મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Matthew 5:4થી સંબંધિત મનન

Inspired by their own experiences with suffering and loss, Pat Elsberry and Boyd Bailey share gospel-based hope for others who mourn. Follow these authors' testimonies of grief and be encouraged to lean on Jesus more deeply because His love can conquer your grief.

Journey as we follow many mountain men who interacted with God in the wild and how they walked out completely transformed. Every man is called to be a mountain man. Join us as we go to the wilderness to meet with God. You will never be the same.

The Gospel is about living for Christ and letting others find their lives in Him as well. By digging deeper into the Sermon on the Mount and its correlation to the Prodigal Son, we rediscover what it means to live and let live!

In Matthew 5, we find Christ's "Sermon on the Mount." Nine times, He uses the word “blessed.” This word is connected to nine attitudes called the "Beatitudes." They bring God’s greatest blessings! In this 10-day video series, Scott Pauley teaches on “New Attitudes for the New Year.” All Scriptures are from the Authorized Version.

What does it really mean to be blessed? In a world that measures blessing by achievement, influence, and outward success, Jesus offers a radically different vision. This 10-day plan of Matthew 5 invites you to examine the “house” of your heart and consider what’s been shaping it. Because blessing isn’t about how your life looks from the outside. It’s about the Kingdom of Heaven taking up residence on the inside. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to have it all together, this invitation is for you. Come sit at the feet of Jesus with us and learn from Him.

This plan explores Jesus' code of living for believers, popularly known as the beatitudes. Through them, we are able to live as God's children in a dark and corrupt world. As we explore each beatitude, take time to reflect on your Christian journey. Are there things that are not aligned to the teachings of Jesus that you need to adjust?

Held by Grace is a Scripture-based reading plan designed to gently walk with you through the layers of grief. Through carefully chosen Bible verses, short prayers, and quiet reflections, it meets you in every season—from shock and sorrow to healing and hope. This plan does not rush your journey but reminds you that God is present in every moment, carrying you with His grace. Whether your grief is fresh or familiar, you are not alone—God walks beside you, guiding your heart toward peace, strength, and the courage to live again.

As you learn the names and titles God has given you in His Word, you find the answer to that question that echoes within all of us—“WHO AM I?”

The moment you come to faith in Jesus Christ, you receive the Holy Spirit in your heart. He transforms you from within and makes you grow in holiness. This reading plan studies the fruit that the Holy Spirit bears in the lives of believers, as it is listed in Galatians 5:22-23.

Chapter 5 is the centre point of Matthew’s presentation of the sayings of Jesus, particularly as it relates to the Law. I hope you are as taken by the words and authority of Jesus as I have been. This is nothing less than our manifesto – kingdom behaviour, ethics, and call, all in these verses. What Jesus says is pure genius. How Matthew puts it together is inspiring.

Widows, Orphans, Handicapped, Disabled, children, pre-born children, abused, lower class, homeless people, prisoners…the list goes on. In every society and culture, certain types of people are looked down on or disregarded. How does God see all these special people? Walk with us through scripture and some true stories from disabled believers who help us live as He desires we do.

Venture into the depths of the Beatitudes and see your need for Jesus! This is part seven of eight in the "Jesus, I Need You" series by Thistlebend Ministries, focusing on drawing closer to Jesus. The plans in this series can be done in any order. See also "Jesus, I Need You" (companion prayer).

Jesus invites you into a new and better way of life, but it's a paradoxical realm that turns human logic upside down. It's a life where sorrow leads to joy, brokenness to health, and suffering to glory. This devotion is an introduction to the Beatitudes that Jesus shared in His famous Sermon on the Mount. Come sit at His feet and learn Kingdom principles that can transform your life.

What does it mean to be a peacemaker? In this 12-day devotional you'll learn from the words and life of Jesus coupled with video of Martin Luther King Jr.'s example. Discover how to speak up for the disadvantaged, the oppressed and other victims of injustice while always having words marked by a peace.

Who gets blessed in God’s upside-down Kingdom? Pray through the beatitudes, Jesus’ transformative teaching about God’s goodness for the most unexpected people, and reflect on how you can live in a radically different way.

How can sportspeople, whether professional or amateur be truly happy? Jesus tells us in his famous teaching in the Sermon on the Mount in the Beatitudes.

This plan is a guide to discover God’s story as it unfolds in the Bible - from Genesis through Revelation. Over 12 days, each devotional will introduce one part of that story. Each will list the Scripture passages covering that period, and dates, highlight its main points and briefly summarize the part it plays within the context of God’s redemptive plan. The Bible reading each day should take about 30 minutes.

In the Your True Reflection Plan, author Don Ankenbrandt equips readers with 12 biblical principles about their true identity and purpose in God.

Being Happy in an Unhappy World is a 12-day study into the Bible’s prescription for happiness as laid out by Jesus in the greatest sermon ever given — the Sermon on the Mount. Discover the keys from Scripture that you can use to start living in Biblical happiness today.

“In these next days and weeks leading up to Easter, we’ll explore different scriptures. Each verse a thread in the tapestry of God’s great big redemption story – all culminating in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this Easter season, let’s slow down and create a regular rhythm of remembrance together.” (Lent – Lucy Weil)

This 12-day devotional, written by Jake Barrena, equips you to discover and live as your most authentic self through ten powerful, faith-based habits. Blending biblical truth, personal stories, and practical steps, each day challenges you to build a strong foundation in Christ, clarify your mission, persevere through challenges, care for your body and mind, serve others, grow in wisdom, and develop a winning mindset. You’ll be inspired to take ownership of your life, reject complacency, and seize the moment—living fully in God’s purpose for you.

These days, it is commonly believed that all religions are more or less the same. The idea of a unique Saviour is not popular. Yet the Bible teaches that Jesus is unique. There has never been anyone like him. How can this be? How is he different from all others.? In this stirring Bible Plan, Australian author and teacher Dr Barry Chant explores eight ways in which Jesus is unique.

This 13-day devotion series is focused on the 12 days of Christmas. Rev. Joel Gaertner, Vice President of Ministry, shares the Christian message behind each verse in the rather well-known Christmas carol “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” We hope the following devotional thoughts will help you to keep focusing on God’s gift of his Son as our Savior and all that he means for us and does for us.

When Jesus saw the crowd and sat down to teach them on some unnamed hillside in Palestine, he refuted forever the false idea that somehow we can be Christians and citizens of the Kingdom of God in good standing without experiencing life change. Let the words of Jesus land on your ears and leave you astonished. The standard of righteousness described in the Sermon on the Mount should leave us feeling utterly helpless when we think of our own small obedience, but gloriously encouraged as we depend upon the indwelling Spirit who brings us into union with Christ’s perfect righteousness

Salvation is about more than forgiveness for sin; it’s about being adopted into God’s family. But what good is a family that never connects? It may be messy—it might require checking our selfishness at the door—but connecting is necessary. In this thirteen-part devotional from Calvary Church, we’ll look at key verses that demonstrate why Jesus People gather, and what we can accomplish when we do.