John 11:27 এর সাথে সম্পর্কিত বিনামূল্যের পাঠ পরিকল্পনা ও আরাধনা সহায়িকা

Counseling skills are a part of leadership skills. The good news is that both these skills can be learnt and cultivated. The tough news is that they will require intentional and consistent practice on your part. But when you get a hang of them, they give out spectacular and meaningful results.

Let’s learn the secrets to your miracle breakthrough! Jesus knows what He’s doing when it comes to miracles, but do you? Join me for the next few days as we talk about the story of Lazarus, but look at a few things you probably haven’t ever noticed.

In this practical and powerful three-day devotional, you will learn how to believe God's promises and see them come to pass in your life through the power of being thankful for what He has already done for you. You will also learn how to experience three specific blessings that are released in your life when you practice thankfulness and gratitude.

For some of us, waiting can be painful. Maybe you are nearly at a point of losing hope but wait...Is it really the end or is it a new beginning? You may look at it as a dead-end but it can be a different story when God Said, LIVE!

We often struggle setting boundaries for our emotional health. We might perceive them as too mean, too aggressive, or not living like Jesus. Yet Jesus practiced boundaries in his time on Earth. In this 3-Day Bible Plan, we’ll explore what loving boundaries look like through the lens of Jesus, so we can set loving boundaries as well.

In this part of the "Uniqueness of Christ" series, pastor Mark Rae guides us to meditate on Jesus' unique role as Messiah or Anointed One. Multiple passages in the Bible tell us what Jesus and others said about His role and how people reacted to it. How might we best respond to Jesus' unique role?

One of the hardest parts of caring for someone you love or praying for their healing is when you feel like God has stopped answering your prayers. Why does the One who said he would be near in the valley of the shadow of death feel like he’s staying far away?

Disappointment, in one way or another, happens to us all. How we process the disappoint determines if it will be the foundation for God to do a miracle or if it will be an anchor that weighs us down.

What do you do when Heaven seems silent? When you’ve prayed, fasted, and waited, yet no answer comes? Silence from God can feel painful and confusing, but it is never empty. In this 3-day devotional, you’ll learn how to recognise the purpose behind divine silence, trust God’s unseen work, and stay anchored in faith when answers delay. Through biblical stories and practical wisdom, this plan will help you find comfort, clarity, and renewed confidence in God’s presence, even when He seems quiet. His silence isn’t absence, it’s preparation.

In John’s gospel, Jesus uses the words “I AM,” providing insight into His character, motives, interactions, and priorities. A name God gave for Himself in Exodus, “I AM,” is also Jesus’s not-so-subtle way of letting the world know that He is the Son of God, fully God. The plans in this series will deepen your faith and lead you to worship the Great I AM, Jesus.

Introduction What does it actually mean to abide? Meno (μένω) — the Greek word translated “abide” or “remain” in John 15:1–10 — simply means to stay. To hold your ground in a relationship. To not leave. Jesus uses the image of a branch remaining connected to a vine: apart from that connection, the branch cannot produce fruit. Jesus is inviting us to stay connected — and to be aligned with what He is doing in each season. Let's see how Martha of Bethany learns to abide.

Valleys of our lives can be really painful and scary. But these dry, difficult places in our stories can also hold hidden beauty. In this devotional, you will find Jesus inviting you to follow him into these low places from your past or present for the sake of his healing, redemption, and resurrection. Setting out on (and returning) this three day journey into the valley, you will encounter Jesus and yourself in a fuller, more authentic way than you believed was possible. More from Tasha Layton, ministry, and to watch "Meet Me In the Valley" https://tashalayton.com

A garden became a graveyard. A tomb became empty. And by the Spirit, ordinary people became temples of the living God. Tombs Into Temples is a three-day journey through the story of Scripture and the God who takes action. He comes looking in our shame. He calls into our graveyards. He fills what was empty with His presence. For anyone who has ever wondered whether God still helps people like them, this plan is an invitation to listen again. There is a voice calling your name.

During this devotional we will take a look at the account of Lazarus and learn how his resurrection can apply to your spiritual walk, so you can understand that God has made you free. At times our fears and insecurities don’t permit us to. Nevertheless, we invite you to be open to the loving touch of the Holy Spirit, that is able to revive any dead area in your life.

Where is God when tyrants murder the people they’re supposed to protect? Where is God when people we love are ravaged by sickness and death? Join us in this four-day plan as we explore what God is doing about suffering and why it seems to be taking Him so long.

Are you a Mary or a Martha? There are a lot of different types of women in the world, but most of us relate to one of these sisters more than the other. Find out which sister you are more like and how you can use that knowledge to love others better. Plus, learn about the unique love Jesus has for you.

In this Bible study, we’re going to take a closer look at Jesus’ seven “I Am” statements in the Gospel of John. Whether you’re a new believer or have been following Jesus for many years, our hope is that you will develop a deeper understanding of who He is and cultivate essential habits for growing closer to Him!

This week, we will study the “I AM” statements and discover what it means when He says He is the I AM. We will study how He is the bread of life, Light of the World, the Resurrection, and the Way, Truth, and Life. Join us for this 4-day study and find why He is the Great I Am

The Divine Love Story by Richard Anderson invites you into a transformative journey through Jesus’ ministry, revealing the depth of God’s love and call to discipleship. Each day pairs scripture with reflections to inspire deeper faith and devotion.

The Good News of Jesus! What makes the gospel such good news? This 4-day plan takes you to the heart of it — the love, death, and resurrection of Jesus and what it means for your life. You'll discover why Jesus went to the cross, how His resurrection changes everything, and how you can have complete confidence in eternal life. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or want a fresh reminder of what Jesus has done, this plan is for you. Share it with someone who needs to hear it.

If you feel stuck in a long season of waiting and wonder whether God has forgotten His promises, this plan is for you. In this four-day devotional plan, Abby Trivett helps you recognize the “suddenly” moments of God by exploring His power to speak light into darkness, fulfill what seems impossible, bring freedom where there has been deep pain, and breathe resurrection life into what feels dead.

A life poured out. We see an example of this in Mary who anointed Jesus (John 12:1-8). In these next 5 days, let us do as Mary did and smash the alabaster jar, so we may be overcome by the fragrance of Jesus.

You can tell a lot about a person by their friends. In this devotional inspired by the hit CNN series “Finding Jesus,” discover Jesus through the lens of those closest to Him – His friends.

Sneezing Jesus leads you through the often-overlooked humanity of Jesus found in the Gospels. As an image bearer of God, discover how Jesus modeled what true humanity can (and must) look like for each of us.

One of the most profound miracles recorded in the Bible is when Jesus raises Lazarus from death. This story is rich in symbolism and shows both the humanity and divinity of Christ. Jesus knew Lazarus and his family intimately—they were His dear friends. In this story, each of these individuals is experiencing death. Lazarus was dead physically, while Martha and Mary were grieving the loss of their brother and experiencing the death of hope and expectation. Jesus meets each of them personally and displays His resurrection power in every area of their lives. Join me in this five-day plan and let’s see how the resurrection power of Christ can make us alive to new life in Him.