Matthew 26:34 ಗೆ ಸಂಬಂಧಿಸಿದ ಉಚಿತ ಓದುವ ಯೋಜನೆಗಳು ಮತ್ತು ಆರಾಧನೆಗಳು

Have you ever experienced failure? If you have spent any amount of time in life on this earth you have failed, and those failures can break you. If there is one person who understood failure in full measure it would be the Apostle Peter. This plan will share three incidences in the life of Peter that perhaps you can identify with. God can teach us that failure is not fatal.

We all make mistakes. We all need forgiveness. We all, at times, need a fresh start. Dive into this devotional with us and encounter the grace, forgiveness and purpose that God has for us, even when we make mistakes.

Experience spiritual growth and community connection with 'The Huddle 3-day plan by Motivation in Motion. Dive into scripture readings, insightful reflections with host Todd C. Barnes, and interactive discussions designed to strengthen your unwavering faith and foster a supportive huddle in your life.

Faith. Forgiven. Loved Redeemed. Are you ready to heal beyond the shame of your past? Do you know that God's love meets you in the midst of guilt and shame and loves you deeper still? Although shame may have been a part of your past, it doesn't define your future. Join Jackie for four days of Bible stories that demonstrate Jesus' steadfast love, offering redemptive power and freedom from shame through full surrender to God.

Has the guilt and shame of sexual sin been making you feel cut off from God? Start experiencing freedom with this proven framework for establishing a purity mindset. Overcome the mental block of "feeling unforgiven." Apply God's abundant grace to your personal journey. See yourself through the lens of who you are in Christ. And discover a vision behind your purity that will help you sustain your new lifestyle! 

Many scripture verses talk about the days surrounding Easter. It begins with Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem riding on a donkey. It ends with Him explaining scripture on the road to Emmaus after His resurrection. There were many emotions felt by those who walked with Jesus as He journeyed to the tomb. Each of the five days in this devotional contains a short (1-2 minute) audio message. The guests share an experience with similar emotions. They will help you experience a more significant and reflective Easter. 

Holy Week is a very important part of Jesus' story, and the Bible has a lot to say about it. This reading plan looks closely at Holy Week and Jesus' willing sacrifice for you.

We want to be people who see life through a sharply focused lens of gratitude to Jesus that defines and shapes how we live, constantly striving to see life as He sees it, to truly look at the faces of people, and to see the beauty of life around us. This five-day reading plan helps us delve into the very essence of this life-altering state of gratitude.

Have your emotions ever gotten the best of you? Feelings can be deceptive. In this Abide plan we'll explore how scripture teaches that our emotions are gauges, and not guides.

Do you ever feel like life is one big guilt trip? We learn to hide guilt well and keep moving forward, but it’s always there distracting us from the freedom and grace that God offers. This 5-day plan explores God’s plan for guilt and helps us unleash the control it has over our lives. No longer do we have to live crippled by feelings of guilt.

All of us need forgiveness. But too often we treat forgiveness like it’s optional, when in reality, it’s a prerequisite to grow in our faith. In this 5-day Plan, we’ll discover hope and truth from different biblical accounts about forgiveness as we receive it for ourselves and extend it to others.

We often hear people say, "Fake it until you make it". Have you ever tried it, only to find yourself exposed and vulnerable in the end? In this plan, we will explore moments like that in Jacob's life. I hope that the next few days will inspire you to live more authentically in Christ.

Have you ever felt like quitting on the church? So has Natalie Runion, worship leader, songwriter, and teacher. But as Natalie reminds us in this week’s devotional, it’s possible to question behaviors and beliefs we have seen in the church, in religious organizations, and in Christians without quitting Jesus or divorcing the family of God. Jesus is right there with us, in the midst of our wandering and our wondering.

What do you do when you don’t know what to do? Over the next five days, we’ll explore the scenarios real people walked through and discover how to navigate all of life’s curveballs.

Most Christian men want to lead well at home. We want to create a healthy culture for our kids. The Culture Maker Devotional is for dads who want to lead where it matters — no matter the mess. Married, separated, divorced or de-facto, If you're a dad — you're a Culture Maker. If you’re a Christian — you are His Culture Maker.

What is a Gospeler? Simply put, it is someone who loves Jesus and tells others about Him. Willie Robertson is a family man and a businessman, but most of all, he is a Gospeler. No matter our story or experience, there is always hope in Jesus. And it is our job to share that hope and good news with others, knowing that God will work through that.

Forgiving someone who hurt us is one of the hardest things we'll ever do. But, before we forgive someone else, there's one important step we need to take. When we skip this step, the hardest task becomes impossible. In this plan, forgiveness teacher Scott Savage shares what to do before you forgive.

The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus are described in each of the four gospels. This Easter, read about how Jesus endured betrayal, suffering, and humiliation on the cross before changing the world through the hope offered by his resurrection. A short video illustrates part of the story for each day of this plan.

Leadership isn’t just about vision and strength. It’s about learning from failure, finding grace in the mess, and growing into something deeper. This plan invites you to walk the road of leadership with all its stumbles—just like Simon Peter did. You can read this plan separately, but it is also part of The Chosen 'Test of Character' journey.

Peter was impulsive, inconsistent, and prone to failure. He was also one of the most significant figures in the history of the Christian faith. His life is proof that God does not call the qualified; He qualifies the called. This 5-day devotional follows Peter through his highest moments and lowest failures, revealing a Jesus who never stops reaching, restoring, and recommissioning the people who fall short. If you have ever felt too flawed to be used by God, this plan is for you.

Dealing With Our Past is a deeply reflective and hope-filled devotional journey that explores how God redeems brokenness, failure, shame, trauma, and regret. Through the lives of biblical figures such as Moses, Rahab, David, Peter, and Paul, this devotional reveals that God is not intimidated by our history. Instead, He often uses the places of pain, failure, rejection, and weakness to display His grace, restoration, and purpose

Have you ever wondered whether failure, poor decision, or spiritual setback has disqualified you from God’s purpose for your life? Peter certainly had moments that could have defined him forever. Yet his story reveals a powerful truth: with God, failure is neither final nor fatal. In this 5-day reading plan, journey through Peter’s highs and lows, his victories and failures, and discover how God’s grace transforms broken people into faithful servants. If you have ever struggled with disappointment, regret, or inconsistency, this plan will remind you that Christ is still at work in your story.

Five hundred years before Jesus was born, the prophet Zechariah was already painting his portrait — a king riding a donkey, a shepherd betrayed for silver, a saviour pierced for his people, a ruler seated beside God himself. Over five days, discover how one of the Old Testament's overlooked books points with startling precision to Jesus — as priest and king, humble king, rejected shepherd, pierced redeemer, and risen Lord. Each day pairs Zechariah's ancient words with their New Testament fulfilment. If you've ever wondered whether the Old Testament really is about Jesus — this is where you'll see it for yourself.

There is possibly no more carefully navigated response than to the question “How Ya Feeling?” We long for and loath this question because we must either remain at the surface or expose what lies beneath. Jesus reminds us that to feel is to be human; to feel is to walk through valleys and mountains; to feel is to imitate Christ. Learn to properly engage your emotions to be like Christ.

Look at the events of Easter with fresh eyes and discover how Jesus experienced them in every way. Journey through the Last Supper, the events of Good Friday, the holy waiting of Saturday to Resurrection Sunday, exploring the social, physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of what Jesus did for us. If only we knew just how fully He gave Himself for us...