پلانی خوێندنەوەی بێبەرامبەر و بابەتی پەرستشی پەیوەست بە عیبرانییەکان 11:27

What does a life of servanthood look like? Scripture identifies five prominent traits—humility, obedience, sacrifice, trust, and devotion—found in biblical leaders who exemplified faithful servanthood. This devotional plan examines the lives of Old and New Testament characters whom God identified as his servants. Be encouraged by their lives as you pursue servanthood and seek to serve God and others in your life.

In this 5-day study, Alexandra Hoover offers encouraging words of hope and examples of unwavering faith from the Bible. Drawing inspiration from the examples of faith in Hebrews 11, you’ll see that life’s challenges don’t have to define you. Through hope in Christ, you can become the woman who weathers the storms of life with renewed strength and confidence in who God is and who He says you are.

Come back from disappointment and failure and build resilience to go again.

We often imagine that major changes start with extraordinary feats. Yet the Bible shows us that God often begins with a single step of obedience—a small act that opens up unexpected possibilities. In this devotional, we’ll explore how active faith can lead us beyond stagnation, fear, and failure.

Our journey of faith often begins with fear but transforms into a powerful story of redemption. This devotional explores the profound impact of personal evangelism, drawing from Mark 5 where Jesus instructs a healed man to share his story. We're reminded that each of us has a unique testimony, regardless of our past. Our stories, whether dramatic or subtle, are part of God's larger narrative of salvation. The challenge is clear: we're called not to hoard our spirituality, but to spread it. Like patients healed from a terminal illness, we're entrusted with the life-saving 'antidote' of the Gospel.

When we travel abroad, we need to make sure we have the right currency to trade with. Faith can be likened to Kingdom currency. We cannot trade in the Kingdom of Heaven unless we have faith. Plan Seven of Nine devotional plans taking us through Hebrews shows us just how key faith is in our daily walks with God. How does your faith account look? 

Does God exist? This is perhaps the most important question of all. Why? Because what we believe about God shapes what we believe about everything else. This one question builds the foundation of every worldview. Throughout this plan we are going to look at some of the historical, scientific, and philosophical evidence for the existence of God.

The Bible tells us that faith is the assurance of things we hope for and the conviction of things we cannot see (Heb. 11:1). But what exactly are we as Christians hoping for? And how can we have conviction about the unseen? This six-day study looks to Scripture to define faith and its role in our lives as we seek to walk in obedience to God day by day.

Hope is more than wishing for something. Hope inspires action. The kind of hope you’ll learn about in this Bible Plan is different from just wishing. This kind of hope is your best hope—it’s a living hope! This hope is anchored to the unchanging love and faithfulness of Jesus. Start this six-day Bible Plan today and fill yourself with the very best hope.

The God of the Bible is the same God that we serve today. He’s BIGGER than the problems we face, the mountains we climb, and the trials we go through. But do we really believe that? Do our actions show it? Learn how to build a life Full of Faith and live it abundantly!

Do you ever feel like a failure? Do you go through times of doubt and deep insecurity? After an accident left her confined to her room in constant pain for the last twenty years of her life, Amy Carmichael penned countless precious letters to friends. Compiled in the book Candles in the Dark, her letters offer encouragement and hope to those experiencing insecurity. Let her words strengthen and comfort you.

What if God is calling us to something that won’t have a benefit in the here and now? Will we be able to see past our current reality to have a big-picture view of what He has in store? Discover what Hebrews chapter 11 and part of 12 say about visionary faith as we gain a farsighted perspective of our lives.

What does true, genuine faith look like? Go deeper in your faith by studying a different person from faith's "Hall of Fame" in Hebrews 11. Examine the fearful, reverent faith of Noah; the obedient, hopeful faith of Abraham; the impossible faith of Sarah; the worshipping faith of Jacob; the self-denying faith of Moses; and the saving faith of Rahab. 

The Bible uses the word Christian to describe followers of Jesus a total of three times. But there’s another identifier that fills the pages of the New Testament—a word we’ve mistakenly reserved for the halo-wearing elite, losing something profound in the process. Saints. Wrapped in this ancient word is an invitation to discover who God created you to be and awaken to the life you were meant to know.

Israel left Egypt as freed slaves, not warriors. God spent the next forty years refining them to become more than warriors. God's warrior has three disciplines: Bible Study, Prayer, and Worship. This in-depth stand-alone plan is also part 4 of a 10 part series.

7 Day Bible App Plan for “Unforsaken, A Walk with Joshua into Your Promised Land.” By Mo Mydlo

The Hall of Faith from Hebrews 11 is filled with men and women of faith who dedicated their lives to a purpose greater than what the eye can see. We find their stories of strength in the midst of storms and faith in moments of doubt throughout Scripture. Over the next seven days, we will encounter their stories and witness the powerful ways God moved through their faith.

Have you ever felt like you don’t belong? God’s people have always been strangers and sojourners, and the Bible helps us know how to live with hope in such a situation. Gleaning courage and insight from biblical characters, this seven-day devotional will help us consider how God’s people have been faithful in the face of hostility through the ages.

A series by Heidi Wysman. “Moses’ life is an example of leadership, servanthood and humility. His story gives us hope that God can use us even after we’ve failed. But most importantly, Moses’ life is a wonderful example of a journey of faith.” (Moses’ Journey Into Leadership – Heidi Wysman). May this plan encourage you that God knows all, sees all, and is with you through it all.

Join us in this devotional for men as we explore the importance and goodness of obedience and the cost of disobedience to the way of Christ. Written by Tim Pippus of Hope for Life Christian Fellowship in Calgary, AB.

When facing a new task or a new season in life, we may experience a time of uncertainty. However, walking by faith includes learning how to FLY. It’s an acronym for Fear Not, Lean Hard, and Yield Completely to God’s will for our lives. This 7-day plan offers insight and encouragement to help you trust God and embrace His truth when it’s time to FLY.

Your life can be a rolling snowball of constant miracles—one breakthrough, one miracle, one dream fulfilled after another. Here are the seven Biblical keys YOU can use to get your breakthroughs and miracles started!

Moses is credited with writing the first five books of the Bible, and manifesting some of the greatest miracles ever recorded during his lifetime. This devotional is the first in a series that explores the characteristics of powerful, biblical men that God used to not only write down His words but also to exhibit His very power on the earth. This plan was written by April Knoke.

Have you grown accustomed to bad habits or written off lifelong battles as unwinnable? If self-help isn't getting you anywhere, it's time for God's power! This eight-day plan will guide you to make 7 resolutions so you never settle for too little. The time is now for humble dependence on God and a plan to walk in His power. It's time to come alive!

The writer of Hebrews 11 states from the get-go, that faith is an assurance, a conviction, in and of something not seen, but hoped for. Hope in this instance is rock solid, based upon the character, and articulations of God; his person and his word, in other words.