મફત વાંચન યોજનાઓ અને Psalm 130થી સંબંધિત મનન

Explore the shocking true story and inspiration behind one of the world's most loved hymns, It Is Well With My Soul. David Maegraith has published a new retelling of the story and in this plan unpacks the biblical inspirations behind the hymn. "Whatever my lot, Thou hast taught me to say, it is well with my soul."

In this five-day devotional, we'll explore the category of psalms known as Lament Psalms. Together, we'll study Psalms 6, 10, 38, 42-43, and 130.

In this five-day series of readings from the Psalms and Isaiah, we will listen as God calls his people to wait on him. Biblical “waiting” includes elements of hope, watchfulness, joyful anticipation, and trust. In this necessary posture for missional living, waiting is not passive but the active and intentional positioning of one’s life in the presence of God.

Waiting is part of life… At times it's beautiful, at times it's challenging, but there is always waiting. As we wait expectantly for Christmas, allow this plan to help prepare your heart for the beautiful gift of God's promise that is to come.

Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent—a time for reflection, repentance, and renewal when Christians are invited to prepare themselves for the celebration of the Lord’s resurrection. Throughout the forty weekdays and six Sundays in Lent, pray and reflect on God’s renewing power.

All of us walk through difficult times. Jesus himself said it, “In this world you will have trouble…” (John 16:33b). No one gets out of this unscathed. But Jesus goes on: “but take heart! I have overcome the world” (John 16:33). In this study we look at what the Bible has to say on discerning the presence and purpose of God in our pain.

These lessons aim to help you discover how the Psalms can help you in your prayer life. Each day gives a short explanation of a Psalm and a prayer exercise. You can then apply the exercises to other Psalms or Bible passages.

If you have a heart after God, a passion for people, and sport, we would challenge you to join on this journey to be a sports chaplain in your local area. The role of a sports chaplain is to be servant-hearted, striving to be pastorally proactive and spiritually reactive.

Curious about God’s forgiveness? This Easter, dig into this 10-day Reading Plan and discover the transformational forgiveness made possible by Christ’s death and resurrection.

The Ascent… is an invitation to climb. It’s an invitation to proximity. It’s an invitation to intimacy. In the Old Testament there are 15 psalms of ascent. They are songs that Israel sang on their way to celebrate God at festivals. They express amazing grace and they quiet anxious fears. They are songs that provide courage and support as we travel the road of faith and discover who we are and what God’s called us to. It has been said that the Psalms of Ascent are like placing your feet in the footprints of others and reminding ourselves to be moved again; to keep walking forward in the direction of God. This devotional is an invitation to lift our eyes and to ascend the heights; to becoming Jesus’ climbing companions.

Pray through the fifteen Psalms of Ascent (Psalm 120-134) in this 15-day reading plan and experience a deeper connection to God through His Word. Historically, the Psalms of Ascent were songs worshipers sang as they traveled to the temple or national festivals. Excerpts are from The Abide Bible, which provides various Scripture engagement tools--including praying, journaling, contemplating, and more--to help you meet God in God's Word so He can transform your life.

First responders answer the call by running to trouble every day. Where do they turn when they need help? This reading plan from Our Daily Bread Ministries includes encouraging meditations that have been written specifically for police, firefighters, EMTs, and medical personnel.

Among the Psalms there is a grouping of fifteen called the “Songs of Ascent.” Lift Off is a 21-day journey through these psalms designed to bring you closer to God as you remember His faithfulness. Each day in this plan contains a psalm, a devotional, and a prayer. Two days are built into each week for prayer and reflection.

Inspired by the structure of the Lord’s Prayer, this devotional explores five key movements—Father, You are holy, We need you, I need help, Forgive and protect us—each over five days. Through examples of prayer found in the Psalms and practices like Breath Prayer, Lectio Divina, Intercession, Journaling, and the Examen, you’re invited to slow down and engage with God’s presence, character, and care in everyday life.

The Psalms teach us to pray, worship, and be honest before God, expressing every joy, struggle, and question. They shape our faith, pointing to Jesus, who prayed and fulfilled them. Embracing them daily cultivates a life of worship, rooted in God’s Word. In this 27-day plan, we’ll journey through how to navigate both the trials and triumphs of life while awaiting our Lord’s return. Each day includes a short devotional, 2-3 key verses, a thought to ponder, and a closing prayer.

Join us as we read through 28 chapters of the Psalms! This Old Testament book is filled with songs and prayers pointing to the faithfulness and love of our awe-inspiring God.

What if you could spend time meeting quietly with someone who loves you—and who accepts you just as you are? Millions of readers around the world have turned to Our Daily Bread for moments of quiet reflection with God. In just a few minutes each day, the inspiring, life-changing stories point you toward your heavenly Father and the wisdom and promises of His unchanging Word.

This is the fifth part of a reading plan through the Bible, following the lectionary pattern of reading in the Psalms, Old Testament, and New Testament each day. In addition, each day this month will feature a memorization challenge for the Apostles' Creed, and there will be brief devotionals from different people in our Church scattered throughout the plan.

Pain from the past can affect our future. It affects our ability to trust God because we look back on our pain. This is not how God wants us to live; He wants us to unleash ourselves from the past and trust Him with the future. Romans 8 promises us that He will turn all things for good, even the pain from the past. Over the next 30 days, we will look at Psalms, which will teach us how to express our pain to God, praise Him through our circumstances, and trust Him with the future.

Daily Bible reading helps you build consistent interaction with Scripture. Background, key verses for meditation, reflection questions to help you dive deeper into Scripture, and prayers prompted by the day's passage will all help you connect with God and others. Journey with us this month and explore the theme “God’s Guiding Word: Turning to God in Prayer"

Part one of a 12-part series, this plan leads communities through the whole Bible together in 365 days. Invite others to join in every time you start a new part each month. This series works well with audio Bibles—listen in less than 20 minutes per day! Each section includes Old and New Testament chapters, with Psalms scattered throughout. Part one features the books of Luke, Acts, Daniel, and Genesis.