Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to John 6:69

Jesus asks a lot from his followers. He asks for commitment and He sets the bar high. In this plan, you will work with this theme in a few days. What does the Bible say? What does Jesus say and how can you practise this?

This devotional by CREATR is designed to help you explore the heart of worship, beginning with a revelation of who God is and a deeper understanding of His nature. True worship flows from a relationship with God, leading to a life of wholehearted devotion.

Names are like labels in our brains. They put everything we know about someone into folders… or piles! But what do you know about God? What comes to your mind when you hear His name? Join us as we explore the many names of God and what they mean to us today!

Say No to Say Yes: The faith to choose God over the world. In a world that pulls us in and from every direction—with pressure to please people, meet cultural expectations. For the ones who feel torn: between conviction and culture, between faith and fear, between God’s call and family expectations. It’s about saying no to distractions, to people-pleasing, to inherited pressures… so that you can boldly say yes to the One who called you. Because faith is not passive. Faith is work. Faith is boundaries. Faith is believing, even when you feel like quitting.

The Divine Love Story by Richard Anderson invites you into a transformative journey through Jesus’ ministry, revealing the depth of God’s love and call to discipleship. Each day pairs scripture with reflections to inspire deeper faith and devotion.

I  went out for a run one morning when it was dark and very cloudy, but the moon kept breaking through—so beautiful and peaceful. I felt so close to our Saviour, Jesus Christ. While running, I was reflecting on this season of Easter and the Holy Spirit impressed upon me the following in this 5-day plan leading up to Easter.

In 100 carefully selected passages from the Bible, you will discover who Jesus is and why he is so significant – even life-transforming. Through both Old and New Testament readings, you will discover why God sent Jesus, what Jesus taught, how he treated people, why he did miracles, the meaning of his death, the significance of his resurrection, and what the Bible says about his second coming.

To fully understand the Word, one should know about the Word. Know about the Word and be inspired by this 5-day reading plan.

We all face dry seasons in our faith where God seems to be silent or absent in our lives. We pray and call out to him, but he doesn't answer. But what if God's silence in these seasons isn't a sign of disapproval, but of God's confidence? In this reading plan you'll look at how to respond with faith when God seems silent or distant.

This video plan was recorded at various sites in Israel where Jesus once walked. It gives a close look at Jesus and the hope he gives us.

The New Testament makes claims about events from the distant past for which there is little or no forensic evidence. Yet as in the cold cases that detective J. Warner Wallace investigates, the truth about what happened can be discovered by examining the statements of eyewitnesses. These devotionals will help you weigh the facts of Christianity—and defend them.

Holy Week is the days leading up to the celebration of Easter. Our hope for this daily prayer during Holy Week is to take intentional time to reflect on all that Jesus has done for us, to help us grow in the discipline and rhythm of prayer, and to grow in understanding of why it matters and what it means to pray.

Every day we’re bombarded by “prophetic voices” with myriad messages. But as Christians, do we fully understand the one, true prophet, Jesus, and his message for us? In this five-day devotional through John 6, you’ll see Christ in a new way. He is the final and ultimate prophet—the very Word of whom the prophets of the Old Testament spoke and foretold.

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.

Join Marian Jordan Ellis for this 5-day Bible study that explores the life and letters of Peter, a disciple who left everything to follow Jesus. The turbulent waters of culture can be unsettling. In the sea of voices calling for our attention and allegiance, trying to determine truth from deception is overwhelming and can leave us exhausted. Peter's life and apostolic ministry will model for us how to anchor our lives to Jesus, while withstanding the storms of life and thriving in the midst of them.

This devotional examines God’s intentional process of pruning—His quiet, disciplined work of shaping believers through discipleship, patience, and refinement. Rooted in Jesus’ teaching in John 15, it reveals that lasting fruit is not produced through noise, speed, or excitement, but through continuity, obedience, and surrender. Pruning may feel painful and restrictive, yet it is God’s method of removing excesses and refining character so that more glory can emerge. Over these five days, you will reflect deeply on growth beneath the surface and learn how God prepares His people to bear much more fruit.

In John’s gospel, Jesus uses the words “I AM,” providing insight into His character, motives, interactions, and priorities. A name God gave for Himself in Exodus, “I AM,” is also Jesus’s not-so-subtle way of letting the world know that He is the Son of God, fully God. The plans in this series will deepen your faith and lead you to worship the Great I AM, Jesus.

Salvation in Jesus Christ is the core of the Christian faith. This plan explores a deeper understanding of our position and God's saving work through Jesus Christ. By using Scripture to help us understand, we journey through the Arminian viewpoint of salvation, using the acronym FACTS: Free Will Atonement for All Conditional Election Total Depravity Salvation's Security Join us as we continue to grow in our understanding, love, and application of God's Word and his work through Jesus in our lives!

In the most difficult times, we can deeply trust that those are the very circumstances God will use to accomplish His eternal plan in us! He is faithful not to wound us at random; He is faithful to save us forever. Throughout our lives, we will surely experience pain and heartache, but they are not meant to thwart the mission of the Lord, but to further it! So, keep standing. Keep trusting.        

Come on a journey with me and learn more about the life of Jesus. Together we watch a short clip of the movie The Life of Jesus and reflect on what we see. Discover who Jesus really was and what He can mean to you. This reading plan is the 4th out of 10. You can read each plan separately but we challenge you to complete the entire journey.

Kelly Clark, five-time Olympian and gold medalist, discovered that true fulfillment comes from trusting God, not accomplishments. This six-day devotional explores her journey of faith, surrender, and perseverance, showing how God works in unexpected ways—even through disappointments or unfulfilled dreams. Each day offers practical reflections and insights from Kelly’s life, helping you see God’s love at work in your own story. From learning to let go and trust His plan to understanding Kingdom success, these devotionals inspire a closer walk with our personal God and reveal how faith can transform your heart and perspective.

The Bible compares the Christian life to a race in Hebrews 12:1. Unfortunately, many people approach it as if it were a sprint, in which a quick start counts, or a middle-distance race to run smoothly. The real comparison is with a marathon, where various things and people are trying to slow us down or stop us. We must approach the race with the right mindset and with the knowledge that God provides us with the means to go all the way. What a tragedy it would be to abandon the race when victory is certain!

Jesus loved questions. Of the 183 questions Jesus was asked by people, He most often answered by asking a question Himself. It was the most common way He helped people grow. Join Tom Hughes, author of the book Curious and pastor of Christian Assembly Church in Los Angeles on this 7-day journey watching your faith grow as you respond to the questions Jesus is still asking.

Have you heard the term “hangry”? It's when one is so hungry they let their emotions take over their responses. As soon as they've eaten, they return to normal. In Plan 6, we see some hungry people. Not only are they hungry physically, but Jesus sees their need is spiritual. Their hunger revealed their heart position more than anything else. What does your hunger reveal about you?

Three times in I Samuel, Jonathan said to his young armor bearer, "Come, Let's Go!" Three times in Revelation 22 Jesus said, "I'm coming soon!" It's been more than 2,000 years since Jesus made this promise. Jesus gave the church a simple job to do. It's called the Great Commission. So church, why hasn't Jesus COME back yet? We need discipleship in evangelism! COME, LET'S GO!