Wâŋgiŋa Paneâŋa kâ 71:5

Real talk. It’s not an easy time for anyone. Parents, youth, the elderly. With so much of life recently cancelled or disrupted, it’s important to acknowledge the challenges of this season. This devotional plan is written for different generations to stop and acknowledge the difficulty and triumph we all face and to look to God, together, remembering He is near.

It’s 2 a.m. You’re awake again. You’ve been praying under your breath. And still, it doesn’t feel like enough. You’re tired of being tired. You’re not doubting God; you’re just… spent. The words have run dry. This plan isn’t about answers. It’s an invitation—into the presence of the One who may not explain everything right away, but who is Himself the source of every peace you’ve ever known. The One in whom, somehow, the exhausted soul can actually rest. Three days. The Psalms. And a song to bring you back when words run out.

How do I believe a promise that has yet to be fulfilled? This seems to be the question that plagues many of our minds when it comes to going to court regarding matters of the heart, such as our children.  This plan will take you on Rachel's journey through court with God to her ultimate destination through it all - Peace! 

Have you ever walked through a season where you just felt stuck? One you wish you could move beyond yet still find yourself in?  Through this plan, Natalie Grant and Charlotte Gambill provide God-given trusts and steps to take to help you move beyond where you are currently stuck.