Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 2 Corinthians 5:21

For many, stress is an accepted part of daily life.  Is it yours? These guided audio meditations will hopefully be a counter to the stress of the world by becoming a calm place of hope in the presence of God, be a reminder of God’s offer of peace,  and provide the courage to remove your mask and ask for help... 

Jehovah Tsidkenu—The Lord Is Our Righteousness. This plan takes a look at the meaning of righteousness, God’s provision for righteousness, and the way in which we can pursue righteousness so that in the midst of our own sinfulness and brokenness, we, too, can come to know God as Jehovah Tsidkenu.

The news regarding the economy, politics, military threats, and health risks seems to change by the minute. The constant updates can be frightening, but it can also be a divine retreat to rediscover the calm place of hope in the presence of God. I pray that you will be in perfect peace within these guided audio meditations from scripture, trusting in your heavenly Father.

In this practical and life-changing three-day devotional, you will learn some powerful truths about God's goodness and glory that will make a lasting impact in your life. You will learn how Jesus overcame the challenges He experienced, and how you can overcome whatever trials you may be facing in the same way!

The concept of unconditional love is pretty mind-blowing. We, humans, love so conditionally, based on what someone does or doesn’t do. But God doesn’t love like that. When you are His child, He loves you because He is love. Let this 3-day plan help you understand even more of the amazing, unconditional love that God has for you.

The God Provides series offers a rich, dramatic journey through theater-quality, short films which show us wisdom, truth, encouragement and practical steps to deepen a relationship of trust with God. In this video, Nicodemus visited Jesus and their conversation reveals that any person can be spiritually transformed and enjoy a relationship with God.

Christ came into the world to change our lives and the course of our destinies. In this devotional, we will talk about the impact of those changes.

At His table, all are welcome. In this three-day devotional, we explore the significance of Christ’s invitation to us to be seated with Him at His table. Because He made space, we can know Him and be known by Him.

What did Jesus know and understand about His impending death? What caused Him such anguish and made Him so despondent that He felt like He could literally die at that moment? As I’ve pondered these questions, I believe there are at least three things that Jesus knew would transpire in the next 24 hours that terrified and overwhelmed Him. Over the next three days, I want to explore these three things with you.

In this short epistle, Paul reminds Philemon of his faith in Christ and his love for the saints. He then asks Philemon to welcome Onesimus, his runaway slave, despite the risks. Paul concludes with the rewards of a response of faith and love: Christlikeness, koinonia, and community. This three-day plan will challenge you to practice faith and love in more profound ways.

As human beings, we were made for relationship–with God, with others, and with creation. But we live in a world which is complex and divided. In this three-day plan from Archbishop Justin Welby, discover three key habits of peacemakers. Rooted in Scripture and seen in the life of Jesus, these habits can help us cross divides, navigate disagreement, practice forgiveness, and pursue a just and flourishing world.

What does it mean to have the favor of God on your life? In this 3-day devotional, you’ll discover what the favor of God looks like from a biblical standpoint and how specific key elements will completely change your outlook and understanding of God’s abundant favor.

Learn about God's plan for purpose, unity, and love for His people with this powerful 3-Day devotional from worship artist and songwriter, TEMITOPE.

You are always in the process of becoming. Who you are becoming may be more or less who you really want to be. As a follower of Jesus Christ, you are meant to become more like Him. One day, one decision, and one action at a time. The Becoming reading plans will look at four facets of discipleship, moving you closer to a life that looks like Jesus.

Capture a glimpse of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s spirit in three personal stories whose authors share how his biblical ideals and steadfast faith stirred a passion in them. As you read this 3-day devotional, take the time to think about how you can live out the core Scripture-driven values of loving others and seeking mercy in your world today.

My mother said, “Be nice to everyone, because everyone has problems!” But how does one move from hurting to healing? Out of my own attempts to do so, I share my stories. God revealed crucial scriptural, Christ-centered and effective truths as a road map to forgiving, overcoming hurtful words and gaining victory through long term, painful problems.

The Holy Spirit inspired this plan and offers God’s deep encouragement for the woman with a heart desperate to be refreshed and a spirit longing for true peace. May this four-day plan be a cool drink of water for you and equip you to rest in God’s deep, deep love for you.

Being a Christian… what does that mean? Jesus came to establish a relationship with us, not a religion or an institution. In this third devotional from the Follow series, we will conclude that Jesus came to earth to make a relationship with our Creator possible. We have the opportunity to know the one true God and to live our lives in light of this connection that we have with Him.

The journey to confidence is a road that many of us find ourselves on. Society tells us to “love ourselves”, but what does that actually mean? We live in a culture that places a high value on external things such as material possessions, achievements, beauty, and Instagram likes hoping to fulfill internal voids. So, what does true and healthy confidence actually look like?

God wants you and me to flourish and not merely exist. Although “flourishing” means to grow and develop in a favorable environment, the biblical context of this verb is more correctly interpretable as “Shalom,” a right relationship with God and each other. We are called to thrive even in harsh life-situations and overcome “vision-killers” that may stunt our growth. Let’s explore what this promise means in God’s word.

Is your church dying from Covid-19? It's ok, our God specializes in bringing new life out of death. What if while we can't go to church, we became a church that goes? Go! Live! Do you want to follow Jesus?

Every one of us wants to be part of something epic. At some point, we want to be part of a story that overcomes obstacles to win against all odds. This four-day plan will guide you through four key principles that can empower you to release the influence you already have so that you can discover your epic story.

Spend four days with Dr. Ramesh Richard, president of RREACH (a Global Proclamation Ministry) and professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, as he offers pastoral insights on how to have a purposeful, meaningful and useful life. You have an immediate and astounding opportunity to build a worthwhile future, beginning now. You may also enjoy the companion plan, “Jesus: Your Soul’s Sole Passion.”

The vocations represented in the characters of Christmas can teach us a lot about God and how our work is a means of co-laboring with “the newborn King.” In this four-day plan, we’ll look at the vocations of the innkeeper, King Herod, the nameless manger builder, and Jesus himself to draw out applications for our own work today.

BibleProject designed this plan to help individuals, families, and groups reflect on the biblical concept of sin. What is wrong, and what is right? And how does the Bible define sin? We look at three Hebrew words used for sin in the Bible and examine how sin is not only something we do but also something that happens to us—a force that we can choose to rule over.