Rhufeiniaid 9:32

Just like race teams use many different strategies to run a race, you can study the Bible in many ways. This Bible plan takes you through a simple acronym, R.A.C.E., that you can use to study the Bible on your own or in a group setting. We will break down each of these steps, and read through different passages together using the steps in the R.A.C.E Bible study method.

When life raises hard questions, discover a God you can trust.

As moms, we can feel like everyone needs something from us, and we don’t have enough to give. Whether we’re yelling at our kids or missing our morning devotions, the guilt and pressure of not meeting expectations can be overwhelming, making us believe that we’re failing at everything. But God’s Word gives us hope. Mama, you can’t do it on your own, but that doesn’t mean you’re failing.

Have you ever loved someone who feels far from God, or felt like belonging is something you have to earn? Romans 9 meets both. Across five days, walk through Paul’s own grief for people who do not yet believe, discover that God’s calling was never based on performance, wrestle honestly with mercy and fairness, and watch outsiders become family. The week ends with one of Scripture’s widest promises: whoever believes will not be put to shame. Written for anyone tired of chasing approval, this plan offers rest instead of striving.