To build this website, I started searching the internet for free sources for Christian devotional readings. What I found was a wealth of material, including many classics in free web format.
I expect that our homepage, will become your favorite way to read these devotions. But I wanted to include the individual links here for any browsers.
Christian Devotional Websites
- Upper Room is a devotion magazine published by the United Methodist Church. You can read it on their website. I didn’t link it on our site because they don’t offer RSS syndication.
- RBC Ministries offers several excellent daily devotions on their website including Our Daily Bread, My Utmost For His Highest, Daily Strength and more.
- Back to the Bible has a good selection of devotions too.
- The Spurgeon Archive offers a daily dose of his writings.
- Bible.org has a calendar based devotional plan.
- Crosswalk.com features a large selection of Christian devotional writings. We feature several of these on our homepage.
- Gospel.com has 8 different daily devotions.
- The Southern Baptist Convention posts a Henry Blackaby devotion and a daily bible reading
- The Orthodox Presbyterian Church also posts daily devotions on their website.
- The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod posts a daily devotional.
- The Lutheran Hour has devotions on their website.
- Concordia Publishing house posts a devotion on their website.
What’s Your Favorite Online Devotion?
As our site grows, I’ll be adding more devotions feeds to the front page. Which ones would you like to see? Leave a comment below to share your opinion.
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I am trying to find an online daily devotional that comes in LARGE PRINT, as I am finding it more difficult to read regular-size print. Are you aware of any evangelical group which has online devotionals in LARGE PRINT?
Thank you for any help you can give me.
Lenore, have you tried adjusting the View options in your browser? If you are running Internet Explorer, you can click on View, then click on Zoom, then adjust the amount of magnification your browser is using. You will find that handy for just about any website that is appearing too small.
Happy browsing!