Faith

Ever feel like you’re on a treadmill that just keeps getting faster? Maybe part of you wonders, “Is this how it's meant to be?” Dear one, God has designed us for certain rhythms, and maybe your rhythm has gotten out of whack. Read along and ask God what He has to say about the cadence of your life—and invite Him to speak into it, too.

His Plan for You // Travel at His Pace

When we waiver in our understanding of what God asks of us, we can study the lives of God’s people and look to their examples. This study shows the lives of Abram and Isaac. God gave them both a great promise, but they had moments when their actions did not align with their faith. God credited Abraham as righteous long before He required anything but faith from him.

Love God Greatly - Faith Over Perfection

We're excellent at self-sufficiency, aren't we? Women can do so much—work, kids, cook, serve, give. But there are some things we can't do on our own, like finding lasting peace and the deepest kind of joy. These things are found only in fellowship with God and, oh, are they good. Read along and invite God to reveal the gifts that only He can give.

His Extravagant Love // Your Deep Joy & Peace

It is always said that the beginning of a challenging activity is the most difficult part of it. Well, the beginning of the church of God was not exactly a piece of cake. How did the first believers deal with the persecution? How did they face the dares of the Great Commission? Learn through this plan how they started something that endures until our day. 

The Church Of The  Beginning

Religion tells us, "Do more. Be more. Act more." But what if the Christian life was truly meant to be "easy" and "light" just as Christ told us? Dr. Andrew Farley shows you why so many Christians today are feeling weighed down and burned out in this 8-day reading plan. And he shows you how you can let go of the weight of works-based religion and start living in the freedom of God's grace.

Relaxing With God

A week long study of Exodus 8-22. There are so many lessons hidden in the words 
of Exodus. As we navigate Exodus 18–22, our hope is that you’ll not only be reminded and inspired by passages like the Ten Commandments, but will also see the lessons hidden in the passages that surround this well-known scripture. Lessons to live by.

Lessons to Live By

Prophet Obadiah castigated the nation of Edom, Esau’s descendants, as they took advantage of the Israelites, their close relatives when Babylon invaded Jerusalem. Instead of lending a helping hand, the Edomites gloated over, plundered, and even killed the Israelite refugees. This shortest book in the Old Testament ends with the victorious promise that God’s people will be restored and His eternal Kingdom will last forever.

Through the Bible: Obadiah

Encouragement provides the strength and energy to take action, make decisions, or face challenges. However, life's difficulties can wear down that encouragement. When discouragement sets in, it can negatively affect us, starting as a feeling or thought and potentially deepening into something more spiritual. Today, through the lens of Scripture, we will learn how to overcome it.

Take Encouragement Back

Connection. We are created for connection. From the first breath in the darkness at the beginning of time through to today, God has always desired to be connected to His people. To live with us. However, sin destroyed this plan. Through these readings in Exodus, we see the lengths God is willing to go to remain connected to His people despite our sin and constant rejection.