Hebrews 12:1 සම්බන්ධව නිදහස් කියවීමේ සැලසුම් සහ පූජනීයත්වය

Have you been hurt? Unfortunately, most of us have. But while it’s normal to sometimes get hurt, it’s not okay to stay hurt – that’s unforgiveness, and it’s like drinking poison and expecting the other guy to die. It’s eating your lunch! This five day plan can help you leave the hurt behind by forgiving even the toughest person or the most horrible event, so that your heart can be free for good.

It’s RACE DAY. You are feeling one of two ways—prepared or petrified. The prepared look forward to running, knowing that the hours of disciplined training has equipped them to compete well. The petrified on the other hand, want to pull out—they’re not ready. Plan Eight of Nine devotional plans taking us through Hebrews illustrates the importance of being disciplined by God to finish strong our race of faith.  

Experience how God can pour His purpose, passion and fullness into your marriage. Living a poured-out marriage is a way of life. It’s not about trying harder, it’s about thinking differently. Only when you are emptied of your own motivations can God pour new life into you for the abundant marriage you truly long for. Are you ready to approach your marriage poured out, ready to be filled up?

When you remember that Jesus is your Savior, it’s the key to letting go of your fears and anxieties and finding joy in God’s promises for you.

Don’t treat the consequence. Treat the cause. In this powerful, 5-day devotional, Bishop Joseph W. Walker III helps you get to the source of your social, emotional, and spiritual struggles.

No doubt about it – life is busy. Maybe the idea of a regular Bible-reading plan has fallen to the bottom of your to-do list. We've all been there. This plan can help you pinpoint the things that are holding you back and propel you toward an exciting, life-affirming road map for daily devotional time with God so you can WIN at life!

God designed His children for endurance. He knew this life would be like a challenging marathon, and we would need resilience and strength to endure. He made us with this capacity. But He coaches us and trains us for our race by allowing trials to enter our lives. These struggles, while not welcome, are necessary to help us build the stamina so we can finish well.

Based on Hebrews 12, this plan compares running a literal race with the spiritual race that is “set before us.” It discusses the training disciplines, challenges, and what winning looks like based on Who set the race according to Ephesians 2:10.

This 5-day Bible Plan from Alli Worthington’s new book, Standing Strong, will help you remember who you are in the face of adversity and reclaim the dream God has for you. It's time to realize you're stronger than you think. A woman's place is anywhere God sends her--walking in the confidence that only comes from him. You can't break a woman who draws her strength from God.

Read through God’s Word within each devotional and reflect through guided questions for both individual consideration and group discussion. We pray it encourages you to re-frame your reality.

Joy is here –– in the middle of the struggle, in our everyday lives, and in the places we least expected. Start finding joy in the big and small this Christmas season.

This plan is a challenge to run the “race set before us” mentioned in Hebrews 12:1 in a way that will cause the fearful crowd in this world who are watching us to notice a difference in our lives. We will use 5 direct quotes from Jesus in Luke chapter 12 to guide our discussions and draw out our thoughts in these uncertain and often troubling times.

This study will connect some Biblical dots concerning an extremely important event that is a promised part of the continuum of our lives as Christ followers. It is certain and promised to every believer but is under-taught and generally poorly understood in our contemporary culture. The event is the judgement of the works of the believer at The Judgement Seat of Christ or The Bema.

Throughout Scripture, we find countless stories of God’s faithfulness. We also find stories of people who remained faithful to Him. This plan will use the life of Enoch as our example of living a quiet life by faith. Enoch is a mystery. What we do know is that he walked closely and faithfully with God. Learn to imitate his faith while studying the great cloud of witnesses in Hebrews 11.

Our spiritual walk with Christ is not a sprint; it is a marathon. As we look to develop our spirit man, let us look at the example given to us in Scripture that helps us 'run in such a way' that we persevere until the end. The Lord is for us and we cannot give up!

Two major strategies Satan pursues in his mission to steal, kill and destroy in our lives are those of Division and Diversion... These are clear and present dangers that every believer should be aware of and equipped to deal with. In this plan we'll look at scriptures that pertain to these threats and ask the Holy Spirit to guide us into truth about how to defeat them.

In the series Now Streaming, Skip Heitzig leverages some of the most popular shows to illuminate spiritual truths. With its 1980s nostalgia and addictive suspense, Stranger Things introduced us to the Upside Down. In this five-day reading plan, Pastor Skip explains a different kind of upside-down kingdom God's people will inherit.

This reading plan includes five daily devotions based on Laura Story’s book So Long, Normal: Living and Loving the Free Fall of Faith. This study will explore what it means to trust our heavenly Father when circumstances are beyond our control and how surrendering to God’s plans for our lives is the beginning of a new adventure with God that will change us forever.

We know a thriving prayer life is important, but here we find ourselves again, struggling with what we’re told should be a basic conversation. We’ve turned off the phone and hopped out of bed . . . but the internal noise can still interrupt even the best intentions. In this five-day devotional, examine what might be holding you back from being a confident and consistent prayer warrior.

Believe in God and trust Him. Put your faith in Him. Even when we feel rejected and hurt, God saves us by His mercy. We are also given a mandate after our salvation: to make disciples. To do so, we must fix our eyes on Jesus.

This reading plan includes five daily devotions based on Ben Stuart’s book Rest and War. The spiritual life can feel like it’s a struggle because it is! The pursuit of intimacy with God occurs within the context of adversity. And yet with struggle can come progress if we learn to struggle well.

Although Jesus told us in this world we would find trouble, He also offered us ways to overcome in overwhelming times. He taught His followers what I like to call 5 Steps for Overcomers—look within, look to Him, look ahead, look out, and look up. Looking in each of these directions will help us to overcome our everyday challenges, and help us to encourage others to do the same.

You were designed to achieve great things! You are unique in your being, your personality, your abilities, and your relationships. And there is no one else on the face of the earth who can live your life and accomplish your good. So don’t waste your life. Do things that matter!

Dedication to God sounds beautiful but can be quite difficult in practice. This reading plan will give you tools to grow in this dedication. You will learn how to listen to God and your own heart. Which talents and desires has God given you? And how can you use those in his Kingdom? You will also learn how to honor God through discipleship and perseverance. Reading plan by Anne-Minke Hakvoort.

It is easy to allow life to bring us down, and to count ourselves out. God, however, knows the plans He has for us and the adversities that we have defeated. In his latest plan, David Villa encourages us to look to our winning record when it feels like we can't go on. This is Winning Record.