Purpose

Scripture says little about God’s will for you tomorrow, but a lot about God’s will for you today—namely, that you would simply obey and follow him. That truth brings tremendous freedom to decisions like where to work, which goals you pursue, and how to discern open and closed doors. Join me in this devotional plan as we explore 4 freeing truths about God’s will for your work!

God's Will for Your Work

Join us in "Memory Verses Vol. 1 - Who Made You?" as we discover the truth that God created you in His image. Each day, we’ll focus on a scripture, emphasizing one word at a time to uncover its deeper meaning. This reflective practice will help you reconnect with God’s love and recognize your true identity. Let each word resonate in your heart, bringing you closer to God and embracing your worth through His word every day. Special thanks to artist and musician SaulPaul for the music in this devotional. 

Memory Verses Vol. 1 - Who Made You?

Are you stuck in a cycle of debt, lack, or living paycheck to paycheck? God desires to bring you into a life of abundance. The Bible says, “But thou shalt remember the Lord thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth.” Kingdom wealth is real, and God has designed believers to prosper. Join this 30-day devotional and learn key principles for supernatural provision.

Instructive Pathways to Kingdom Wealth

The world is changing faster than ever, but the gospel is still good news. This five-day devotional, drawn from Terry Parkman’s book Future Church, explores how disruption, innovation, and a new kind of disciple are reshaping the Church. You’ll discover how to lead with courage in a rapidly shifting culture, connect with the next generation in meaningful ways, and follow Jesus into the future with hope, clarity, and Spirit-led vision.


Future Church: Embracing Disruption, Empowering a Generation

If you’ve ever felt pulled in a hundred directions—by money, goals, recognition, or even worry—this plan is for you. Prioritizing the Lord is about returning to the simple, powerful truth that life only works when God is first. Over these five days, you’ll reflect on Scripture, hear timeless wisdom from A.W. Tozer, and walk through honest devotionals that show what it means to love God above all, seek His Kingdom, live by the gospel, fix your eyes on Jesus, and live for His glory. Start today and let God realign your heart with His eternal purpose.


Making God First

We all face moments that feel like the end—when we’re stuck, overlooked, or betrayed. But the pit isn’t the end of your story.

In this five-day devotional, journey through Joseph’s life as he moves from the pit to the prison to the palace. Discover how God’s purpose keeps unfolding, even when life feels paused. If you’re navigating pain, disappointment, or waiting for breakthrough, this plan will remind you that God sees you, He’s not done, and He’s still writing your story.

Don’t Quit in the Pit

From Genesis to Revelation, God’s heart has always been for every tribe, tongue, and nation to know and worship Him. This 3-day Bible plan will take you on a journey through Scripture to see how God’s mission began, how Jesus commanded His followers to carry it forward, and why the call is both urgent and joy-filled today. You’ll discover that the Great Commission is not just for pastors or missionaries—it’s for every believer, including you. Be inspired, challenged, and equipped to say, “Here I am, send me.”

Here I Am, Send Me

Your Book is a Seed is a 7-day devotional for Christian moms who feel a divine nudge to write but haven’t yet taken the first step. Whether it’s a testimony, a message, or a legacy story for your children, this devotional will help you break through fear, embrace your calling, and activate the seed God has placed within you. You’ll discover that your story matters — not just for today, but for generations to come.

Your Book Is a Seed: 7 Days to Activate Your Calling as a Writing Mom

This eight-day plan offers pastoral insights on how to run your race well. This short study will help you look to Jesus—our supreme example—as you seek to remain strong in your faith and to strengthen others.
