Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalm 139:3

The Bible tells us that we are children of God, created in his image, and that to enter into his kingdom we must become like little children. That can be hard to understand, but our relationships with our children can point to God’s relationship with us. Whether you are a parent or not, this 7-day series of devotions will help you reflect on God’s deep, down-to-the-bones love for you.

You were created with unique DNA, special talents, and gifts. God has a plan in mind that only you can accomplish, and he will equip you each day with all that you need. In this 7-day devotional, designed especially for kids between the ages of 8-12, you'll learn how to trust God in the plan that he has for your life.

Have you ever had a “week”? The kind of week that by the weekend you are ready to give everything up? Have hope! God has an amazing plan for you amidst your problems! It’s hard to smile through the hard times, but be reminded: God is there with you, with a more amazing plan that you can imagine!

In the God of the Impossible Plan, Dr. Marsha Smith offers biblically based steps readers can use to overcome life’s detours, through faith and an understanding of God’s purpose for their lives.

Hurt happens even in close friendships, and sometimes friendships fall apart. In the aftermath, we face complex emotions: anger, hurt, guilt, shame, insecurity, and fear. This plan will help you move toward healing and forgiveness (even when forgiveness is hard). It will encourage you to find the courage to open your heart to new friendships and to continue drawing closer to the Friend who will never leave.

How we perceive God shapes or misshapes our journey of faith. (The Waiting Father - David Reay). This plan looks at the Character of God and how that impacts us and our faith.

Sometimes we find the miraculous in the “new”. There is a new healing, a discovery, a new path, or a new beginning. Other times, we find the miraculous on a familiar path, or somewhere we have been before, but God opens our eyes to a new revelation.

Maybe the most crucial question of our time is about the meaning of life. With all the scientific advances, people are more and more troubled about meaning. This is the focus of this study.

Loving others can be messy. Chances are you are no stranger to heartache and disappointment when it comes to your relationships. Maybe you’ve even experienced this hurt spreading into your relationship with God. You feel disconnected and aren’t experiencing His love like before. This devotional will help you discover the wholehearted love you’ve always wanted with God and others; love that allows you to be fully safe, seen, and known.

Although the crown of thorns was meant as a mockery, it symbolizes that Jesus truly is the King of the Jews and King to all who believe in Him! It represents not only His suffering but also eternal victory! If we allow it to minister to us, it will turn Easter into more than an annual observance but a daily walk of awe and reverence for our soon-coming King!

Whether your child is five or fifty-five, don’t stop listening. Continue engaging their heart. Continue being Dad. In this seven-day plan, based on Michael Thompson’s newest book King Me, you will explore how the legacy we leave behind as fathers isn’t determined by how we started—though that may very well need to be cleaned up—but rather, by how we move forward from here.

This delightful devotional for overthinkers features 7 inspiring, yet practical, meditations and prayers to help you redirect your anxious thoughts, ushering in the peace, comfort, and rest your soul craves. With each day, you'll connect with biblical truth as you enter the calming presence of the heavenly Creator.

Being a young adult in your 20s and 30s comes with challenges. Whether in college or the workforce, life's struggles, pain, and joys appear often. In this plan, six young adults share their stories and how God has worked in their lives regarding family hurt, anxiety, community, self-worth, sex, and loneliness. We welcome you to come along, and then consider sharing your own story with us.

It often happens in life that we feel God is not with us anymore and that we are in spiritual darkness. We cannot see ahead. Nothing makes sense. I do not understand God anymore. Is He hiding from me? Did He turn His back on me? This Reading Plan will provide some answers.

You are Made New! Rejoice in your new life in Christ through this 7-day devotional, designed especially for new believers. It's all about identity—who Christ is makes you who you are! Andrew and Wendy Palau will guide you with personal stories into rich reflections on how God makes you a new creation from the inside out.

Discover who you truly are by exploring the attributes of God in this 7-day devotional. Each day, dive deep into one of God’s characteristics—Love, Light, Creator, Father, and more—to see how His nature shapes your identity. You’ll be encouraged to reflect on God’s truth, embrace your identity in Him, and walk in the confidence of knowing you are made in His image. If you’ve ever asked, “Who am I?” this devotional will help you find the answer in the One who created you.

Being a young adult in your 20s and 30s comes with challenges. Whether in college or the workforce, life's struggles, pain, and joys appear often. In this plan, six young adults share their stories and how God has worked in their lives regarding family hurt, perseverance, sex/addiction, dating, control vs. surrender, and identity. We welcome you to come along. Please consider sharing your own story with us.

A hospital stay can feel scary, overwhelming, and uncertain. This 7-day Plan will guide you straight to helpful Scripture and provide a place to start in prayer as you make your way through this challenging life event. Whether your visit was planned or an emergency, you can find encouragement and comfort in the Bible and in reaching out to God in prayer. You are not alone.

God’s love goes infinitely beyond anything you can fathom. You have been adopted into his family, and you are safe in his care. Each small step of faith brings him great joy. He created you for relationship with him, and he loves to hear your voice and your thoughts. As you dwell on God’s promises over the next seven days, remember that he is thinking about you and smiling.

There is only one way to God, and it's through Jesus; but in Jesus, there are many ways to connect with God. One way you can connect with God is through conversation. Conversation is when you desire to know what is on God’s heart and mind. Inquiring of God brings you into His Presence! Through this 7-Day devotional, our goal is that you would walk away understanding the heart of conversation with God and be equipped to connect with Him!

Do we really need friends? Yes! We need sisters, deepening friendships of hearts, committed to caring for one another, inviting each other to be curious, and inspiring one another to the full and abundant life God has for us! In this seven-day plan, we will explore what a redemptive community of women looks like and how it might look to move this way with women in your life.

For centuries, the Psalms formed the basis of Jewish and Christian worship. They tell the story of God’s activity in creation and the hope we have in God’s promises. This Bible Plan gathers Prof. N.T. Wright’s insights on key psalms, which give shape to the Psalter and serve as key resources of prayer.

Feel too busy for God? You’re not alone. Life can be full—work, school, parenting, or all three. But even five minutes with God can make a real difference. This 7-day plan is for people who want to grow spiritually but feel short on time. Each day offers simple Scripture-based reflections to help you slow down, refocus, and connect with God. He’s not after your performance. He wants your presence. You don’t need to do it all. Just start with five minutes.

After ten disappointing years of marriage, and seven painful years of divorce Jeff and Cheryl Scruggs understand how remarkable their true-life story is of how God rescued their love. God taught them that where you start in marriage largely determines where you’ll end up. This reading plan helps you make significant progress and possibly avoid conflict by spending time thinking about what we hoped for most at the start.

What if you knew truly who you are and what you were called to do. Becoming My True identity leads you through a study of the transforming power of knowing your authentic identity in Christ. When you know whose you are, then you know who you are. When you know who you are, you know what you were called to do. Join us as we learn how to become who we truly are in Christ.