Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Proverbs 12:15

How do we know when God is speaking to us at work? There are a number of ways He gets our attention if we are patient and willing enough to listen. This lesson plan uses the acronym HEAR to describe the different ways God speaks to us.

We Christians ought to be set apart in how we make plans for our work and lives. This devotional examines 4 biblical principles to help us approach planning in a God-honoring way. Whether you’re setting goals for your business for the next year or simply trying to plan out the week ahead, my hope is that this devotional will help you plan in a way that brings God joy.

In Psalms it says, "Create in me a clean heart, O God." This is a five-day plan to help you do so.

This study guide is based upon truths I discovered when I found myself stuck in life and watching every opportunity for success and freedom dissipate before my eyes. I hope this is a helpful tool for you to find the freedom that God, in His mercy, longs for all of us to have.

The opposite of mastery is mediocrity, and mediocrity is nothing less than a failure of love and a misrepresentation of the image of God. In this Plan, you’ll explore why Christians should have the highest standards of excellence in our work, what we should be looking for in our “one thing,” and how you can achieve mastery of your vocation for the glory of God and the good of others.

If it's true that God can use anything to draw us closer to Him, why is online dating any different? How might God want to use this season of singleness and the adventure of online dating to deepen your trust in Him?

Everyone wants to find someone with whom they can build a family and live happily ever after. Many online dating websites and apps have been created for people to meet each other. Christians wonder if a successful dating relationship can be done online. This devotional is meant to teach adult couples how to date successfully whether they meet online or in person.

How can we make wise decisions when we have our hearts set on many good but opposite desires? How do we know what the will of God is when we need to make life decisions? In this 5-day plan, we will learn how to make wise decisions according to the scriptures.

Break-ups are hard, whether you initiated the breakup or not; whether you’d been dating for five years or five months; even if you knew it was the right thing to do. It can feel like you’ll never heal or move past the hurt–that you’ll never be alright again. In this 5-day devotional get Biblical advice for moving through a breakup, finding yourself, and reconnecting with God along the way.

We need wisdom every day as we navigate tricky situations. This short 5-day plan by Jean E. Jones looks to the book of Proverbs to find wisdom. You’ll discover how to read Proverbs, who the righteous are, what the fear of the Lord is, and several sources of wisdom.

Working with different people groups, teams and cultures across the globe, the sports movement is not averse to handling conflicts. This study is a collection of experiences on handling conflict within a christian disciple making movement.

Leadership- Many want it, but few understand the cost of being one. Leadership is not the position or designation; it is the heart. It is never easy, there is a cost you pay, sacrifice to make & willingness to serve. This study explores the price one pays to be a leader. A good leader does so cheerfully, willingly & from the heart.

Becoming a good shepherd begins with being humble as the Lord has asked us to be.

You make hundreds of decisions every day. Some big, some small. Are you choosing wisely? This is where Proverbs comes in. Proverbs is a book of wise advice and is meant to be used as a tool to navigate daily decisions. In this five-day reading plan, Bible study author Andy Klenke will guide you through the wisdom of Proverbs so you can apply it directly to your everyday life.

Drawing on the example of the Prodigal Son, Kyle Idleman shows readers the three elements that are always a part of lasting spiritual transformation and gives practical tools to live them out.

Gain a new perspective on seeking and finding wisdom with this seven-day devotional, which contains a “catch word” for each day to help you enhance your pursuit.  Alliteration is used to break down seven simple, yet profound truths, which will set you on a new course in your quest to dig deeper.

If you are seriously dating or recently engaged, our time this week will prepare you for one of the biggest decisions in your life: is the person I’m dating the one I should marry? This devotional will reflect a biblical, practical, and authentic approach to asking the important questions surrounding marriage. Together, we’ll look at essential conversations to have with your significant other before you say, “I do.”

None of us know everything. Thankfully there are people around you who have been through some things and have some godly wisdom that can be helpful to you. The Bible says we should seek these people out when we’re making plans or decisions, or when we have questions. But don’t get advice from just anyone! Let these seven devotionals help determine who can give you the best godly advice.

One of the very specific commands God gives us is to ask Him for wisdom. This week we’re going to focus on gaining God’s wisdom versus worldly wisdom. And along with gaining wisdom, we will discover a list of other benefits that we receive. God says it’s a hidden mystery until we ask for it and then it becomes life-changing.

How do we discern God's will? This is a key question in the life of a Christian. This 7-day Bible reading plan along with a devotional helps us understand what God's will is and gives us practical ways to discern and live according to His will.

We have all been through moments of loneliness, anxiety, and sorrow. Many of the people in the Bible have been as well. Their stories should inspire us to look for answers in the Scriptures. The problem with these emotions—anxiety, depression, and loneliness— is that we often give them too much power over us. We must choose to give that power to the Word of God.

Whether you are a church leader drowning beneath unrealistic expectations, treading the deep church waters effortlessly, or floating somewhere in between, you’re in the right place. Once you’ve completed this 7-day plan, you will have the tools to walk confidently in your calling, face your church hurt, find the freedom to be your most authentic self, and ultimately feel less alone.

Your spiritual root system can’t survive with shallow roots. We’re to grow deep into God and take seriously the responsibility to produce fruit in God’s kingdom. With all the multiplying distractions in the world, it’s easy to let our roots grow into shallow, self-serving disciplines. To be consistent in our spiritual growth and remain faithful, allow God to develop your roots to reach a deeper level.

God’s truth says that you are the Spiritual Leader for your family, but keep in mind that you were never designed to lead all alone. In this eight-day devotional learn how to step in to your God ordained position as the spiritual leader of your home.

"I’ve had the privilege of walking through numerous businesses over the past thirty-five years as a corporate chaplain. The experience of interacting with business owners and observing how these owners operate their businesses and involve their employees, is the foundation I’m coming from for this Bible plan." -Ernest F. Parrish