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Though we tend to view prayer as an individual activity, this isn’t exactly God’s design. Yes, we can and should pray on our own. But there is power in praying with other people. This seven-day study explores the biblical commands and precedents for pursuing God collectively. Something unique happens as we pray together.

Praying In Community

Reading the Bible is about a relationship with Jesus. This plan includes three resources: Daily readings in the Old and New Testament, Reflective questions, and The Bible Project’s overviews to provide context and insight to each book. The six seasons mentioned in this plan will cover the whole Bible once and include a bonus round of Gospels to keep our attention on Jesus.

Generosity

Before His arrest, Jesus prepared His disciples for what was coming. This Southeast Student plan walks through His words in John 16. Part 3 in a 4-part series.

SE Students - No Matter What - Part 3

Explore the Book of Acts in a 6-day plan, anchored in Jesus' promise of 'power from on high' for His followers. Delve into key moments where the Holy Spirit empowers the apostles, breaks barriers, and confirms that Jesus Christ is Lord. Learn how mission and the Kingdom's advance rely on the Spirit's dynamic power, and find practical applications for your own faith journey.

Exploring the Book of Acts: The Holy Spirit

Polycarp is one of Christendom’s most famous martyrs. The 86-year-old bishop of Smyrna refused to recant his faith, choosing instead to be burned at the stake. Why? He heard a voice from heaven say, “Be strong, Polycarp. Play the man.” In this seven-day devotional, we’ll explore what it means to “play the man.” More specifically, how to become men of God by cultivating the seven virtues of manhood.

Play The Man

This six-part devotional on discipleship is all about being disciples of God, and discipling others so that we may work together to build His kingdom. We are all followers of Christ, called to build His house and point those around us towards Him.

Follow Me - Devotional on Discipleship

Many of us deal with loneliness and isolation. You are not alone in this. We are all asking, "Who is my community and where do I belong?"  

The Bible shows the significance of belonging from the earliest parts of our human story—God designed us to be relational beings, made to belong to God and others. We are created in community—“let us make man in our image” (Genesis 1:26)—and for community—“it is not good that the man should be alone” (Genesis 2:18).

In this 5-day reading plan, you'll unlock five practices to cultivate biblical community. 

Made to Belong - 5 Practices to Cultivate Community in a Culture of Loneliness

In a world where creating a curated online profile is more important than ever, it can be hard to figure out what real life is supposed to look like! Let’s take a look at what God says about the real-life He’s called us to live. In a world full of things meant to distract, mislead, or misguide us, God is calling us to live differently. 