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Discover 'pastoralization', a subtle but profound phenomenon affecting spiritual leaders. Through personal anecdotes and inspiring reflections, this text explores how to avoid losing oneself in a facade of holiness, in order to remain authentic and truly effective in one's ministry. A call to simplicity and the true nature of divine service.

Join Streetlights' Bible Study for a 3-day journey to discover the truth that God is not only our King, but also our Servant King.

Life gets tough sometimes. But we can find refuge in Jesus, the name above all names. Follow this plan to brighten your spirit and give you hope to endure your challenging season. This plan is meant to remind you there is always hope in Jesus.

The magi, or “wise men,” are known for their gifts to baby Jesus—gold, frankincense, and myrrh. But their story goes beyond giving; they also received profound gifts from God. In this 3-day reading plan, we’ll explore the three gifts God gave the magi and still offers us today. Based on The Gifts the Magi Received by Stephen Unwin, published by Our Daily Bread Ministries Australia, this plan reveals the generosity at the heart of their journey and the gifts that continue to inspire us.

God offers us the ultimate eternal security with his free gift of salvation through faith in Jesus. He then offers us the opportunity to live a heroic life, a life where every moment has the potential to be eternally significant. Discover what Jesus says about this desire for significance and how to achieve it.

Explore the setting and significance behind one of Jesus’s most stunning declarations: “I will build My church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” Spoken in the shadows of shrines and false gods, His words were a response to revelation, not chaos. This three-day journey unpacks how that confession—and Christ’s promise—still dismantle fear, control, and self-rule. Written by Joe Riddle, Founder of Danger Close Consulting.

This 3-day devotional plan will change your perspective on servant leadership and free you to serve at work in ways that transform you and impact others. Serving is one of the most practical ways to live out your faith at work. Whether it’s your boss, team, customers, or even competitors, putting others’ needs first gets noticed and points people to God. There’s no question about the strength, power and authority of Jesus, yet He served. It was central to His mission, and even now, He sits by the Father, advocating for us. To serve is to become like Jesus.

If we were created in the image of the ultimate servant, then why do we find it so hard to serve? It’s because our fleshly, sinful nature is selfish. It’s easy to constantly think about ourselves, what we want, and how we are going to attain pleasure. Even as a Christian, it’s a struggle to not be subconsciously self-focused at all times. Click "Start Plan" now and learn how to be like the Suffering Servant, the Lord and Savior — Jesus Christ!

"Sit Low. Live Lifted: Why the Low Seat Is Where You Were Meant to Be" is a 3-day devotional designed to realign your heart with Jesus’ teaching on humility from Luke 14. Each day explores what it truly means to choose the “low place,” why God honors humility, and how loving those who cannot repay reflects the heart of Christ. Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, this plan invites you to release entitlement, embrace quiet faithfulness, and discover the unexpected joy and honor God reserves for those who choose to sit low and live lifted.

Leadership is loud today—demanding, draining, and often confusing. But Jesus shows us a better way: leadership shaped by humility, compassion, and courageous obedience. In this 3-day plan, discover how to lead from the inside out, influence with integrity, and reflect Christ wherever you serve. Jesus isn’t just our Savior—He’s our model for life-giving leadership.

Disability and Living Loved is a three-day devotional for anyone whose life has changed due to accidents, illness, or health challenges. Through God’s Word, it reminds you that your worth isn’t in your abilities but in His love. Filled with hope, encouragement, and practical reflection, this devotional guides you to embrace your purpose, find strength in weakness, and live fully, showing that life’s value is never defined by circumstance but by God’s grace.

A lightning-fast reading plan to get a sense of every book of the Bible in one hour.

This plan is designed to explore what it means to lead by serving others, following the ultimate example of Jesus Christ. Each day includes a devotional focus, three scripture passages (chapters or thematic selections), and a guided prayer.

From Weakness to Strength offers practical insights to avoid the pitfalls of leadership, grow in character, and draw closer to Jesus — even (and especially) when sin and struggle get in the way .

The aim of this devotion is to help you put a little bit of "Awe and Wonder" back into your celebration as you contemplate and celebrate the birth of Jesus from a child-like faith. During this special time of Christmas celebration, may you prepare your heart to prepare Jesus even more room all year through.

This is the greatest story ever told, and I’ll do my best to tell it straight. This is the story about the time when the Author of the Universe became a character in his own book. When the singer of time and space become a melody in His own song. It’s a love story, and a fight song, and a comedy. And it starts a long time ago. - Jon Forman (SWITCHFOOT)

How much do we know Christ? Sometimes we know more about Jesus of Nazareth than about Christ, the Son of God, who is eternal. In this plan based on the letter to the Philippians, the apostle Paul gloriously presents Him, who is from before the foundation of the world. Let’s meet Him!

How many times do we stop and take time to appreciate the world around and above us? God covered the heavens with His majesty; all of creation speaks to us about His power. But He also created us with a purpose–to have a personal relationship with Him. Through this devotional, we will take the focus off ourselves to look up in awe, surrender, and worship with thankfulness.

Our spiritual life is like a plant that grows and bears fruit. This devotional will help us grow in Christ.

Infinitum is a way of life centered on following Jesus by loving God and loving others by emphasizing the habits and disciplines of surrender, generosity, and mission. We aim to see the Bible and the world through these Jesus-colored lenses.

Jesus said “A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.” Jesus loved people in many different ways. This devotional will identify the different ways through scripture, and hopefully challenge and invite you to follow His example in your own life. You will examine who you love, how you love, and why you love.

Join us as we journey together to gain a kingdom perspective of the current idols and ideologies of our day. We want to help you grasp a gospel orientation of some of the idols most present in our lives today: self, lust and greed.

Known as “the epistle of joy,” Philippians is full of encouragement and hope. Although imprisoned in Rome, Paul rejoices at the gospel’s advancement. Philippians reminds us that joy is not dependent upon circumstances. Instead, joy is rooted in the reality that “He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ” (Philippians 1:6).

In this 4-part devotional, Pastor Dylan Dodson gives Biblical wisdom for life’s relationships. This plan will encourage you to reflect on singleness, friendship, marriage, and divorce as we attempt to love the way Jesus loved in the various relationships we may find ourselves in.

Why are we working so hard? Certainly, part of our ambition is to glorify God and do good for others. But when we inevitably find ourselves in seasons of overwork, we’d be wise to ask this question: What is the work beneath our work? In this four-day plan, we’ll explore some of the most common answers to that question and look to the gospel for rest.