Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Luke 10:26

Love is a decision and a requirement of discipleship. Before the foundation of the World, God loved. God concluded that love will last forever, a gift accessible to all. Love is unusual; greater than our talents, possessing the capacity to forgive, influence culture, be disciplined and committed. Love is not a feeling or a hashtag. Instead, love is power and love is influential. This three-day plan is all about love. 

Learn from Jesus how we can use all our skills and talents to show love and mercy to others. This plan from Mercy Ships UK takes us through 3-days of Bible readings and reflective questions, with a particular focus on how we can fulfill our role in God’s mission and Kingdom using the gifts and professional skills given to us.

This series focuses on building three types of community: between you and God, between you and self, and you and others. We will focus initially on the first Christian community found in Acts 2:42-47 which showcases the purity of devotion each believer had to God and each other. As their community grew stronger, so did their faith as God added to their number day by day.

There are three questions that we all need to answer regarding our spending, saving, and giving. In this plan, we will examine each of them from a Biblical perspective to ensure that we are using our money as the tool that God intended it to be in our lives.

One of the most compelling aspects of Jesus' approach to helping others is his indiscriminate compassion. In contemporary society, the call to help others as Jesus did remains as relevant as ever. In just three days, for 10 minutes per day, alone with God and His Word, you will learn we are called to extend a helping hand to all who are in need.

Explore the transformative lessons of the Great Samaritan parable in this dynamic online Bible study plan. Delve into the seven-step mission journey, discovering how to serve with compassion, sacrificial love, and empathy. Learn to break down barriers of religion, ethnicity, and economics, mirroring Christ's inclusive ministry.

Jesus used parables to teach others, and these still speak to us today. Many parables are well known; others less so. Some bring comfort; others correction. Some are easy; others difficult. Of all parables, we hear a take-away message that sounds right & fine, but may miss the key point – likely because that teaching is so difficult. In this devotional, we take a closer look at this most difficult parable.

Unlock the power of generosity and transform your life with this 3-day devotional plan. Discover how giving can bring you closer to God, find practical ways to make a difference, and experience the joy and blessings that come from living a generous life!

Here are some important questions for consideration: If you were being scored on how well you exemplify love to those closest to you, where would you rank on the scale? To what degree are you willing to help your spouse tackle problems and how open are you to receiving the same kind of assistance? As a couple, how well do you have a shepherd-like impact on others’ lives—inside and outside your home? Let’s analyze our responses.

In this 3-day devotional, you’ll explore what Jesus really says about money, generosity, and trust. Through the story of the Good Samaritan and practical rhythms of giving, you’ll see how the way you handle money reveals what you love, what you serve, and where your confidence lives. This isn’t about guilt or pressure—it’s about clarity, freedom, and alignment. When you place what’s in your hands into God’s hands, you may discover something surprising: it’s going to be good.

If you’ve ever wondered where you fit in God’s family or how you’re supposed to reach the world, this plan will guide you gently and clearly. Learn how the Church works, how Jesus loved people, and how small acts of kindness create real change. God invites you to make a difference right where you are, one person at a time.

In a world where so much division and tension exists, we’d all be better off if we learned to love others—even if it’s inconvenient or uncomfortable. In this 4-day plan, we’ll discuss who our neighbors are and how to love them.

Have you ever wondered what the key will be to open your door of blessing? This devotional will help you find the answer. We will give you the key that Joseph used to be able to overcome pride and rancor and instead get closer to God, thus generating a prosperous and abundant life, especially one of blessing. Give your key a chance to find the right door.

This devotional gives you a closer look at the generous heart of God and how that should impact how you give to others.

This reading plan will lead you through a brief overview of justice in the Bible, examining what justice is, as well as why and how followers of Jesus should pursue justice today.

Jesus has called us to be That Church, the salt and light of the world. That Church who are a beacon of hope in our communities, and who love people even when it's inconvenient. Come with us in this 4 day devotional and see how That Church- empowered by the Holy Spirit, can make a Kingdom difference to the world around us.

This reading plan takes you through some of the themes from The Chosen’s Christmas special: The Shepherd. Reflect, dive into the Bible, and enjoy what Jesus has to say to you.

She was at the end of her rope. Feeling empty from her guilt and shame, she found herself incredibly lonely and in despair. How do we find hope when we’re living in despair? The answer is found in the story of “The Woman at the Well” in John chapter 4, in what we call a "Perspectives Study".

How does God envision partnership? If God places families and couples under His special protection, what about singles? What does a healthy balance between self-love and love of neighbor have to do with happy partnerships? In this plan, you will find out how you can live out God's idea of community and partnership, even and especially as a single.

Three stories are repeated in three Gospels, each with two different views and interpretations leading to opposite results. Let us learn from Jesus' gaze to avoid falling into the clutches of bitterness.

Your marriage has a great purpose for the Kingdom. It holds the power to reflect the love of Christ and be an example of humility and grace. And while I hope your marriage brings you happiness, laughter, and lots of fun, I pray you’ll accept this invitation to evaluate if it’s truly a marriage on mission! This 4-day plan is written by Tiffany Miller.

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.

“Love Where You Are” is a four-day journey inviting you to see your everyday life as sacred ground and your ordinary spaces as mission fields. Whether you’re in an office, classroom, coffee shop, or neighborhood, God has placed you there on purpose. This plan will help you rediscover the beauty of being the church wherever you are—learning to love your actual neighbors, embody the Good News through small acts of grace, and live as someone sent, not stuck. It’s time to see your world through God’s eyes and bring His love to the places you already call home.

The Good Samaritan devotional from Samaritan's Purse International Relief is a 5-day plan that will challenge you to rethink "Who is my neighbor?" and encourage you to "Go and do likewise"—serving those who are suffering—both down the street and around the world.

Being a role model can be fun and exciting. It can also be simple. Whether you're a dad or a future dad, you can do your part by being a great example for other MITS (Men in Training) to grow into.