Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Romans 3:24

What do you think about sin? About salvation? About your life in Christ? In this devotional, Think Like a Roman, we are renewing our minds through the book of Romans. What we believe is essential to the way we live, to our growth, our walk with Christ, and our future in Christ. Our thoughts determine our beliefs, our beliefs determine our actions. Over the next four days, join us as we dive into our understanding of doctrine relating to sin, salvation, and freedom in Christ.

The word of God reveals the gift of righteousness to His people. However, this righteousness is not something we can bargain for. We receive it through the work of Christ Jesus. To live righteously means conducting yourself in a manner that reflects your relationship with God. This plan takes a thoughtful, revealing look at the concept of righteousness and unpacks God’s design for living a righteous life.

Does anyone reading this have someone who will always go the extra mile for you? Maybe it's your best friend, a family member, or neighbor. No matter what, this person is LOYAL to you, and you're thankful to have them in your life! Join us as we journey through the life of Ruth. She is known for living a life of loyalty, and God blesses her tremendously in return!

Explore what Jesus meant when He said... "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life," and consider how these truths will impact your daily life & evangelistic witness.

If Jesus hadn’t died for us and risen from the dead, we would all have been lost. But why are we lost without Jesus? Can we also receive redemption if we live a "good" life? This Bible plan will help you to get to know the need for redemption.

You have been justified in Christ. That is a beautiful word, but what does the righteousness of God or justification mean exactly? This plan explains in four days what righteousness is, how you can receive it, and how much you must pay for it.

How do you still love the church when one is betrayed, hurt or even abused by someone in the church? This plan seeks to hold this pain and tension with biblical wisdom for healing and freedom whilst knowing that the gates of hell will not prevail against it.

Join us as we celebrate the God who was and is and is to come with the release of our new single, Holy Holy (Always Be). Each day of this devotional you'll join in reflection with our songwriters and worship leaders on the scriptures behind the song and how it connects, inspires, and challenges us in our walk with Jesus.

"There are five Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and the Christian. But most people never read the first four." Jesus intends for ordinary Christians to live lives that visibly display the Good News of salvation "The Fifth Gospel" will prepare you to represent your Savior well and communicate your faith in a way that makes sense to a watching world.

This reading plan will help you learn more about some of the key words used in the Bible.

The Gospel is both simple and complex. It is like the most amazing sunrise you could ever experience. When we ponder the good news of the Gospel, we are struck with awe, wonder, gratitude and joy. The story of God, the implication of sin, the saving nature of Jesus and our adequate response is both simple and complex. Join us as we gaze at the beautiful Gospel afresh.

For many years I worked as a paramedic, which gave me an incredible sensitivity for life. A common thread that unifies every human is the fact that we all experience storms of life. My hope in writing this devotional series is to encourage readers that we can trust God with every detail of our lives! No matter what our circumstances are, He is our only hope and true comfort!

Encouragement from a mom who launched her seven children and lived to tell about it. Part 11 of12 devotions in this series from Robin Meadows

All of us desire to be in a relationship. It is the way we were created. People need people. Some more than others. As believers in Jesus Christ, we are in a relationship with the Lord. However, the ultimate goal is not only to be in relationship with the Lord but to experience fellowship with Him as well. In this plan, we’re going to focus on the writings of the first epistle of John to explore the difference between relationship and fellowship. In doing so, we will learn to live with Maximum Joy . 

Never underestimate the value of a gift. When we receive something of worth that we didn’t pay for, it is both humbling and exhilarating. The truth is that when we receive the grace of God—either our salvation, His protection and wisdom, or the heavenly rewards yet to come, we ought to be thankful beyond measure. Read what Tony Evans has to say about the magnificent grace of God

Wherever you are in your spiritual journey, you have undoubtedly experienced recurring sin. In most cases, we desire to change but are unable to defeat the sin that causes us to keep failing and filling us with shame. We want to walk you through scriptural truth and encouragement to help you become the person God created you to be.

We were created to know, love and serve our Creator. In our pursuit to do that well, we often fail. Other people fail. We are left with bitterness, guilt and shame towards ourselves and towards others. Discover God's redemptive work in offering us forgiveness for our sins and the healing power that comes from forgiving not only others, but yourself as well.

This study will look at how the Gospel of Jesus Christ meets our greatest needs.

As a worship pastor, I have a front row seat to all the beautiful and redemptive qualities of the church. Today it’s pretty vogue for Christians to distance themselves from it in order to be relevant, but the church is God’s design to spread truth and love. We should be lifting 'Her' up and talking about how beautiful it is when the 'church' is being the church.

If there would be a psalm that you could call your life psalm—the foundation of your life—it could be Psalm 103. It teaches us how to handle life in general. It gives us the key to deal with every circumstance no matter what it may be. And if that is not enough, it gives us a glimpse of the extent the work of Christ will have over humanity.

What if your mistakes don't shock or surprise God? What if God knows all of your flaws and still wants you in Heaven? What if instead of perfection, what God needs from you is permission to come into your life? Is the Good News really that good? Yes, it is! Discover that the Good News may be better than you think and that guilt was never part of God's plan.

Families argue, fight, have disagreements, get on each others’ nerves, and embarrass each other. We have to learn how to get along with and love our families despite these things. By modeling our lives after Jesus and following the guidance found within the Bible, we can become better sons, daughters, and siblings to those in our earthly families and those in God’s family.

In this five-day devotional, songwriter Cory Asbury dives deep into the heart of his song “Reckless Love.”

In this 5 day reading plan, you will read passages and a devotional for each of the five solas of the reformation. The Five Solas of the protestant reformation are Scripture alone, Christ alone, Grace alone, Faith alone and for God's glory alone. Enjoy reading God's word and cherish the gift of salvation through Christ Jesus.

Be healed from sin and bondage. But even more, be revived. Katie Souza delves into Scripture to uncover the true meaning of living by grace.