મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Luke 19:10થી સંબંધિત મનન

Knowing what we want and pursuing our goals is not a bad thing, provided we walk in the light of God’s Word. While some people take steps in the right direction and become achievers, there are others who start out trying to make a statement and end up becoming a full stop. Gratifying our carnal inclinations brings us into conflict with our spirits. The choices we make lead to death or to life.

Infinitum is a way of life centered on following Jesus by loving God and loving others through an emphasis on the habits and disciplines of surrender, generosity, and mission). We aim to see the Bible and also the world through these Jesus-colored lenses. In this short series we focus on Missional Evangelism.

How do you follow Jesus' example and radically welcome others? You will spend a few days working with this theme in this plan. What does the Bible say, what does the Master - Jesus - himself say, and how can you take concrete steps in "radical welcome"?

If busyness is being occupied with anything and idle is being occupied with nothing, what does God mean when he commands us to to occupy? In this 3-day devotional, we will explore what it means to occupy, as we learn how to win the war against busyness.

In a world that needs the light of truth, Christians must diligently show up and shine. This devotional illustrates lessons learned in the dark, including the importance of knowing God’s Word, seeking the lost, and overcoming spiritual attacks. Walking through this world can wear us out, but finding purpose in pain redeems our tears and lets us see God’s hand at work.

In this 3-part series, we look at how God wants to be everything for you, and only He can because He is "El Shaddai."

Do you sometimes have the feeling that God's blessing is far away? According to the Bible, God wants to bless you in abundance, but none of it seems to arrive in your everyday life. In this reading plan, we look at the gifts God has in store for you and what you need to do to unwrap them.

That You May Know explores, over three days, the assurance of our Salvation. We will look at the Word of the Father, the Work of Jesus Christ, and the Witness of the Holy Spirit. God desires for us to know that we are saved and to live in the Peace, Joy, and Purpose that come from a relationship with Him. May this devotional strengthen your faith and deepen your understanding of God’s Love for you.

This three-day devotional plan is based on the first chapter of Giving Jesus Away: Finding Joy in Sharing the Gospel, by John Hopper. Discover the life purpose that guided and shaped Jesus’ ministry. Jesus desires that we not only follow Him, but participate in His work. You will be inspired by three compelling reasons to share your faith.

Feeling spiritually exhausted from trying to look the part? It’s time for a Holy Hustle Detox with "Sassy Jesus"—the bold, table-flipping Savior who isn’t impressed by perfect appearances. In this 3-day plan by author Heather Hair, you'll discover how Jesus calls out performative religion and invites you into something real, raw, and deliciously restful (because who wouldn't want their "soul rest" to feel like dessert?)

In this 4-day plan, I will explain how Jesus tackled the root causes of the Babylonian culture of greed, fear, and corruption and replaced it with a Kingdom culture of caring and sharing for universal prosperity and flourishing in the marketplace. If you apply these principles to your business or job, you and all who deal with you will benefit enormously and together we'll create a better world for all.

We’ve all felt overlooked, disconnected, and ashamed. Sometimes we think God feels the same way about us. Maybe we believe God loves us, but we feel that God is just putting up with us. Authors Cyd and Geoff Holsclaw offer us a four-day devotional that will reveal just how much God wants to be part of our everyday life.

The vocations represented in the characters of the Easter narrative can teach us a lot about God and how our work is a means of co-laboring with the Risen King. In this four-day plan, we’ll look at the vocations of the disciples at Gethsemane, Joseph of Arimathea, Peter, and Jesus’s first followers to draw out applications for our own work today.

Do you know the difference between “information” and “news”? (Don’t worry, we got you!) News is information with a pre-set destination; it is made to be shared. As Christians, we have the best news of all time – Jesus saved the world! Join us in this plan as we learn about evangelism.

This reading plan takes you through some of the themes that came along in the first episode of The Chosen >> I Have Called You by Name. You'll think about your identity and doubts, and you'll enjoy seeing Jesus himself through all of it. Reflect, dive into the Bible, and enjoy what Jesus has to say to you.

This reading plan takes you through some of the themes that came along in the part of The Chosen >> Invitations. Reflect, dive into the Bible, and enjoy what Jesus has to say to you.

Run your race free from fear and empowered by the strength that God supplies with this devotional from Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone- "When I began performing on the world stage, I believed I was in control of everything! Well, I wasn't! As I grew in my faith, I learned only God could save me! I began running my races—on and off the track—to the fullest.

It’s one thing to believe that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came to earth as a baby a little over 2,000 years ago. But do you know why he came? In this four-day plan, David Platt helps us see how the Bible answers that question. More than sentimental feelings around the holidays, the coming of Jesus has eternal implications for your life and for the entire world.

The Synoptic Gospels is a 4-day Plan by Nathan Finochio that explores the Life and Ministry of Jesus through the unique perspectives of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Each Gospel offers a distinct portrayal but offers complementary accounts to deepen your understanding of the Messiah.

Saint Ignatius (www.PrayAsYouGo.com) believed that God could speak to us just as clearly in our imagination as through our thoughts and our memories. In his Spiritual Exercises he writes of contemplation as a very active way of engaging your feelings, emotions, and senses to place your self in the scene described. Listen to the events of Jesus’ life described in these reflections. Pay attention to the details: sights, sounds, tastes, smells, and feelings of the event. Lose yourself in the story.

Often we are consumed by what others think of us, but this video series shows you that only God matters. He created you and gives you your identity through Jesus. You are a dearly loved child of God.

In the midst of the noise and distractions around us, whether it’s social media, work, friends, the mall, or the next big sale, it’s possible to wonder who we actually are. This devotional will point you back to where it all starts and will empower you to live out your true identity with relevance as God intended.

Caring for the needs of individual people was very important to Jesus. We see how He healed people, met with outcasts and showed love to children. Scripture clearly shows Jesus’ compassion. Each of the five devotionals contain a short audio message (1-2 minutes). The guests share about seeing needs, looking for opportunities and giving their time. You too can be a loving friend that makes a difference to someone.

This plan contains testimonies and encouragement for all those seeking to learn what God is up to during times of adversity. Enter into his presence as you read the insights and thoughts  of David Strutt.

In this 5-Day Plan centered around the Lent and Easter season, learn how to ask God honest questions while following Jesus.