Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Isaiah 30:15

Feeling tired? Burned out? Anne Marie Miller understands. After two short years serving in a non-profit role, being a newlywed, and volunteering in her community, she burned out, spiritually, relationally, emotionally and physically. Ten years later, she wants to help you avoid burning out! In this three-day guide, you'll engage in simple but meaningful daily reflections with a focus on rest, holistic health, and prayer.

The changes you long for in life cannot be done by you alone. God has written you and so to live in step with the rhythm of the world will bring nothing but exhaustion. Instead, you must make the choice to surrender, continuously, to His rhythm. Start this three-day Loop for Women devotional plan to bring you clarity around God’s plan for you. 

In our lives there is much uncertainty and stress, and we are desperate for God’s presence. How do we navigate life’s difficult decisions? How do we live lives of energy, abundance, and hope? This plan gives you the inspiration you need to find a new rhythm of life with Him. Start this powerful five-day plan by Loop for Women and begin a journey toward being restored.

Judah Smith helps readers explore and nourish their souls as they grow closer to God.

“Hello, Friend. I know it can be difficult to find a quiet space in our busy lives. I want to invite you to take 5 days and go on a journey with us to let the Lord, the Good Shepherd, lead you beside still waters so that your soul can be restored.” Glenn Packiam with Rivers & Robots

How can you keep your energy, happiness, creativity, and relationships fresh and thriving in the midst of never-ending family demands, career pressures, and the stress of everyday life? In this five-day Bible plan based on her book Sacred Rest, Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith gives the weary permission to embrace rest, set boundaries, and seek sanctuary without any guilt, shame, or fear.

This 5-day reading plan will remind readers that they are deeply loved by God. It emphasizes the importance of finding time in today’s busyness to spend time alone with the Lord. Each day features thoughts on a specific theme (e.g. quiet time; knowing you are divinely inspired) and ends with a Scripture verse. The content for this reading plan is based on Trevor Hudson’s “Towards a Closer Walk with God”.

Men face challenges to their faith at work and at home. This reading plan offers a daily dose of wisdom for men who seek to draw strength from God’s Word. Daily Strength For Men: Patience will equip you to walk faithfully with God—the source of your patience.

No matter our hectic schedules and unending to-do lists, an integral part of us longs for a deeper connection to God. Over the next five days, you’ll be reading about hope, suffering, worship, surrender, and quiet. As we read in Isaiah 30:15, “in quietness and trust is your strength.” Here may you find renewed strength as you rest in the quietness of a God who never leaves you.

What does the Bible say about new beginnings and lasting peace? The new year is a wonderful time to remember God’s promises. God’s enduring peace is available to all those who place their trust in Jesus! Join Pastor David Guzik for 5 days of Bible study about God’s peace, and enter the new year with courage. These short devotions were originally published by Enduring Word Bible Commentary.

Self-care has become all the rage. Clean eating, rest, exercise, essential oils, "me time." Yes, all these types of self-care are great, but do you continue to find yourself struggling with stress, anxiety, anger, insecurity, or self-doubt? Maybe there’s some deeper spiritual care needed. This Soul Care series will explore how to take care of your soul … the most important part of you.

Spending quiet time with God is vital for every Christian. Psalm 46:10 reminds us to be still and acknowledge God's presence, allowing Him to be exalted. Jesus encourages us to retreat to a private place to pray, where our Father sees us in secret and rewards us openly. Through this intentional silence, we can also experience physical and mental restoration while increasing our spiritual energy levels.

Join us on this journey to deepen your relationship with Jesus. This is part one of eight in the "Jesus, I Need You" series by Thistlebend Ministries. See also Jesus, I Need You (companion prayer).

Each daily reading provides insight to how to worship God in every aspect of life and will inspire readers to focus their heart completely on their relationship with Christ. This devotional is based on R. T. Kendall's book Worshipping God. (R. T. Kendall was the pastor of Westminster Chapel in London, England, for twenty-five years.)

Mary Marantz draws on her story of growing up in poverty in West Virginia to remind us that sometimes we find redemption not in spite of the dirt and pain in our lives, but because of it.

God created human beings to live joyfully. It's a gift that He has given and wired into the way that we were created. In this 6-day plan, Chris Coursey helps you identify when your "joy switch" has turned off and provides biblical pathways for living in the joy God gave you.

Ever feel like you’re on a treadmill that just keeps getting faster? Maybe part of you wonders, “Is this how it's meant to be?” Dear one, God has designed us for certain rhythms, and maybe your rhythm has gotten out of whack. Read along and ask God what He has to say about the cadence of your life—and invite Him to speak into it, too.

Getting “likes” on Instagram or scrolling through Facebook might give us fleeting happiness. But what we long for is lasting joy. This week, we’ll be exploring how to delete social media distractions from our lives and look toward God instead. You might consider fasting from social media completely as you journey through this devotional. Because we need a break. A holy hiatus. We need to look up.

Advent takes us up to Christmas, but what comes next? The decorations come down, the house is empty, and we're left looking for hope in a new year. These reflections remind us that our hope for change isn't in the clock striking midnight, but Christ's presence in our everyday lives.

Did you know that you have everything you need, right now, to live the abundant life that Jesus promised? Your life is not an accident, and how you live it doesn’t need to be an accident either. In this week’s devotional, get a taste of what it means to craft the life you want — the rich, meaningful life God intended for you.

Take a deep breath of God’s grace this week as you journey with author Renee Swope through Scriptures and reflections that invite you to let go of performance-based living. As you embrace who you are as a mom and a child of God, you’ll find yourself drawn toward relationship-driven parenting and the joy of living from a place of hope and confidence rather than defeat.

Sure, we all want to experience God’s presence but is that even possible? The answer is a resounding yes to His refreshment, healing, and power. Jesus extends an invitation to meet Him in the secret place, no matter if we feel unworthy, over-scheduled, distracted, or distant. Let’s open God’s Word for practical help turning our ordinary into His extraordinary by accepting the most incredible invitation of all.

What power does your worrying have? It is the most unproductive, impotent thing you’ll ever do. It changes nothing. Jesus teaches us it is all in God’s sovereign hands. God’s plan for your life is not helped by your anxiety. Our Lord knows what we need. He cares for us. He has a purpose for our lives, and He’s going to make sure it’s fulfilled.

I want life to be easy. But eventually, a hard task, a hard question or an unexpected crisis comes along. However, life is about more than finding what’s easy. It’s also about finding what’s meaningful in our walk with God. This 7-day devotional infuses life’s tough places with God’s enduring truth.

Jesus offers abundant life to those who follow him, but many Christians are stuck in the try-harder life instead. This seven-day study beckons readers into the garden and invites them to listen for the heart of God. Just as plants thrive under the care of a skilled gardener, we’ll move from surviving to thriving as we embrace God’s good gifts designed to help us flourish.