Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Romans 5:8

The Christian life is a long race. But we’re not running on our own. Hebrews 12:1-2 tells us that we are surrounded by “a great cloud of witnesses” to spur us on. Two thousand years from when this was written, the cloud of witnesses is larger than ever. This plan is an opportunity to be encouraged by voices of the past to fix our gaze on Jesus.

God wants us to be transformed. This devotional plan will remind you of the many ways God works in our lives to bring us closer to Himself. Whether we are far from him, distracted, hitting rock-bottom, or asking Him to take us higher, He is faithful.

Forgiveness ... It's never easy, but it's truly necessary. Join Natalie Grant & Charlotte Gambill as they talk about the healing and transformational power that's found through letting go and walking in the flow of forgiveness.

We love basketball. I have been playing the game as long as I can remember. But basketball is not the most important thing to me. Life is. Just like basketball, life needs a good head coach. I’d like to introduce you to mine. He truly has a winning game plan for all of us.

The best way to meet Jesus is to "come and see" how he interacted with others, how he taught, and how he lived. This week, we invite you to come and see Jesus for yourself.

Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this timely devotional. You are not too far away. Come to Christ. His arms are wide open. The Father is calling you. The Father is waiting. What shall separate you from the Love of God? Nothing. The Blood of Jesus Christ washes you completely for all unrighteousness. For you are set free in Christ. Come to Christ.

In the past, when our computers stopped working or crashed, we would see a never-ending spinning hourglass... and we knew it was time to press 3 keys: Ctrl - Alt - Del. This course is for people who want to press those buttons on their life, 'force quit' their porn habit, and reboot into a healthier, happier, holier version of themselves. We think that's a great decision! Let's get started.

When we pray, “Our Father,” we are not praying to a distant, uninvolved, abstract thing called "god." We are praying to the living God, our Father who “abound[s] in faithful love” (Psa. 86:15). In this 5-day reading plan, pastor and bestselling author Derwin Gray will journey with you, in discovering who our Father is, so you can break through to a completely new and refreshing prayer life.

Pastor Jamin Goggin and theology professor Kyle Strobel invite readers on a journey to uncover Jesus’ seemingly contradictory way to power: weakness.

I never thought I was one of those people who would struggle with their faith. But the disappointments, hurt by other Christians, and questions about God had caused my faith to fracture. Yet fractures only cause permanent deformities if they aren’t treated correctly. Under the right kind of care, every fracture can be reset and heal beautifully. And every faith that has been deconstructed can be rebuilt into something stronger.

Having thanksgiving in our hearts is more than a seasonal state of mind. Giving thanks in all circumstances must become the center of ours lives. In this 5 day devotional, Deaf Millennial Project team shows us how we recenter our minds to become thankful in all circumstances.

When the world’s problems loom large and ordinary life stretches you thin, is it still possible to make a difference? Yes—when you live the big impact of small kindness. Rather than telling you to do more, the simple difference will show you how to see more: more of the people in front of you, more of God’s lavish love for you, more of His power within you.

We tend to communicate through the ways we primarily like to receive love, so it can be a game changer to know and act on what really speaks to your spouse’s heart! This 5-day plan by Tiffany Miller unpacks what scripture says about how to demonstrate love well in your marriage, and gives you tools to engage with your spouse in ways that will truly speak to them.

Jesus’s life and words are beautifully clear: how you treat people matters—because every person matters to God! God wants to use your ordinary days to make a bigger impact than you could ever expect…one simple, courageously kind word and action at a time. Experience the lavish lovingkindness of God in a fresh way so you can share it with others.

Even faith goes through growing pains. But what lessons are we willing to learn from the seasons that stretched us? Whether you’re celebrating a high moment or remembering where you came from, discover how God has been there with you every step of the way.

Do you ever feel a disconnect as a mother—like you’re doing all the “mom things” you’re supposed to do as you stoop to serve your kids with your hands, but your heart isn’t in it? Kristen Wetherell has been there too. This 5-day plan is an invitation to take in all that Christ is for you. And you’ll find that his heart and posture is changing yours.

Katy Boatman, who has worked with tween girls in ministry for 15 years, takes an empathetic and honest approach to the topic of anxiety in the day-to-day. Structured with a Scripture to open, a devotional to ponder, and a prayer to close, this plan guides readers to reflect on everyday concerns from a biblical and hopeful perspective.

One of the most famous songs in the world – a song of the generations – is Amazing Grace by John Newton. A song that marvels at the grace we have been bestowed by our Saviour. A grace that saves, that lifts our eyes, that is so precious it casts away fears and points us to God. In this plan, we are remembering and reflecting on this amazing grace.

Are you drowning in disappointment, shipwrecked by life’s hard breaks, leaving your heart feeling capsized? God, the Author, wants to rewrite your mistakes and turn the page of your story. He will fill your sails so you move from dreamless, dormant places into a rushing current. You will feel alive again and stirred with fresh hope to fulfill your purposes. Jesus can rewrite your script. Your story is not done!

When suffering feels suffocating, when hurt blinds us, when grief tries to destroy us—what hope does Scripture provide us? In this 5-day Plan, explore what the book of Romans has to say about suffering, and discover hope rooted in God’s Word.

Trauma, abuse, and toxic relationships have broken us. But there is no shame in brokenness. In fact, it’s where the healing power of Jesus comes to find us. We need to bring our brokenness into the light! In this five-day devotional, you’ll be encouraged to bring your hurts to Jesus and discover the power of hope, gentleness, forgiveness, and prayer.

The call to follow Jesus and make disciples is not an easy one, but it is always an adventure. Spend the next five days being challenged by the nature of Jesus to live a life on mission. We have received the commission and the need is great, so people, get ready…

Have you ever left a Sunday service or ministry event totally sold out for God only to have the feeling fizzle a few days later? Learn how to stay on fire for God without the emotional high and overcome the obstacles that keep you from living the purpose for which God created you. This plan is adapted from the book Ignited.

We often hope in the world around us—for a promotion, a better relationship, a stronger family, and recovery of the sick. But trusting only in earthly outcomes will fail us. The Bible says we will experience loss and disappointment on earth, but we are held in God’s eternal love. On this plan, you will learn about God’s care for you and see how spiritual hope can bring strength amid life’s storms.

The decision to accept Christ as our Lord and Saviour is not one to be made lightly. God does not ask us to only follow Him when times are good. He does not ask us to only obey Him when we feel like it. He does not ask for half of our heart. No, He asks for all of us. For us to deny ourselves and pick up our cross and follow Him. What does a life that is ‘all in’ for Christ look like? Through this plan, we will be looking at just that. How we can live lives that are ‘all in’ for Christ and how can we encourage one another as we run this race of faith?