پلانی خوێندنەوەی بێبەرامبەر و بابەتی پەرستشی پەیوەست بە عیبرانییەکان 5:14

We live in a time where the church speaks the same language, uses the same jargon, and spouts the same perspectives as a world in darkness. The evangelical church has often been willing to reevaluate what it has long believed in response to the world’s social consciousness and moral outrage; yet the world has proven it has no conscience nor respect for what is genuinely moral according to Scripture.

Spiritual maturity is not automatic; it takes work. This plan explores what that work looks like and the starting steps in becoming spiritually mature. This three-day devotional emphasizes that spiritual maturity is developed by obedience to God.

In the second installment of a three-part series, Dr. Ramesh Richard, president of RREACH (a Global Proclamation Ministry) and professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, offers additional thoughts on how adversity and disruption provide not only an "Identity Check" (Part 1), but also a "Maturity Check" for the Believer. Ultimately, there is freedom in living our lives under the shadow and the empowerment of our Trinitarian Christian Faith.

People on Earth are at different spiritual levels, and this diversity is influenced by personal experiences, upbringing, exposure to faith, and individual choices. The Bible recognizes that believers are at different stages of spiritual maturity, and understanding how people at varying spiritual levels interact with God’s Word, His call, can provide insight into how God is working in the world; people of varying spiritual levels need Christ in their lives.

Spiritual growth doesn’t happen overnight. It’s the result of pursuing Jesus—little by little, day by day—until our perspective shifts and our lives center more fully on Him and His plans. In this 4-day plan, we’ll explore the question, “What does it look like to pursue spiritual maturity?” Together, we’ll let Scripture examine our hearts, challenge our habits, and help us grow fruit that lasts.

You are much more than your physical body. Discovering the other parts of your being will help you understand how to connect with the seen and unseen world around you.

Are you an infant or a senior citizen? Something in-between? God calls us as believers to move from infancy into adulthood. But why do so many of us stay infants?  In this 5-day reading plan, Pete Briscoe challenges us to move on from the milk of infancy and to feast on the real meat of Spiritual maturity.

We expect trees, grass, animals and babies to grow. When they don’t, we know something is wrong. What is true in the natural realm is also true in the spiritual realm. Believers are expected to grow, and when they don’t, something is wrong. In this five-day reading plan, Dr. Tony Evans will introduce you to the process of spiritual growth.

God speaks through all kinds of channels. He’s probably speaking to you right now, but you don’t even recognize it’s Him! Every one of us buys into some sort of myth about God’s voice and how to hear it. That’s why each of these devotionals deals with one myth about hearing God. They will help us change how we listen…and then really begin to hear God.

Are you tired of hiding, people-pleasing, or being on the sideline in your own life? This 5-day devotional is a fearless deep dive into how you are wired and provide tools to walk boldly in your identity. Now is the time to be brave and own your gifts, quirks, and emotions. Join us and get ready to discover a life truly worth living.

Through a lens of sports and Biblical truth, this 5-day reading plan unpacks the importance of knowing God and studying His Word so we can grow in our faith and become more spiritually mature.

One thing is certain in life: There will be tests. Tests are one of the main ways we recognize our strengths and weaknesses. Often, our character is tested. Trying situations in life highlight where we may be self-focused, naïve, or impatient. Join us for a five-day Bible study that looks at different types of tests life brings and how God uses them to bring growth and maturity to our lives.

As Christians, it can be easy for us to “talk” faith, but faith is more than just believing when things are going well—it’s about trusting God when life takes unexpected turns. Faith is a lifelong journey that enables us to trust the Lord beyond what we see in the natural, hold onto His promises, and experience God’s supernatural power and abundant blessings. This 5-day devotional is designed to help you overcome doubt, persevere through delays, handle disappointments, build unwavering faith, and walk confidently in God’s plan for your life. Each day includes reflections, action steps, and guided prayer.

