Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Deuteronomy 6:4

Are you confident of living in the presence of God? Do you pray for times of refreshing to come from the presence of the LORD? These guided audio meditations center on the Shema. An ancient prayer of assurance in the eternal God. A prayer for you to center your mind, body, and soul on not forgetting the everlasting favor and forgiveness of God.

Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this powerful devotional. Who is your Lord? Who is your family’s King? Who does your heart serve? Who is your heart tied to? Is your heart tied to the things of this world? Or does your heart crave and thirst after the things of Christ? Who are you serving? It’s your choice to either serve God or the gods of this world. You choose.

Do you ever find yourself behaving like a child or struggling to show mercy to those around you? If so, then you aren’t alone, and you are in the right place. These guided biblical meditations will help you learn to live a righteous life. A life lived with grace and being mindful of your actions. A life lived in this divine moment free from distractions trying to steal your attention.

Like us, you may deeply desire goodness, transformation, and the healing grace of Christ in your church or ministry. Or maybe you desire some sort of personal transformation. Either way, we believe it is possible to pivot away from toxic elements and turn instead towards a life of tov (goodness). But how? The answer is to cultivate Kingdom practices, and we believe it all starts with character.

God uses many names in the Bible to explain His nature, character and the way He cares for us. Join us at Abide as we experience the Lord in new and richer ways by meditating on His various names and titles.

Sometimes life is dark and difficult, leading us to despair. You may wonder, " Why am I here? What’s the point? Why do bad things happen?" When life seems empty and futile, you need to know God understands and has a purpose for you. In this study, you will learn how pain can drive you to make significant changes that can lead to a life full of meaning and hope.

This devotional gives us a closer look at each member of the Trinity.

Is the Lord your greatest passion? Do you desire to know Him more? This five-day reading plan by Thistlebend Ministries will guide you to a more intimate relationship with the Lord.

Deep within us is a desire to live an integrated life, especially when it comes to our faith. In fact, the "greatest commandment" in Scripture (Deuteronomy 6:4-5) exhorts Christians to live this way, loving God with our whole being - heart, soul, and strength. In this 5-day plan, you will learn more about this "greatest commandment" and how to live it out. Ultimately, loving God not only impacts your inner life, but also extends to your external life, including your work and wealth.

Encouragement from a mom who launched her 7 children and lived to tell about it. This is the final part in series of devotional plans by Robin Meadows.

The Bible is full of transforming truths. Every Christian should know how to read, meditate on, and apply the Word of God to their daily living. While the Bible instructs us to study God’s Word regularly, it gives us freedom in how to do it as long as we follow the basic principles. An effective application of the Bible can change our lives and the lives of our families.

This video plan was shot while Pastor Mike Novotny was in Israel. With famous sites from Jesus' life in the background, Pastor Mike reminds us just how powerful God's Word is in our lives.

A reading plan to encourage Dads in the hope of the gospel.

Child dedication—“Why do we do it?” “When do we do it?” “Should we even be doing this at all?” In this five-day Bible Plan, we’ll take a closer look at child dedication for what it truly is—the beginning of lifelong discipleship. And the good news is, you’re not on this journey alone!

This reading plan includes five daily devotions based on the book Divine Disruption. The Evans family has experienced numerous losses in recent years, and they have learned as a family to continue to place their faith in God and His goodness. This study will explore how the inevitable disruptions, losses, and heartbreaks in life carry a divine message that could ultimately bring us closer to each other and God.

As we navigate our lives as parents, it is important to let our hearts, souls, and minds be fully devoted to the Lord. Our parenting will flow from that devotion. We need to pray for our families, encourage our families, spend time and have fun with our families! We will not always get everything right, but there is grace and forgiveness along the way. Just keep walking with the Lord.

This 5-day plan by Hunter Beless will encourage you to read and rehearse Scripture to know, love, and worship God more. We should read, see, say, and sing the Bible like Deuteronomy 6 describes—when we sit in our house, when we walk by the way, when we lie down, and when we rise—all the time! As we reflect upon it, we can delight in the life that Christ offers us.

Even if part of your life feels unsteady right now, you can have a faith that stands firm. In 3 simple practices from the words of Jesus Himself, you can stay connected to the God who turns any crumbling place in your life to rock again. Your faith will grow stronger and more hopeful as you learn how to Come. Hear. Practice.

Longing. Hope. Love. Fear. Seasoned author Cornelius Plantinga explores these facets and more, reflecting on the joys and challenges of a life seeking after God. Each reflection is presented with a Bible text and a brief prayer, inviting you into a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the Christian life, equipping you with timeless insights into the ups and downs of a life lived in the presence of God.

Our view of God is initially formed in our family of origin. Unfortunately, this means that many of us reach adulthood believing things about God that aren’t true—and we often don’t even realize it. In these devotions, Pastor Bryan Clark helps us begin to discover our misbeliefs so that we can draw closer to God our Father.

It’s hard to know a God you don’t understand, and it’s hard to love a God you don’t know. But our God wants to be known and loved, and He’s told us a lot about Himself in His Word—particularly that He is a “three-in-one” God. This five-day devotional will help you better understand God’s triune nature, so you can find deeper intimacy in Him.

For caregivers seeking hope, this 5-day plan, created by Shelly Calcagno, author of "The Longest Goodbye: A Family’s Hope-Filled Journey Through Alzheimer’s," offers guidance and encouragement. Drawing from her family's decade-long experience walking a long journey of loss, Shelly aims to inspire readers to find moments of joy and discover hidden gifts, even during their most challenging circumstances.

Join this 5 day audio devotional based on Ascent Project's worship album titled "Live From CO House of Prayer." Each day you will hear from our worship leaders as they share some more depth into the themes and scriptures around each song. We invite you to dive into God’s word with us and take some time each day to fully focus on him and truly worship him. We believe as you listen to this devotional that He is going to show up, and speak and move in your heart right where you are.

Near the end of his life, John was the last of the living apostles and wrote a story about Jesus. It’s his testimony of who Jesus is, what he said, what he did, and who he claimed to be. Jesus has a story. He invites us to make it our story. When we make Jesus’s story our story, we have life in his name. This plan focuses on John 13 and Jesus's prediction of Judas's betrayal, Peter's denial, and Jesus's new commandment to his disciples. It is part of an ongoing series through John.

For thousands of years, Jewish people have daily prayed the "Shema.” It’s a prayer that calls God’s people to respond to the divine love with faithfulness and devotion. This 6 day plan will explore the Hebrew words contained in the "Shema" to better explain its overall theme.