Purpose

Who do you think you are? You might define your identity around your skills, abilities, and giftings. Those are great ways to start our journey, but they don’t quite reach the center. In the same way, an oceanographer heads into the depths to reveal the ocean's mysteries, we’ll need to prepare to dive deep to discover who we are and who we are becoming. 

Beneath the Surface

Entrepreneurship and creativity can be used in powerful ways to glorify God, love others, and make disciples of Jesus Christ. In this five day plan, you will read Scripture and stories from C.S. Lewis, Arthur Guinness, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Casper ten Boom: four Christians who embraced the call to create and who will inspire you to do the same.

Called To Create

The good news of Jesus the Messiah is not only an invitation into eternal life, but it is also an invitation into life in the present. Through the work of the Holy Spirit, God is forming us into the Gospel as well. In this eight-week series, we explore each dimension of the Gospel and how we can practice each of these dimensions in our lives today. 

Gospel Formed Life

There are many things in this world that will seek to define us and provide us with a sense of self-worth. We must look to our Creator - the One who assigns identity, worth, and purpose to our lives. This 7-day reading plan explores a Biblical perspective of identity, as we untangle a few worldly myths and replace them with spiritual truths. 

Who You Say I Am (An Identity Devo for Christian Professionals)

The actions of loved ones, church folks, and unbelievers can leave us feeling offended. We take offense and give offense. When offense lingers long enough, it leads to unforgiveness, bitterness, and a legion of negative emotions. In this plan, Temi Michael-O shares how to overcome church hurt and live unoffendable by examining the life and writings of Paul.

Becoming Unoffendable

Reading the New Testament often feels like looking into another world and another life unlike our own experience with God. Dallas Willard believed that the life God presented to us through Jesus was not meant to be an unsolvable puzzle, but a journey of small steps that quietly lead to our own inner transformation. This study, based on Renovation of the Heart, helps us understand that journey. 

Becoming Christlike through Renovation of the Heart

Solomon, the wisest and richest man on Earth, discovered late in life that he’d wasted his life chasing the wind. In a temporary world destined to burn up, believers must keep their focus on what is eternal. This devotional plan provides believers with six steps for maintaining a forever focus so that they can make a difference for Christ. 

No More Chasing the Wind 

A short six-day devotional plan to introduce the concept of Redemptive Change, co-written by Drs. Kevin Cooney and Robert Osburn. -- For those that want to learn more in depth about redemptive change, Developing Redemptive Change Agents by Dr. Robert Osburn is available on Amazon. 

How to Be a Redemptive Change Agent

In our faith journey, we often battle sin and the weight of condemnation, feeling unworthy of God’s love. These thoughts distance us from the fullness of life Christ offers. But here’s the truth: God’s grace is enough. We are saved not by our efforts, but by His grace. In this 7-day devotional, explore the depths of God’s forgiveness and grace through scriptures that reveal His power over sin. These life-changing truths will transform your heart and mind, leading you into the freedom Christ promises.