Purpose

Do you wish to experience God more in your life?  Thomas Merton, an American Catholic writer, theologian, mystic, and Trappist monk, once wrote that “the grateful person knows that God is good, not by hearsay but by experience. And that is what makes all the difference.”  We pray this plan will help you learn to experience the beautiful depths of God's love through Christ.

Experiencing Christ's Love

Learning and understanding a lesson through a real-life example is always easier. This Plan combines some historical events and devotional topics.  

Lessons From History.

All of our lives we hear what other people think about us. Their opinions often shape and effect our perception of who we are. This audible prayer and reading plan uses short audio reflections from scripture to help you receive the deepest truth of your idenity based on God’s heart for you.

Do You Want To Discover Who You Really Are?

How do you feel when you desperately want answers but have no one around you to help? Remember that we sow what we reap, so I pray these guided biblical meditations will help you steer away from the ungodly counsel. That you will come to delight in the law of the Lord as you walk by His commandments, protection, and care down paths of righteousness.

Paths of Righteousness

As you begin to talk more with others about Jesus, it is important to  develop your sharing skills . Growth involves learning how to share about Jesus more naturally and frequently. Each of these devotionals contain a short audio message (1-2 minutes). The guests talk about spiritual mentors, your personal story, challenging circumstance, sharing online and overcoming fear. 

Advance Your Sharing Skills

We often come to God expecting Him to answer our questions.   Have you considered your response when He asks something of you?  This reading plan will guide you through ways to keep your eyes on Christ during prayer, meditation, and reading scripture as you respond to the questions God brings you in life. 

How Do You Answer God?

Most have heard of an Escape Room and so over the next five days, we are going to use that as a God-sized analogy and use the tomb of Jesus as the ultimate escape room. Join us as we watch our Savior do what only He could and overcome death.

Uncommen: Escape Room

Jesus' disciples lived the faith adventure. They followed Him, carried courage, and saw incredible things unfold. Jesus is still calling His followers today to do the same. This Bible reading plan is an invitation to ask God what steps of faith He is calling you to take. Be encouraged by Jonathan and his armour-bearer from the passage in 1 Samuel 14. 

Are you up for the adventure? 

Faith Adventure

You, the handiwork of God, are the only YOU who can parent, paint, police and pastor as YOU can. Learn how to discover your destiny with this five-day devotional on Purpose.