Purpose

If you've been single for a long stretch of time, you may be asking God some questions. If you've wondered the purpose of your waiting, you're just like me. In this devotion, we'll discuss the mountains and the valleys of waiting through the stories of Moses, Ruth, Jacob, Paul, and Abraham.


UNCOMMEN: On The Waiting List

Women, and perhaps men, struggle with self-worth. Realize that God's view of you may be very different from what the world says you are.  

For All She's Worth

The Bible is clear: We were made for community. So why do so many men act as if they're not? We've been there and trust us: we get it. This plan reminds you of God's purpose for men in community and equips you to chase after it. It's not easy but it is so worth it, we promise.

Get Connected // a Guide for Authentic Brotherhood

Do you ever feel like you're wandering around in life with no direction? Our 5-day plan will help you find the path to God's purpose for your life.

Path of the Purposeful 

The Book of Esther is remarkably rich with insights for our work. In this four-day plan, we’ll see how God often uses the work of ordinary, broken, and imperfectly courageous people like Esther to accomplish his purposes.

Esther on Work

Many Christian groups are concerned with meeting either spiritual needs or physical needs. What should our priorities be as Christians? What can we learn from the Bible on this subject?

A Biblical View On Social Change

We can have all the potential in the world to do something, but if we have not dedicated ourselves to doing it, then it will not happen. In this devotional, we will discuss the importance of being committed to the assignment God has given us and what the book of Nehemiah teaches us regarding this.

Committing to the Work: Being Dedicated and Committed to the Assignment

Ever felt like your work doesn’t matter? Ever felt like your job is less important or eternally significant than the work of a pastor or “full-time missionary”? These feelings are normal in the Church today. But the good news is, they are totally unbiblical. As this four day plan will show, not only does your work matter, but it is one of the primary ways God has called you to glorify Him and love and serve your neighbors.

Does My Work Matter?

A lot of emphasis is placed upon making the leap from childhood into adulthood. At some point, it’s going to seem weird or juvenile if we haven’t “grown up”. The Christian faith shares this element of maturing and developing. A steady yet sometimes overlooked part of our Christian faith is “growing up” – and it’s not just a solo pursuit. Christians are called to help each other in maturity.