Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to Psalms 19:4

Some of the toughest questions life throws at us are often some of the simplest to answer Scripturally. This short devotional will examine three such “meaning of life” questions – Is there a God? What does He want? How do we respond? – through the lens of one of the Bible's smallest passages, Psalm 19.

In this insightful reading plan, renowned pastor and author Tony Evans explains how everything we do is according to God’s greater purpose, and it all works according to His will for our good and His glory.

The pilot episode tells the story of Dr. Ard Louis, professor of Theoretical Physics at Oxford University. He speaks about how faith and science are complementary and what scripture shook him.

What does it look like to let go of certainty and explore your doubts? Room for Doubt encourages us to embrace the beauty of doubt and lean in to faith.

Voices are everywhere, each one competing for our attention. Daily we are faced with so many different voices, and the choice is our daily, which will I listen to today? In this devotional, we will be looking at how we can tune in and listen better to the Voice of God!

Throughout the Scripture, we see God’s heart to reveal Himself to the world. God displays this in His creation, character, and love in many ways, to many people. Whatever the method, God wants to know you and be known by you. Over the next four days, explore several promises in the Bible that will help you realize God’s desire to reveal His glory and true love to your heart.

Busy, busy and busy. Everyone is busy about something and that puts them at risk: a risk of overlooking the peace God has stored for them. In this five-day devotion, you will read Psalm 19 and how God is sending heavens in the midst of your routines. Enjoy reading this practical devotion and respond to a heaven's calling for a stronger relationship with God. Follow JETS @jetslifegroup too.

Wherever you are, let Jesus be your all. Written by popular author and blogger Sophie Hudson, this beautiful journal for young women reminds you that Jesus is your All in All—over all, through all, and in all that you do. As you dig in to Sophie's words and wit, you'll better understand the wholeness and freedom that come from a life filled with Jesus. Each devotion keeps you thinking, and helps you grab all the goodness He has waiting for you.

Can God still have a place in a world ruled by science and technology? How can there be a God of love given so much appalling suffering in this world? This plan, written by author John Houghton, seeks to answer the difficult questions and invites the reader to discover a relationship with God for themselves.

Marriage comes with great joys and great challenges. One of the reasons for the challenges is because we have lost sight of the Biblical purpose of marriage. We have removed God and defined marriage in terms of happiness. But marriage exists to glorify God by expanding His reach throughout the world. In this five-day reading plan, Dr. Tony Evans takes you on a journey of kingdom marriage.

Moments. The fragments of time that make up our days. The economy that's most valuable to us. In a perfect world, we're soaking in every moment. But in reality, urgency can easily become our focus and we lose touch with what’s truly important. Throughout this 5-day study from CCV Music, we look at the key moments of the day and see how God is present in every moment.

The Psalms are passages that show us how to truly delight in the God we serve, love and worship, even in the midst of chaos and pain. In this plan we reflect on some of our favorite Psalms and are, once again, reminded of God's faithfulness to us.

Every day, we are surrounded by God's creation, but how often do we take the time to see Him in the world he created for us? This plan was created for us to take a moment to see God, our creator, in the beauty and magnificence of His creation.

In this 5-day reading plan, Sarah Clarkson shares her own encounters with beauty in the midst of her decade-long struggle with mental illness, depression, and doubt. She paints a compelling picture of the God who reaches out to us, using the beauty of the world around us to demonstrate his goodness and show us ways to find hope even amid our darkness.

We need songs we can share—songs that inform our hearts and minds of what is true for the times when we cannot think true things for ourselves. Over five days, Sandra McCracken’s Send Out Your Light plan meditates on the effects of God’s goodness, righteousness, and faithfulness on uncertainty, anger, and fear.

Gallup poll researchers recently asked Americans, “Do you believe in God?” and 87% of the people said yes. But if we are honest, most of us have issues when it comes to faith. We would love for you to join us as we explore some common thoughts about Christianity and science being mutually exclusive.

What does it mean for both heaven and nature to sing? How does the Advent season reflect the reality that Jesus came not only to save the world but to save the entire cosmos? This plan walks us through five days of reflecting on these truths during Advent.

Do you have dreams and desires to do amazing things for God? Perhaps you can see a need and want to fulfil it but don’t know how to start. This plan will encourage you, with inspirational advice and practical habits, to go out in God’s strength and make a difference.

What do Christians believe? Division and controversy seem to be rampant today, but for 2,000 years, Christ-followers have been unified in belief. The oldest confession of faith, the Apostles’ Creed, reminds and teaches us what we believe. In this reading plan, take a fresh look at the Apostles Creed, discovering the major beliefs of Christianity and how the Creed prepares us to share what we believe.

In every life, there are forces beyond our control that overwhelm us, so we need spiritual grounding more than ever. I’ve found unexpected answers in faithful Christians from across centuries and cultures who’ve encountered God’s presence. They are saints of amazement who hold out fragments of the Life that is life. Their stories, disciplines, and spiritual practices invite you to taste and see that the Lord is good.

Shalom is a four-piece puzzle. It is a kind of wholeness and flourishing that we experience when we live at peace with God, creation, others, and ourselves. If you're looking for peace in this season of your life, seek shalom.

Does Christianity still make sense? That’s the question of our day. Ours is a world replete with doubters and people proudly deconstructing their faith, some even ditching it altogether. Perhaps you or someone you know is on the fence looking for a little assurance. If that’s you, let’s take a journey together toward a renewed, confident Christianity. Discover more from Bobby Conway with his new book and companion study guide.

Although we once lived in a primarily Head Culture, we now live in a Heart Culture, where emotion holds great authority. In these devotionals, Mike Blackaby and Daniel Blackaby introduce five “dialects” for communicating our faith in today’s world through story, beauty, art, desire, and community—and straight to the heart.

Nature has a profound way of revealing God's majesty and creativity. When you take time to observe the world around you, you can see the fingerprints of the Creator in every detail. From the vastness of the sky to the intricacies of a flower, God's handiwork is evident. Spend some time finding God in nature with this 5-day Bible Reading Plan.

We know God wants to speak with, through, and to us. Our relationship with Him is not meant to be one-sided; it is a dialogue. Just as any loving parent desires to speak with their child, God wishes to engage with us and offers us guidance, wisdom, comfort, and love. We serve a living God who is not silent but actively involved in our lives. This plan involves some of the ways God communicates with us.