John 4:8 ಗೆ ಸಂಬಂಧಿಸಿದ ಉಚಿತ ಓದುವ ಯೋಜನೆಗಳು ಮತ್ತು ಆರಾಧನೆಗಳು

Counseling skills are a part of leadership skills. The good news is that both these skills can be learnt and cultivated. The tough news is that they will require intentional and consistent practice on your part. But when you get a hang of them, they give out spectacular and meaningful results.

Celebration is not something we only do when we’re happy. Celebration is a posture to life—especially since we have a hope we can always celebrate with the Gospel. Christians should be the ones who celebrate the most. In this three-day Bible Plan, you'll learn the four things to celebrate in daily life so you can have more joy every day.

God sees you. He sees your disappointment, grief, and loneliness. He sees you in your unhappy marriage or unfulfilling job. Discover what happens when we encounter the God who sees us. His vision gives us value, hope, and strength. Join Andy Lee in this 3-day devotional as she digs into the story of Hagar and the Samaritan woman who were seen by the Living God when they needed Him most.

In both good seasons and daunting ones, there have been three things I’ve consistently desired from my husband. However, I sometimes struggle to put into words what I really need from him, which means expectations don’t get met, and bitterness can creep in. This plan helps husbands and wives look into the Word at how to love well and follow Christ in marriage. - Awesome Marriage Care Director Tiffany Miller

This three-day Bible Plan is designed to help those facing an unexpected pregnancy process their emotions and find renewed hope in God’s love. This plan is adapted by Suzy Silk and Avail – a non-profit organization that exists to empower women and men facing an unexpected pregnancy or a past abortion.

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.

The Bible contains several stories in which God asks questions. God asks these questions because we need the answers, and you’ll see each inquiry as an invitation for a personal conversation—and encounter—with the King of kings to seek the answers that bring about His revelation, transformation, and victory.

Are feelings of fear, shame, insecurity, comparison, or inadequacy keeping you from taking action? Is your identity in Christ bound by sabotaging self-talk and feelings of imposter syndrome? It is time you walked boldly into your destiny! Join me alongside thousands of women on the loose who are ready to exchange their doubts for their destiny, and activate the truth of God's Word about who they really are in Christ.

As believers, we are called to a lifetime of walking and talking with Him. As I explored the Gospel of John, God began to cultivate conversation and prayer from His heart to mine. My hope is that as you read through this devotional, you too will linger in His presence and allow His Word to become a divine conversation-starter.

What makes a person want to have a relationship with God? What makes a believer look and act differently? The answer is simple: they’ve been upset! In this 4-day plan based on his book, Upset the World, Pastor Tim Ross teaches how you can upset the world with the message, love, and hope of Jesus Christ.

We all have a story. Some stories are happy, others are much more difficult to tell. Sharing your story with others can inspire and encourage. You never know what others are going through. Hearing from you could make huge a difference in their lives.

When daily stresses and fears feel overwhelming, women want to know above all that Jesus is with them. With her approachable style and passion for digging into God’s Word, Wendy Pope invites women to put themselves in the scenes of Jesus’s encounters.

There seems to be a gap between God’s promises for Christ-followers and what we actually experience in our day-to-day lives. God wants to help you close that gap, but self-help will never get you there. This four-day plan confronts the lie of self-help with God’s power to truly change us.

At some point, we have all been the woman at the well who has encountered Jesus and experienced a changed life. Through the finished work of Christ and the present gift of the Holy Spirit, we need not only encounter Him once but can continue to meet with Him again and again. This devotion invites you on a journey of encountering Christ in a personal way to you.

Have you ever wondered where gratitude comes from? In this reading plan, we will wrestle with the truth that everything we have is a gift from God. We will discuss how to avoid three common traps that rob us of experiencing gratitude. And finally, we will consider the impact that a heart overflowing with gratitude can have on everyone else around us.

Saving a baby from certain demise… Holding a mighty warrior back from conquering a city… these are just the tips of the iceberg when it comes to outstanding acts performed by women in the Bible! Join us as we explore how these unsung heroes can inspire us to TRANSFORM the way we think!

Join me for a transformative four-day journey as we delve into the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman. In this devotion, we will discover how embracing the transformative power of Christ's love can help us bridge divides and build meaningful connections with others, fostering unity in our lives and communities.

If you have a tendency to take on the emotions of your loved ones, this one’s for you. We’ll save the book of Job for another devotional when YOU are the one going through troubled waters, not someone you care about. This is about helping yourself in order to help someone else.

This reading plan takes you through some of the themes in the "I Am He" episode of The Chosen TV Series. Reflect, dive into the Bible, and enjoy what Jesus has to say to you.

She was at the end of her rope. Feeling empty from her guilt and shame, she found herself incredibly lonely and in despair. How do we find hope when we’re living in despair? The answer is found in the story of “The Woman at the Well” in John chapter 4, in what we call a "Perspectives Study".

This world around us is like a desert—parched and desolate, and people go from mirage to mirage in search of life. As Christians, we have the true source of life-giving water, and this devotional will help to illuminate how we can bring life to the desert.

How does God envision partnership? If God places families and couples under His special protection, what about singles? What does a healthy balance between self-love and love of neighbor have to do with happy partnerships? In this plan, you will find out how you can live out God's idea of community and partnership, even and especially as a single.

Leading and volunteering in a nonprofit ministry is not devoid of difficulty, but God yet calls us to serve with joy, perseverance, and love. This devotional explores overcoming barriers that hinder service, the importance of working with diverse groups of people, and embracing differences and challenges to foster unity in Christ. It also encourages volunteers to shift their focus from frustration to gratitude, trusting that God is working through every circumstance. Readers will be urged to rediscover their “why”—the deeper reason for service, making their work more impactful and fulfilling.

In our society, there are many different ideas about identity, love and relationships. But are they in line with God's plan? This Bible reading plan challenges common thought patterns and provides biblical answers to the questions of our time. Discover what the Bible says about true identity, inner peace and God's unconditional love.

Dennis Brooke, author of the novel The Last Apostle, explores life lessons learned from personal experience on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. The Camino, also known as The Way, is a pilgrimage to the tomb of James dating back to medieval times. This devotional relies on the writings of James’s brother John--the last apostle of Jesus Christ.