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The question for us is are we secure in our identity in Christ or driven by insecurities and a longing to be championed and celebrated by everyone else? When we live and lead from insecurity it leads us to a place where we need a gift from everyone else.

Learn from Bible teacher Dr. Ken Boa how to examine and process life during seasons of change or transition; recalibrate so that you will finish well, leave a lasting legacy, and ensure that you’ve invested in what truly matters in the end.

Your purpose isn't "out there" somewhere. It's right in front of you--if you know where to look. Bestselling author Holley Gerth will give you a new perspective on your purpose plus encouraging truth to help you pursue it.

God wants us to prosper and be in health, including our soul and mental well-being. Mental wellness is essential because it affects how we think, feel, and act. It influences how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. In this plan, we will show the benefits of prioritizing mental wellness and how it helps individuals lead balanced, fulfilling lives & contributes to healthier communities.

While the Church may be the Bride of Christ, nevertheless, it is still made up of sinful, imperfect people. That means that hurt and pain are inevitable, even from the best of these. But sometimes, the Enemy uses God’s people to spiritually abuse one another. It grieves the heart of the Lord, and yet, He still believes in His bride. Join us on a 3-day journey through Matthew as we discuss where Jesus is when the church really hurts. Written by: Kenzie McCarter

Feeling stuck about what to do next? This 3-day Bible Plan helps you stop overthinking God’s will and start walking in it. Each day offers simple guidance rooted in Scripture to help you trust God, love others, and take wise steps forward. God’s will isn’t a secret to uncover. It’s something you live out, one faithful decision at a time.

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.

Do you do this? This opens doors and solves problems. This inspires others to do this, too—it’s the good kind of contagious. When they tell our life stories, we want them to put this at the top. We are hardwired for this. Because of what God did for us, This is What We Do.

The demands, pressures and stress of work can put a huge strain on relationships with our coworkers. This plan provides simple steps you can take to be more loving to your coworkers that will transform those relationships and increase both joy and productivity at work.

This devotional series by Vertical Worship focuses on God’s unwavering, never ending, unconditional love for His children. His love is perfect in a way that no other love can be. We explore the depths of His love through walking through what His word says, and how it applies to us. Press into the attainable love that God has for you today.   

Tired of your job? Thinking about moving on or starting your own thing? You’re not alone—85% of people around the globe are dissatisfied with their jobs. In this four day plan, we will explore why, and look to Scripture for four ways Christians should respond when they find themselves feeling stuck in a job they don't love.

Many people are smiling, but hurting inside. But, I have discovered that God is doing something in everyone's life. And, He's doing something in mine too! I'm loving/praying for strangers like never before. And they are grateful. These personal stories in my life are to help you help others move one step closer to God.

Many people are smiling, but hurting inside. I have discovered that God is doing something in everyone's life, and he's doing something in mine too! I'm loving/praying for strangers like never before. And they are grateful. These personal stories in my life are to help you help others move one step closer to God.

In a world where so much division and tension exists, we’d all be better off if we learned to love others—even if it’s inconvenient or uncomfortable. In this 4-day plan, we’ll discuss who our neighbors are and how to love them.

Would you agree that a godly relationship is rare? We often hear about the need for our romantic relationships to be godly, but have you ever thought about whether or not all of your relationships are godly? As Christ followers, we're called to walk in His example. This week, we will explore some relationships that don't get enough attention, and how to strive for godliness in each of them.

One of the greatest commandments is to “Love your neighbor as you love yourself.” It is hard to love others when we don’t love ourselves. A broken pot can’t hold water to quench another’s thirst, just like an empty gas tank cannot fuel a vehicle. Our “empty selves” cannot love others well, if even at all. This Bible plan will remind you of the investment of loving yourself well.

Many of us are weary of the racial divide in our society. In this four-day devotion with popular Bible teacher Derwin Gray, we walk through Scripture, seeing the heart of God—and how He, from the beginning, envisioned a reconciled multiethnic family in loving community, reflecting his beauty and healing presence in the world. This message is central to the gospel itself.

In this 4-part devotional, Pastor Dylan Dodson teaches through the book of Jonah. This plan will help you see God’s faithfulness, and that no one is beyond His grace and mercy.

Although you were excited about work before, everything’s different now. The pleasure has worn off. Opportunities pass you by. Bad bosses make it worse. And your paycheck doesn’t go quite as far as you want. Worse yet, it seems you’re stuck with this for life. Is that really God’s plan? Doesn’t He want better? This 4-day study digs in to the Bible to answer those questions and more.

HOW TO USE THE GREATER MEETINGS: These four topics were designed to fit together for a complete message. It’s not recommended to skip any of the topics completely. If you need to cover the contents in fewer than four meeting times, you may decide to focus a bit more on one or two topics while hitting the highlights in the others. The theme for this year is GREATER. We play with a new purpose: He must become Greater, and we must become less.

Sometimes prayer feels like tedious work rather than an invitation to spend time with our loving Creator. This devotional from spiritual director Strahan Coleman invites us to behold God. As Strahan writes, “Beholding is a life founded on the truth that no other offer on earth or in heaven is greater than that of simply staring into the eternal eyes of God, then seeing our world through them.”

Do you ever feel like your spiritual life is incomplete? We tend to separate things God always meant to go together. We say we are a thinker or a feeler. A “be” person or a “do” person. A “truth” person or a “Spirit” person. Take a journey to explore the spiritual change that’s possible when learn how to reunite these areas of your Christian life: head + heart, being + doing, truth + spirit, and sinner + saint. God never meant for you to relate to Him with only part of yourself.

We experience love in all kinds of ways! We may encounter romantic love with a boyfriend or girlfriend, but what about the love we share with our friends? It’s also different from the love we have for our siblings or parents. How can one word express such a broad range of emotions? It can’t. In this Bible Reading Plan, we’ll look at 4 words from the Greek language that represent different types of love and how the Bible encourages us to express it.

The Christmas season can be busy and overwhelming, but the purpose of Advent is to remember and celebrate that this season is much more than gifts and parties: It’s about the hope, peace, joy, and love that comes from Jesus. Use this 4-day devotional by Lindsay Few to take time to get into Scripture with your spouse and reflect together as you prepare for Christmas.

We live in a world deeply fractured by division—often in ways we never saw coming. In this devotional, world-renowned mountaineer and former U.S. Navy Aviation Rescue Swimmer Brian Dickinson invites you on a journey toward unity, healing, and higher ground. Drawing from life-or-death experiences on glacial peaks, Brian uses the mountain as a powerful metaphor for navigating conflict and coexisting with those who challenge us. Through God's Word, he offers spiritual tools to help you rise above division and reach the summit with faith and grace.