Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Philippians 2:9

Have you ever found yourself confused by the mixed messages about what it means to be a Christian? Despite all the various human opinions, Christianity is a faith that was “once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 1:3, ESV). Although there are many false versions of Christianity, there is only one true Christianity. This five-day devotional will help you define and articulate the historic Christian faith. Don’t become swept up in another gospel; instead, learn to understand and appreciate the beauty of the real thing.

The birth of Jesus reminds us that God doesn’t remain distant. In Jesus, God took on human flesh and moved into the neighborhood. The word used to describe this incredible event is “incarnation.” God came to us—not in abstraction or theory—but in real human flesh. God moved into the neighborhood to rescue us and remake our neighborhoods. This five-day devotional draws from themes in Derek Vreeland’s Bible study Incarnation: 8 Lessons on How God Meets Us, to help us rediscover the joy that came when God moved into our neighborhoods to rescue us and our neighbors.

In a world that often feels like it’s falling apart, Jesus is the living center who holds all things in the universe together. In these devotionals, Pastor Heath Hardesty reveals how being an apprentice to Jesus leads you into becoming more of your true self as you become more like Jesus.

Christmastime conjures up pleasant images of the baby Jesus in a manger—but the Gospel of John reminds us that that baby was and is much more than meets the eye. At the nativity, the creator of the universe came to live on the earth in the flesh, and His creation rejected Him. Yet those who recognize Jesus for who He is are born again into a new family.

This reading plan serves as a guide through the Advent season, traditionally celebrated during the four weeks leading up to Christmas. We’ll explore the biblical themes of hope, peace, joy, and love, diving deeper into human longings for healing and restoration—our anticipation for God’s new world.

Did you know God is even more invested in your career than you are? Join Mark Bilton for this five-day reading plan and discover how God has created us for work, and how He uses our work to transform us, impact others, and glorify Him. He’s not just the God of your Sunday. Monday matters.

A 5-day Bible reading plan that gently confronts pride and redefines success through the lens of Scripture. Journey from worldly achievement to gospel-shaped humility, rooted in God’s grace and sovereignty. Designed for students and young professionals navigating ambition, pressure, and purpose in everyday life.

If you like to birdwatch, you’re in good company. The Bible includes numerous references to birds, birdwatching, and what we can learn about God from his creation. Drawing on the book of Philippians, this fascinating reading plan by pastor and birdwatcher Kevin Burrell celebrates the wisdom we can glean from birds as we pursue a life defined by the gospel.

God made you and your spouse different on purpose — not to frustrate you, but to complete you. In this 5-day plan, discover why your differences are actually advantages, how men and women think differently, and practical ways to understand each other more deeply. When you see your spouse the way God does, frustration turns into appreciation, and what once felt like opposition becomes your greatest strength.

Mama, welcome to Mornings with Jesus. This audio devotional invites you to begin each day rooted in the loving presence of Christ. Through short prayers, Scripture, and Spirit-led, life-giving encouragement, these moments help you slow down, listen, and receive fresh strength from the Lord. Each morning, a mom just like you meets you right where you are, reminding you that you are deeply seen, known, and never alone. As you care for your family and nurture your children, allow Jesus to refresh your heart, steady your spirit, and guide your steps with peace.

This five-day reading plan is based on Revelation chapter 5 and the revelation of Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God, worthy of all honor. Through these readings, we will journey from the tears of humanity without Christ, through the redemption obtained by His blood, to a life surrendered in eternal worship. This devotional invites us to examine our hearts, recognize who is truly worthy, and live to glorify Christ with our entire lives.

Spiritual growth does not happen by accident. It takes intention, obedience, and a willingness to let God shape every part of your life. In this 5-day devotional, you’ll explore what it means to mature in Christ, walk in unity with other believers, discover your God-given gifts, move beyond spiritual immaturity, and live with the humility and heart of Jesus. Whether you feel stuck, stretched, or ready for more, this plan will encourage you to stop spectating and start growing.

Do you sometimes wonder if Jesus is close to you, even in the messy, broken parts of your story? The answer is yes. In fact, our flaws and frailty can lead us to the God who draws near to the very humanity we so often despise. Wherever you find yourself right now, rest assured, Jesus will meet you there.

Written by a military combat veteran, this devotional explores the question, “How can I have hope after dealing with trauma?” Those that have suffered traumatic events in their lives deal with a unique set of emotional and spiritual issues that are clearly addressed in scripture. It is our prayer that you will find the hope and healing that God alone can provide.

We hold on to the promise that “the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.” (Hab 2:14). Yet we don’t have to wait for that future day to spend time pondering and relishing God’s glory. In this 6-day devotional, James Hamilton guides readers through Scripture and enables them to pause and treasure God’s glory.

Look to Jesus is a plan for anyone who wants to understand the basics of the Christian life. It applies Biblical truth to help us Look to Jesus in these six foundational areas: Assurance of Salvation, Life Change, Prayer, Reading the Bible, Church, and Sharing our Faith.

Most men know specific Bible stories, but do they know the overarching story of the Bible? Eric Geiger’s Unfolded Bible study invites men to explore the story of a God who loves us, longs to be known by us, and ultimately invites us into His story. This devotional walks through the epistles and examines who Christ is, what Christ did, who we are, and how we should live.

Make no mistake.  You are no cosmic accident or walking fish.  You are the direct result of the inclination, desire, and Word of the Almighty God!  He crafted you.  He formed you.  He put the breath of life in your lungs. The pinnacle of His creation, you were made in His image.  Why?  For one purpose alone, His glory.

When you serve more, you take less. When you give more, you need less. When you thank more, you want less. When there’s more of God, you’re selfless. If you’re ready for more of God, start this new Life.Church Bible Plan to accompany Pastor Craig Groeschel’s series, Selfless. 

We are all born of a woman—an unchanging fact. We are the manifestation of both parents, and as we grow, we see both physical and characteristic similarities. Jesus, although born of a woman, was not the manifestation of Mary and Joseph – but of God Himself. In Plan 1 of 19, John shows us how Jesus isn’t just the Son of God – but God Himself.

Scripture elevates God to His rightful place as the sovereign Lord of all creation, reminding us we are not sovereign but finite. We’re not the point. We’re here to point to the Point. Taken from the teaching of Casting Crown's lead singer, Mark Hall, these devotionals are designed to recalibrate our perspectives in a selfish world.

In this devotional series, pastor Gregg Matte take us on a passage-by-passage journey through the First Letter of John. Practical, biblical, analytical, and spiritual, this series will give a major boost to your understanding of how to live the eternal truths contained within this important book of the Bible. In this eighth delivery of the series, the apostle challenges us not to love the world but to love God more.

Have you ever felt it is hard to abide in Christ when God seems so distant? Many Christians, including pastors, missionaries and full-time workers, admit to feeling distant from God and ministering from an empty heart. As we discover God’s call to abide, work, rest and walk with Him, we can learn to experience joy and fullness in the Secret Place of His Presence.

People have always wondered if God is real. Today, more than ever, people are wondering if God is even good. Why? Because we’ve forgotten what it means to be Good News. But Jesus has been Good News for us, so we are called to be Good News for others. Discover what it looks like to become a Good News person.

Do you ever want just a little bit more? More sneakers. More skateboards. More candy. More games. Whatever it may be that you love, you just want more! This Bible Plan will help you learn to say a thankful “enough,” and help you see that when you live like Jesus, you can find more happiness in asking “How much can I give?” instead of “How much more can I get?”