Trust

From the beginning, God intended for us to be in His presence. The Garden of Eden exemplified perfect communion until sin disrupted it. Throughout history, God has restored communion, from leading the Israelites to establishing His presence in the tabernacle and temple, culminating in Jesus’ arrival and sacrifice. Now, the Holy Spirit resides in every believer, making us God's temple. 

The Man After God's Heart

THANKSGIVING: CHOOSING TO BE GRATEFUL A 5-Day Plan to Celebrate All God Has Given

Sacred Holidays: A Devotional Leading Up To Thanksgiving

Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this powerful and timely devotional. The Greek word for “Fear” is, ‘deilia’ which means, “Timidity, fearfulness, cowardice.” For God has not given you the spirit of fear, timidity, fearfulness or cowardice — but of power, love, and of a sound mind. God has given you the power to overcome fear. Choose not to fear. Let God lead you as you read this timely message.

I Will Not Fear

As a companion devotional to Susan Sohn’s debut book, True You, you are invited on a search for your truth. This won’t happen without God, and it won’t happen without being honest about ourselves, our pasts, and our hurts. Not only do we pursue truth in our own lives, but we also pursue the truth of who we are in our connectedness to one another and to God. Are you ready to begin your truth journey? 

True You: Finding Beauty In Authenticity

Joshua is one of the great leaders of all time and a great example for anyone who aspires to leadership. If you want to exhibit the Spirit of Leadership so that it is recognized by others who can put you in places of authority, you must learn how Joshua faced four crucial tests. 

[Spirit of Leadership] Preparation

While Abram waited for his promised child, an alternative to the covenant was born named Ishmael. Ishmael is a metaphor for things that 'anesthetize' us from the pain of waiting too long for God's promises. When God's promises seem far to reach, and our patience seems exhausted, how can we hold on to God's Word while we wait? What substitutes have you welcomed in place of God’s best?

The Covenant Alternative

We look at four vastly different areas of Jesus exercising his healing. His healing methods were not similar but he often used the faith of the individual to bring about the desired result. Stay with me as we walk through Jesus touching the lives of the deceased and let us explore in each instance what he really tried to teach us about ourselves rather than the debilitating disease.

A Job for Jesus


This devotional beckons you to boldly invite God to examine your heart, unveiling hidden barriers that may stifle your growth potential. By graciously welcoming the Holy Spirit to delve into your thoughts and emotions, you open the door to profound healing, liberating freedom, and transformative change under the Lordship of Christ. Remember, there is no condemnation for those in Christ, and identifying the roots of anxious thoughts paves the way to lasting peace. As you renew your mind with God’s life-giving truth and Kingdom principles, you can transition from a mindset of defeat to a vibrant, faith-infused outlook. 

Heart Transformation: Elevating Your Trust in God

The phrase "What would Jesus do?" (WWJD) became popular in the 1990s for Christians who used the phrase as a reminder of their belief in a moral imperative to act in a manner that would demonstrate the love of Jesus through their actions. In this plan you are going to find some things Jesus did while he was over the earth and they should be a model to you.