Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 37:2

This reading plan accompanies you through difficult times when suffering and doubt seem overwhelming. Using biblical stories as examples, we discover how God is close to us even in the deepest pain. The plan encourages us to trust in God's faithfulness despite hopelessness, to adopt his perspective and to find hope that goes beyond the earthly. God remains good—even in suffering.

Do you long for clarity in your decisions? This powerful three-day plan will help you seek God’s wisdom, recognize his voice, and boldly share your heart’s desires with him. Discover how to receive divine direction, hear his whispers, and align your prayers with his will. Start today—because God is speaking, and he’s waiting for you to listen.

Trials are a part of our Christian journey, but that doesn’t mean they are easy to endure. As struggles intensify, we become worn down, and weariness seeps into our souls. However, Jesus has not left us to handle our trials alone. In this plan, unpack spiritual truths to help you find the rest and renewal Jesus offers so that you can overcome weariness and endure your trials with joy.

I’ll never forget the pain of being trapped in a job I hated. I felt overlooked, passed by, and like I was on a dead-end career path. No one around me saw the gifts that God had placed in me and my situation felt hopeless. This plan outlines the 4 Biblical actions steps I took during that painful season of being stuck in a job I hated.

Stress, anxiety, and worry are something we all struggle with at some point in our lives. But what about when it gets to a point where you feel completely overwhelmed? In this 5-day challenge, Perry Noble explains five ways that we can begin to win the war against worry.

WHAT ARE THE BARRIERS THAT GET IN THE WAY OF MY CALLING? Deep down we know God has more for us, so let’s identify and break down some barriers that get in the way of God’s calling. These 5 days will apply God’s Word to help you understand how God is calling you.

In "Great is Thy Faithfulness," Pastor Rob Morgan reminds us that our loving God can be trusted to always follow through on what He says He will do. Indeed, great is His faithfulness to you.

This 5-day devotional is made to thoughtfully guide you through five Psalms with the intention of slowing down and discovering more of God. As you go through this series you will be guided through four different ways to interact with scripture and to be present; prepare, read, reflect, and breathe. We also invite you to engage with an accompanying episode of Slo as you go through this devotional.

Do you have spiritual questions that you'd love answers for? Questions regarding faith, religion, God, or the Bible? Watch this video series to get some answers, but be prepared to dig into God's Word too!

Welcome to our 5-day leadership study, designed specifically with pastors and ministry leaders in mind. Proverbs 27:17 states, "As Iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." Over the next few days, we will delve into key leadership attributes that are crucial for your growth and effectiveness in ministry. Our goal is simple: to equip you with insights that can elevate your leadership to new heights, bringing about breakthrough and greater impact in your ministry.

This Bible plan will encourage and fill you with faith in the Lord’s peace during times of pain. As you journey through these scriptures and reflections, you will be reminded that God is near to the brokenhearted and that His peace surpasses all understanding. No matter what trials you face, His promises remain true—He will never leave you nor forsake you. Let these words strengthen your heart, renew your trust in His goodness, and bring you the comfort that only He can provide.

Enrich your understanding of God's heart for justice. See why our understanding of justice is rooted in the garden of Eden. Learn how properly ordered justice brings freedom to all, not just punishment for criminals. Explore the difference between true justice and false justice. And discover how to establish justice within your family, community, and the world.

The Faith, Family & Football Challenge. This 7-day reading plan walks you through living out this thing called "Faith" in your everyday life. The FFF Challenge is a follow-up to the Faith, Family and Football Celebration event broadcast from Super Bowl each year. Fortify your Bible reading habits and walking with God through this simple yet impactful guide for staying on track.

Trust is the most valuable commodity of the human heart. Without trust, there can’t be love. Without trust, there can’t be faith. Without trust, our lives will be marked by our own strength, rather than God’s presence and power. In this 7-day plan, you’ll discover God’s faithfulness, and be equipped to place your trust in God, that your life would be filled with his goodness. 

Peter wants to prove his devotion. So how is it that he denies Jesus in His darkest hour? In partnership with LUMO and OneHope, and based on a sermon by Pastor Tyler Staton of Oaks Church Brooklyn, this 7-day study explores how only the grace offered through Jesus can truly transform us.

The Book of Psalms provides divinely inspired words to help us process our emotions. Its spiritual truths transform feelings of shame into freedom, anxiety into joy, and insecurity into confidence. This 7-day plan will encourage you to ground yourself in God and His Word, in the midst of hard circumstances. Use the audio guide to hear the content read aloud and to listen to a worship song.

Life can get overwhelming, but it is the will of God for you to live in victory facing life’s challenges. In this 7-day Bible plan, Matt Muscatell helps you discover that God has provided a way for you to overwhelm that which seeks to overwhelm you.

In our fast-paced, over-inundated society, we struggle with being alone. Most of us can’t bear even the thought. And yet, to embrace who God’s called us to be, we must become comfortable with the discipline of solitude. What we discover in solitude is our most authentic self. And if we can fully embrace who we are, we can step into our God-given purpose.

“We Are Family” is a 7-day devotional that highlights how God uses the importance of families in Hispanic cultures and beyond. Today, more than ever, let’s strengthen our homes by gathering around the table and having conversations with the next generation. We can share our faith, cultivate love, and serve one another.

A seven-day plan to inspire delight in the LORD. Grow in your relationship with Christ by studying how to delight in His Word, character, and nature. Each devotional is written by members of America's Keswick, where Biblical teaching and worship lead to a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.

Do you want to experience God's presence in your daily life? Through a lifetime of walking with the Lord, David learned how to “Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for him.” This plan will encourage you towards a rhythm of life modeled in the Psalms, through which you can abide each day in the stillness of God’s presence.

Out of the Mire follows the life of Joseph - a betrayed slave who waited patiently on God to save him. Covering topics of arrogance, dissatisfaction, guilt, and fear, discover how God shines His light in Joseph's life in unexpected ways. In the middle of your trials, this eight-day study will encourage you to persevere and trust God at your lowest point.

Lance Lang spent ten years in addiction, eventually developing a 50-pill-a-day habit. And then Jesus set him free. As he did the God-guided work of recovery, Lance wrote out his story in the book "Hope is Alive" and then developed it into this scripture reading plan. Journey alongside him on the road to recovery from addiction.

Readings and devotionals from the Book of Psalms for daily strength.

The moment you come to faith in Jesus Christ, you receive the Holy Spirit in your heart. He transforms you from within and makes you grow in holiness. This reading plan studies the fruit that the Holy Spirit bears in the lives of believers, as it is listed in Galatians 5:22-23.