to experience the amazing benefits that come from becoming more aware of His beauty. Take time to sit at His feet, be captivated by His beauty, and receive His remedy for a discouraged soul!

Discover what it means to live as a man of purpose in this 3-day Bible plan. Explore how to cultivate the body of a warrior for strength and readiness, the spirit of a pastor for compassionate leadership, and the mind of a king for wise and strategic decision-making. Through biblical insights and practical applications, this devotional will guide you to become a leader who honors God in every area of life—family, church, work, and beyond.

Loving your neighbor sounds easy, but let’s be real—in today’s world, it feels impossible. Politics, religion, race, and endless debates have left us divided, with everyone shouting and no one listening. The result? Walls go up, and love takes a backseat. But what if there’s another way? This Bible plan isn’t just a challenge—it’s an invitation to live differently. To see others through the eyes of Jesus and love them, even when it feels impossible. If you’re ready to make a real difference, to love beyond limits and beyond comfort, this journey is for you.

Do you find yourself swerving around potholes as you drive down the road? If we're honest, we typically prefer the smoothest ride possible, opting for comfort at every turn, free of tolls & road rage. In life, most people crave a bump-free journey, too. Much to humanity's dismay, Jesus issued the disappointing news in John 16, verse 33: “Here on earth you will have many trials & sorrows.” Why didn’t He tell His faithful followers that He was removing heartache & tragedy from this earth? Let's talk about life's unwelcomed detours & how we can navigate them with the Truth of God's Word.

Jesus invites us to explore a form of power that is not defined by success, but rather by its fruits. In a world where many seek to gain power, He teaches us to use it with purpose, transforming lives and altering the course of history.

Ready to love others with your hands and heart? This 3-day plan explores the spiritual practice of service — a practical, Jesus-shaped way to live out your faith. With a warm, inviting tone, you’ll step low, lift others and find joy in giving. Perfect for anyone eager to make a difference, this plan will spark hope and deepen your purpose. Let’s serve with a smile together!

Pop culture slogans like “live, laugh, love” set a shallow standard for life. God calls men to something weightier and eternal: lead, love, serve. Leadership is not about power but stewardship under Christ. Love is not sentiment but sacrificial devotion. Service is not weakness but the mark of true strength. In this 3-day devotional, you will be challenged to embrace God’s design for manhood. To lead with integrity, to love with Christlike compassion, and to serve with humility is the calling of every godly man.

If we were created in the image of the ultimate servant, then why do we find it so hard to serve? It’s because our fleshly, sinful nature is selfish. It’s easy to constantly think about ourselves, what we want, and how we are going to attain pleasure. Even as a Christian, it’s a struggle to not be subconsciously self-focused at all times. Click "Start Plan" now and learn how to be like the Suffering Servant, the Lord and Savior — Jesus Christ!

This plan is designed to explore what it means to lead by serving others, following the ultimate example of Jesus Christ. Each day includes a devotional focus, three scripture passages (chapters or thematic selections), and a guided prayer.

In a world that celebrates status, recognition and influence, Jesus offers a radically different definition of greatness. When his disciples argued about who was the greatest, Jesus taught them that true greatness is found not in position or power, but in humble service. Over three days, we will explore greatness desired, greatness defined, and greatness demonstrated.

During his last days on the earth, Jesus set many examples for us and how he wants us to live and treat others.

Practical and biblical ideas for mastering the challenges of leadership in business, education, government, ministry, and the church.

On Easter, we celebrate the hope of new life that Jesus brings into each of our lives, and even more, into the whole world. The earth-shattering thing that happened on this day changes everything. In this four-day series from Words of Hope, consider the life-changing hope of Easter as we read John's account of Jesus' death and resurrection.

Two thousand years ago Jesus decided the best way to share his good news was through a small group of committed friends. We don’t think he ever changed his plan. Join us in discovering how Jesus led his group and what principles from his life and leadership you can apply to yours.

What should leadership look like in God's Kingdom? An intriguing cluster of rich images in the Bible conveys God’s answer to these questions. Meditating on these complex pictures reveals with amazingly simple clarity how to lead in a way that pleases God.

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.

This is a series of short Holy Week reflections beginning with the events on Maundy Thursday, and ending with Resurrection Sunday. They are also glimpses inside the act of Creation itself. When we enter Holy Week we have a front-row seat to God’s creative process. In the end, we discover ourselves as co-creators in Christ, participating in the ongoing act of Creation.

Jesus said "Unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds." We love and follow him because he first loved us.

Consecrating our lives to God's purpose implies service that expresses greatness and power. This service is not a mere duty but a personal connection with Jesus. It cannot flourish when we are motivated by guilt, duty, or shame. Join me in this plan to discover the characteristics of a service that connects with Jesus's heart and deepens our personal relationship with Him.

If you were making an ice cream sundae, you wouldn’t top it with ketchup or fermented tuna liver – they just don’t belong there! In our lives as followers of Jesus, pride has no place in the picture. Join us as we learn about the ingredient every believer’s life should include: humility!

Service is love made visible. In a world that often rewards recognition and status, Jesus calls us to serve in hidden, ordinary, and costly ways — where no one is watching but the Father. Through this practice, we learn to make ourselves available, embrace interruption, and enter into true kinship with others. This plan, by Practicing the Way, features key ideas and practical suggestions for us to embody the gospel through everyday acts of service.