Pride

“All things work together for my good.” Sound familiar? That’s a promise I built my life on. But, until recently, my understanding of that truth was woefully incomplete and self-centered.

How often do we turn God’s glorious promises into a self-serving motto? This plan looks at Romans 8:28-30 through the lens of a parable Jesus told to hopefully give us a better understanding of our identity in God’s Kingdom.

All Things for My Good?

What was so important to Jesus that He willingly gave up a comfortable life? A sense of pride or importance? Or well-deserved payback? He didn’t want these things like we would expect. But the more He rejected the normal path to success, the more His impact grew. Jesus didn’t want any of these things—instead He was after a different way of living. Better than anything we could imagine.  

He Gets Us: What Jesus Gave Up | Plan 7

Does your critical spirit crush your spouse or rob your marriage of companionship? Has your spouse said you are critical? Constantly judging yourself and others will hold you back from being fully vulnerable and transparent with your spouse. God has better for your marriage. In this 5-day plan by Tiffany Miller, we take a biblical look at how to cut the criticism and cultivate companionship. 

Cut the Criticism and Cultivate Companionship in Your Marriage

Are you easily irritated, quick to anger, or hard to approach? Scripture teaches that love is not provoked—it is patient, kind, and selfless. This series will help you recognize irritability as sin, understand its selfish roots, and replace it with Christlike love. True transformation begins when we submit to God and let His love reshape our hearts.

Love Is Not Provoked

Struggling with a critical spirit that strains your relationships? This 7-day devotional offers biblical principles, reflective readings, and prayer to help you recognize and transform judgmental attitudes. Learn to replace criticism with grace and humility, building others up while experiencing forgiveness, restoration, and personal growth.

Conquering a Critical Spirit: Put Off Tearing Down and Put on Building Up a 7 - Day Plan by Shannon McCoy

In this plan Dr. Kim Kimberling and Pastor Craig Groeschel talk about taking steps to be the man of God you were created to become. Each day will focus on one topic with a short video, Bible references, a devotional, and questions to help you grow to be a man of God.

Fighting to Be a Man of God

The Lord gave gifts to every person. Every Christian can lead in God’s church. The desire to lead in the Kingdom is a noble desire. However, to lead in God’s church efficiently we must do it with a noble motive, humbly and faithfully. Our elders can also affirm the gift of God in us. We should lead according to our ability, willingly and with a servant heart. 

How Can I Become a Leader in My Church

There’s a deadly trap that most of us find ourselves in at some point, even if we don’t know it: offense. Offense can leave us bitter and cause our hearts to grow cold to Christ. With this 5-day devotional by John Bevere, you’ll discover the dangers of offense and how to guard your heart from its snare. 

Am I Offended?

God’s word tells us that “tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.” (Proverbs 18:21) Knowing this truth, believers should be mindful of the words they speak.  In the Watch Your Mouth Bible Plan, readers will discover in scripture accounts where individuals mouths either produced progression or regression in their lives.