Purpose

In this plan, we'll focus on the practical application of all nine aspects of the Fruit of the Spirit in daily life. We'll explore how to overcome common obstacles to spiritual fruitfulness, how these qualities work together in various contexts, and how to maintain spiritual growth over the long term. Whether you're seeking to apply these qualities in challenging relationships, workplace ethics, family life, or personal spiritual disciplines, these devotionals will help you move from understanding to implementation, becoming a living demonstration of Christ's character in the world.

FruitFULL : Living Out the Fruit of the Spirit - From Theory to Practice

Have you ever been moved by a song or seen your own story reflected in a movie? We live surrounded by art, but we don't always stop to understand the messages behind the stories that surround us. This plan is an invitation to discover how art expresses the longings of the human soul, as we learn to listen to the heart of our culture and respond with the hope of the Gospel.

The Longing of the Soul and the Cry of Art

Sometimes life leaves us feeling like something important is missing. Whether it’s the ache of loss, the frustration of unmet dreams, or the tension between where we are and where we want to be, these feelings can shake our sense of direction. In this 3-day Bible plan, we’ll explore how to navigate those moments. Through scripture and reflection, we’ll wrestle with our hopes for the future, unpack the longings behind them, and discover how God meets us in that tension. Even when life feels incomplete, God is at work, guiding us toward true fulfillment in Him.

When It Feels Like Something Is Missing

Ready to get moving for God’s glory? This 3-day plan explores exercise as a spiritual practice — a practical, joyful way to honor him with your body. With an encouraging vibe, you’ll discover how motion fuels faith, fights apathy and reflects his design. Perfect for anyone eager to live fully alive, this plan will spark hope and strengthen your journey. Let’s step into fitness with purpose!

Move With Joy: 3 Days of Exercise

Motherhood isn’t a coincidence—it’s a sacred calling from God. In this 5-day devotional, Amy Rienow helps moms embrace the divine mission of nurturing, discipling, and loving their children with confidence and purpose. Through biblical stories and honest reflection, you’ll be reminded that God chose you—on purpose—to be the mom your kids need. If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, comparison, or the feeling of falling short, this study will encourage your heart and strengthen your faith.

The Unique Ministry of Motherhood

Motherhood is holy—and hard. In the middle of laundry piles, school runs, career demands, ministry pulls, and midnight prayers, it’s easy to forget that you, too, are growing. You are not just raising lives—you are also being raised by God into a woman of vision, influence, and legacy. This 5-day devotional is your personal invitation to pause, reflect, and remember that God has a plan for your life—and it’s bigger than just surviving motherhood. He is calling you into more—more clarity, more peace, more purpose, more impact.

Made for More: Embracing Growth, Vision & Purpose as a Christian Mom

You love your kids but you’re tired. Not just “need a nap” tired, soul-tired. If you’re done pretending you’re fine, this 7-day plan from Ashley Lunnon is for you. Inside, you’ll find raw prayers, honest reflection, and real Scripture to help you lay down guilt, find real rest, and remember that God meets you right here, messy house, 2 AM tears, and all.
Stop faking it. Let’s breathe again, together!

God, I’m Tired: Honest Rest for Exhausted Parents

Let’s be honest: Baptism is kind of weird. Getting dunked in water in front of a crowd can feel awkward or confusing. But behind that moment is something powerful. Baptism is a fresh start, a picture of change, and a public way to say yes to Jesus. In this 3-day plan, we’ll explore what baptism means and why it still matters.

Curious About Baptism

As a youth, Terrance Lester turned to gangs and became a juvenile delinquent. He dropped out of high school. But his story doesn't end there. He eventually returned to school, graduated as a fifth-year senior, and defied the odds by earning five degrees, including a PhD in public policy. What made the difference? Hope.