Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Luke 15:11

Luke Hellebronth, part of Worship Central and Holy Trinity Brompton Church in London, recently released his debut worship album ’Stand Up'. This series of devotions takes three songs from the album and looks at the Scriptures on which they are based. You will see the inspiration behind each song as you read more of God’s Word.

Everyone loves a story! Maybe that’s why Jesus used stories so often when he was telling people about God. This three-day reading plan introduces children to three of Jesus’ much-loved “parables”: stories of being lost – and being found again. Along the way, they will find out more about our loving and ever-searching God. The plan complements the free children’s game app Guardians of Ancora.

Join Red Rocks Worship on a journey into the story of the Prodigal Son and God’s gift of undeserved grace. The enemy consistently reminds us of our shame and tells us we are unworthy, but the Father runs to us with open arms and calls us His own. Experience the fullness of the Father’s great love and mercy while examining the Scripture behind the song “How Beautiful Your Grace”.

In this three-day Bible reading plan based on Luke chapter 15, Pastor Mondy Cano shows us how the relentless love of God goes out for the obvious sinner, as for the well behaved. It is a moment in history when Jesus uses three stories of lost things and people, to forever redefine us, God, sin, and salvation. We will discover the sweet surprise that God is beyond our human expectations.

Maybe God isn’t who you think He is. Maybe He’s much better. This devotional will help identify some Christian clichés we’ve all heard that are actually unbiblical lies. These clichés may seem innocent, but are harmful to our faith and keep far too many believers stuck in spiritual immaturity. Learn to encounter these lies with the truths about God in the Bible to bring encouragement and freedom to our lives.

Deep, life-giving joy isn’t always easy to find in a world filled with flashy but ultimately superficial pleasures. So how do you get past the stress and distraction and tap into God’s eternal joy? This powerful new series from author Berni Dymet shows you how to lay hold of the deep satisfaction that God has in store for you – and truly enjoy your life.

What can you do when your child's words and behavior communicate: “I reject you, your values, and your God?" In this plan, Kim Petitt shares scriptures for navigating seasons of rupture in parent-child relationships. You will learn how to keep hope alive while you wait for reconciliation and your child's return to God.

A devotional inspired by RESPECT, written by Tasha Cobbs Leonard.

In this three-day devotional, we will look at what it means to live with purpose. Aimless living is all too easy and is a sad waste of our precious lives. Why not take the next three days to unpack what it looks like to turn from the ways of the world, face God and begin to follow Jesus – on purpose.

"The Prodigal's Family" Bible plan is a series of creative monologues based on three main characters discussed in the well-known parables of Jesus, mentioned in Luke 15. Use this plan to reflect on the mercy and forgiveness of God and as an examination of conscience.

If you or someone you know is facing a prison sentence, you're not alone! You may be wondering what happens next. However, in the midst of the uncertainty, you can stake your life on God's Truth. This Bible plan provides much-needed encouragement and points you towards life-anchoring Truths that will strengthen you on this journey. Will you open your heart to receive this beam of hope today?

When God’s people fall and need a helping hand, our Saviour is quick to respond and set them on their feet again. A word of encouragement, a moments time, and a heart of love and compassion are the key ingredients for a healing balm. We are called to be faithful, not judgemental. Let us be merciful, for we too have received mercy.

The believer was not designed to live life on their own. Our lives were designed to be lived in Christ Jesus, depending only on His finished work on the Cross. This plan explores the believer’s path to experiencing a life of victory through faith in the gospel of God’s love.

The Bible has a lot to say about inheritance. Leaving an inheritance isn’t just about how much you provide when you’re gone. God’s Word shows us the true impact an inheritance can have on your family. This 3-day plan will help readers gain a biblical understanding and perspective on leaving an inheritance, apply it to their lives, and prepare them to share this learning with others.

Join Covenant Worship on a journey of exploring the heart behind four key songs on their latest album entitled Sand and Stars.  The album speaks of the character of God, His faithfulness and His father heart.  Be encouraged knowing that He sees all, is in all, is ever present with us, and is working all things together for our good.

On the road of life, occasionally we’ll miss our exit. We’re going somewhere specific, but we become distracted and take our focus off of the destination. When that happens, God wants us to get off the road and turn around. As Tony Evans explains, losing our way requires making a U-turn and redirecting ourselves back in the direction that God had us on to begin with

We can easily fall into believing things about God that aren’t true. At times, we see things on social media or the news that make us question Him. So, what is true about God? Does He know what He's doing? Is He really loving and kind, even when things don't seem to be going well? In this 4-Day Bible Plan, let’s learn how we can know God’s heart together.

Good Friday is a day of reflection for followers of Jesus to remember His sacrificial death. The story of Jesus’s arrest, execution, and resurrection is one of good news! It displays the good news of the love that God has for humanity. And it needs to be shared! In this 4-day Bible plan by Nick Hall, you will discover how you can share this news with your loved ones.

We experience love in all kinds of ways! We may encounter romantic love with a boyfriend or girlfriend, but what about the love we share with our friends? It’s also different from the love we have for our siblings or parents. How can one word express such a broad range of emotions? It can’t. In this Bible Reading Plan, we’ll look at 4 words from the Greek language that represent different types of love and how the Bible encourages us to express it.

In this plan, we’ll explore the often misunderstood word joy, and we’ll look at how Jesus viewed and prioritized it in his own life. In a culture driven by frenzied productivity, Jesus embraced frequent moments of rest and connection. In particularly hard times, it was moments of joyful respite that got him through rough patches.

He is the hero we need, not the one we deserve… And NO, we aren’t talking about Batman! In this plan, we are digging into the GRACE God has shown us and how it is made possible through our hero… JESUS.

A moment of gratitude each day can make a big difference in our attitude, outlook, and state of mind. This devotional helps us focus on Christ-centered reasons to be thankful every day.

Forgiveness is a process. It takes time, costly and hard. It is restoring of relationships by releasing a painful past with an attitude of love. Nothing keeps us in bondage to the past as much as our unwillingness to forgive. Refusal to forgive leads to bitterness of the soul. Forgiveness is freedom from bitterness and the propensity to get even. It reopens the future of new beginnings – a restart.

All believers were once lost and then found through Jesus, and God celebrates each and every one of his children. He also gives us opportunities to share that love and grace with others so that more lost can be found.

We’ve all been crippled by failure, hurt, disappointment, loss, or opposition at some time. But Mike Foster shows us that God offers every one of us a second chance through his love. The feelings of insecurity, fear, shame, not measuring up, and judgment. That. Stops. Today.