You’ve heard of “mid-life crisis,” but what about a “mid-faith crisis”? We often assume our spiritual life will naturally grow into maturity without a hitch, so we’re shocked to discover ourselves in a full-blown crisis of faith we didn’t ask for and don’t know how to handle. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. A mid-faith crisis is a normal—and sometimes necessary—season in our spiritual lives.

Both physical growth and spiritual growth are essential for normal development. However, spiritually speaking, stopping our growth, or not growing at all, can be extremely harmful. In this plan, we'll talk about spiritual maturity and God's advice for us to bloom in the Lord and produce fruit for His glory.

Life doesn’t stand still. Every believer walks through seasons—some joyful, some stretching, and some deeply challenging. Yet God gives us wisdom, strength, and clarity to navigate each one with grace. This five-day plan will help you understand where you are, recognize how seasons behave, and receive the faith to walk through them boldly. You’ll explore the stages of spiritual growth, the cycles of life, and the unchanging truths that guide you no matter what season you face. Expect clarity, hope, and practical insight for your journey. God is with you in every step forward.

Sometimes children carry responsibilities that were never meant for them. When emotional, financial, or spiritual roles are reversed, it can create hidden pressure and confusion. This reading plan explores the biblical order of family and spiritual growth while offering wisdom for healing, balance, and healthy maturity. Discover how God designed growth to happen gradually and how honoring His timing leads to strength, peace, and stability.

Did you know it’s possible to be a Cultural Christian and not actually be saved? Cultural Christians may go to church, sing Christian songs, and talk about spiritual things. But that doesn’t mean they have given their life to Jesus and been born again. Someone may be saved, but they’re not living out their walk as a true disciple of Jesus. Real disciples follow the example set in the life of Jesus. If we aren’t careful, we will fall into the trap of being a Cultural Christian. It’s time to get unstuck from cultural Christianity and become a true disciple!

Ephesians casts God’s vision for his people, and therefore the world. God’s vision that we’d be one with him and one with each other, and then live by that calling we received. Ephesians 4 strikes at the heart of it, and it centers in spiritual maturity. God wants us to grow up! This 5-day plan takes us through Ephesians 4:1-16, a glimpse at what the grown-up life in Christ looks like.

You gave your life to Christ, but something still feels unfinished. What happens after salvation? Is growth automatic, or intentional? This first plan in the Growing Believer series walks you through the first steps of a believer’s journey, helping you understand identity, spiritual hunger, and what it means to truly begin walking with Jesus, not just believe in Him.

Righteousness is more than a doctrine to understand; it is a reality that should transform the way you think, live, and relate to God. Through Christ, we have been given right standing with God, freedom from condemnation, and a new identity that carries real implications. In this 5-day plan, discover the foundations of righteousness, why it was necessary, how it was given, and what it means for your everyday life. As these truths take root in you, may they produce holiness, confidence, peace, maturity, and a life that reflects the righteousness you have received.

If your life isn’t going the way you planned, if your confidence has been shaken and the future is unclear, God is still at work. In fact, God specializes in meeting people mid-journey, not after they’ve arrived. This week of devotions reminds us that sometimes growth doesn’t look dramatic. Sometimes it looks like choosing to show up. And little by little, you find you have momentum after all.

Unpack stories from the Super Bowl LIV matchup between the Chiefs and the 49ers...and how they relate to the Bible. Through a faith-based lens, you'll be challenged, encouraged, and inspired as a sports fan to follow Jesus and become more like Him.

God will always give the very best to those who leave the choice with Him. Do you struggle with discerning God’s will—making choices that align with His perspective—rather than trusting your human reasoning? This devotional will explore underlying Biblical principles that can propel believers to make right choices. God’s Goals for Me, Prerequisites to Understand, My Surrendered Attitude, Criteria, and Two Methods.

If you began today, you could spend a lifetime looking for and discovering all of the treasures of the Bible. In this Bible Study Basics video devotional, you will ask these questions: Who is the author? To whom is he writing? Why? When? Where? How? Wherefore? In asking these questions you will learn how to discover the growing, living, life-changing ideas that God has for you!