Işaýa 53:3

Peace is an amazing gift that God offers us freely.  We can find peace during life's most fierce storms.  We can find peace even when our brightest days leave us feeling hopeless.  Is peace alluding you?  Are you striving to live a life that is peaceful, good, and right?  The steps of this reading plan are meant to reveal God to you, the Source of the peace you seek. 

We have looked at trials and failures as things in life that can break us. We have seen the beauty, joy, and strength that God can bring out of those circumstances. This plan will share about the difficulties of suffering - the reasons for them and the responses to them as seen through the characters of Peter, David, Paul, Heman, and Christ.

What happens when you're praying for a miracle, but nothing happens? How do you respond? Do you continue to pray or do quit? This plan you will understand God’s will about sickness, give you a perspective on continuing to believe God even when things turn out less than you hoped. I pray strength and encouragement for you to believe God regardless of past hurts.

Reflections on the events of Good Friday told by characters from the nativity stories. An imaginative exploration of the wonder of the nativity and the sacrifice of the crucifixion.