Tasuta lugemisplaanid ja palveraamatud seoses 2 Corinthians 11:27

In this reading plan, Dr. Tony Evans explains three truths from Paul’s letter to the church in Corinth that believers should know and understand so they can praise God as the God of comfort even in their seasons of affliction.

Trauma plays a major part in shaping our character. Whether good or bad, there are lessons that we can extract from each experience. Sometimes the effects can linger and negatively impact us and our relationships. Speaking from personal experience, trauma can also be used as a tool to position us for triumph. In this devotional, we will explore components that resonated with me as I navigated my own healing.

In today’s world it’s easy to be anxious about the future, isn’t it. Where are we headed? What’s going to happen? Where is God in all this? The good news is that God is not surprised by where we find ourselves, and He has a GOOD PLAN for your future! Stick with Him and you’ll come out on top, and be a shining light to the people around you.

This devotional, part three of the Be a Gentleman series, focuses on authenticity. This plan will help you on the journey of aligning your actions, words, and values with your true self. It involves living with integrity, being genuine in your interactions, and embracing vulnerability to create a foundation for a fulfilling and impactful life.

Heartbreak is not the end of a calling. Many biblical pioneers endured betrayal, delay, and deep disappointment. This 3-day plan will help you remain steady and faithful to what God has called you to do, even when your heart feels torn apart.

There's no doubt about it; if you're alive, you will experience suffering. Perhaps you're in a time of suffering right now and feel as though God has disappeared. Maybe you're questioning why God allows suffering at all. Take heart; God walks with you through your darkest valley and gives you His fatherly comfort. He knows what you're experiencing and promises great gain and future glory when you suffer.

God had one intended meaning for each word of Scripture. As students of His Word, our job is to discern the meaning of each verse and apply it in many different areas of life, including our work. Over the next 4 days, we will look at 4 popular passages of Scripture that are frequently taken out of context, and thus, misapplied at work and throughout the rest of our lives.

The actions of loved ones, church folks, and unbelievers can leave us feeling offended. We take offense and give offense. When offense lingers long enough, it leads to unforgiveness, bitterness, and a legion of negative emotions. In this plan, Temi Michael-O shares how to overcome church hurt and live unoffendable by examining the life and writings of Paul.

God has created us to do life together; He knows life is hard and that we need encouragement. God has promised that there’s a day coming when life won’t be hard anymore. He gives us each other to remind us not to lose heart when we’re grieving sin and sadness. So, let’s not wait until tomorrow. Let’s make the most of the opportunities we’re given to encourage each other “as long as it’s called today”. Don't lose heart. Join me in this four-day reading plan. -Steven Curtis Chapman

Why does God send tests and trials into our lives? This video series will show you that God wants you to grow in your faith. These challenges are because the person you are now is not the person God wants you to be in the future. 

In Philippians, Paul says he considers it a "privilege" to be able to suffer for Christ. This might seem puzzling for those of us who are struggling to stay afloat, unable to see how any of it could be for our good. If you've ever wondered why God allows us to suffer, join us in this 5-day study to discover the secret that Paul discovered through the trials he faced.

Discover why seeking knowledge about one's self is critical to growing deeper in relationship with God.

When Caitlin Henderson married a farm boy and began raising a family in rural America, God used the farm to show her there’s more to life than the world leads us to believe. In the following pages she invites us to catch a fresh glimpse of how God can use the most ordinary things to show us His character and goodness.

We will discuss the "why" and the purpose of dry times, distractions, and other "Ds" of our daily lives in Christ, their inevitability, and how we can turn them to benefit our walk with Jesus.

Feel like life’s got you beat? Has your energy been spent on too much chaos and not enough care? Do you long to be a stronger person? Are you tired of giving up instead of believing God? How does one grow in strength? The writer of Hebrews has some ideas. Get on track today toward becoming a stronger you in this five-day plan with Cheri Strange.

"At times God puts us through the discipline of darkness to teach us to heed Him. Song birds are taught to sing in the dark, and we are put into the shadow of God’s hand until we learn to hear Him...” Oswald Chambers

In the Standing Strong in the Storm YouVersion plan, Greg Davis dissects the story of Jesus walking on water while bidding Peter do the same and helps readers apply its important biblical principles to the storms in their lives.

Are you experiencing emotional or physical pain so deep that you wonder if the hurting will ever stop? In this devotional, neuropsychologist Dr. Michelle Bengtson shares compassionate biblical insights that give her hope in her own journey through unrelenting physical pain and depression. Above all, she reminds us that one day there will be victory on the other side of pain—and that you are not alone in your suffering.

In the midst of life’s busyness, we sometimes lose our sense of wonder about who God is. In these devotionals, Pastor Jack Mooring explores five attributes of God—love, joy, holiness, compassion, and faithfulness—to help us “re-image” God in our minds and hearts.

By journaling our prayers and reflecting on our experiences, we dialogue with God, finding peace and reassurance in His presence, a simple yet profound act of writing down your thoughts to understand them more clearly. Philippians 4:6-7 encourages us to present our requests to God with thanksgiving, promising that “the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”

Starting over can feel daunting, especially after a big failure or losing someone or something you love. What are you going to do about the very real obstacles that seem to make a new beginning seem impossible? This plan explores the four biggest obstacles to starting over and how Jesus equips us to overcome them with His power and strength.

Ever felt thankful at Thanksgiving but wondered why that feeling didn't last long? Perhaps, you need a new way to think about gratitude and a new approach to practicing it. In this plan and 5 day challenge, you'll learn how to exercise your gratitude muscle, especially in moments when you're struggling to thank God or feel joyful.

We all face pain and suffering, but thanks to Jesus, we have the power not only to endure trials but to overcome them. In Him, you can get better, not bitter. Whether you’re new to faith or looking for a fresh way to connect with God, this 5-day devotional will encourage you with powerful truths from 2 Corinthians.

Life is full of emotions—joy, sadness, anxiety, frustration, peace. Some days, you feel strong; other days, the weight of the world feels like too much. The good news? God invites you to bring every worry to him. In this 5-day devotional, see the types of worries different characters in the Bible faced, and how their problems were often similar to our own. You’ll see what Scripture says and how to talk honestly with God through it all. Take a deep breath. You’re not alone.

In the Christian life, it is when we are weak that we are strong in the strength of Christ.