Trust

This plan breaks down the individual components of First15 by sharing God's desire for each of them. The majority of First15 is dedicated to encountering God and learning about his character, but we also cover some teaching and tools that will help in pursuing God. This week we will get back to the basics and learn some spiritual disciplines that will help us encounter him in deeper, more transformative ways.

Back to the Basics

Life in this world can be hard, overwhelming, and exhausting at times. But Jesus calls us to rest in Him, to breathe in the joy He offers, to drink refreshing streams of His love, forgiveness, and grace. Jesus invites us to come to Him as we are, in all our emotions. Spending time with our Good Shepherd revives, repairs and renews us--it restores our very souls. 

Restore My Soul

Contrary to popular belief, experiencing religious doubt is common. However, unchecked, it can lead to guilt or shame. This devotional encourages you to know that some doubt is reasonable and deepens your dependence on God. As a result of reading this devotional, you will be encouraged to continue to pursue God wholeheartedly amid any doubt or questions you may have.

Reasonable Doubt

Bread is an important part of daily life for most people around the world. Whether bought from a store, made at home, or given by a friend, it is known as the staff of life. Breaking bread has long been part of Christian worship, but bread is more than just a handy metaphor in Scripture. It’s the tool used to prove God’s provision for, redemption of, and communion with humanity.

By Bread Alone

Life often leaves us with a lot of questions—things we can’t understand and things we have to deal with even when we don’t want to. We look for answers, but often answers can’t be found. At such times, says bestselling author, Dr. Tony Evans, we must be content to wait on God. In this series Dr. Evans helps us better understand what it means to wait.

Waiting on God

Stepping Into Your Wild is a 35-day devotional journey that invites you to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the story God is writing in your life. It’s not about having all the answers. It’s about creating space to breathe, trust deeper, and walk boldly toward your purpose—one honest step at a time.

This reading plan offers a preview of the first 3 days from the full devotional book Stepping Into Your Wild. If you're ready to embrace small beginnings, deepen your faith, and take your next brave step—this is your invitation to begin.

Stepping Into Your Wild

He parted the Red Sea, He healed the blind, and made the lame walk. Do you believe God still does miracles today? In this three-day devotional plan by John Lindell, you will learn to identify the everyday miracles God can do in your life. Come to a place of sanctification and a life enthralled with the person of Christ. Your life will be dramatically changed forever.

The Miraculous in the New Normal

According to dictionary.com, the definition of a storm is a violent disturbance of the atmosphere. We can all agree that we will face storms in our lifetime; yet, even while our atmosphere is being violently disturbed, there is good news. God is using the storm to mature you, to strengthen you, and to elevate you. Hold onto Jesus; He will never let you go.

There Is Purpose in the Storm

Fear is natural. It’s also destructive and has no problem being the conductor of our lives. This 5-day plan exposes our relationship with fear and reveals the power to overcome it. No longer do we have to be limited or controlled. With the right tools, we can defeat fear. Every. Single. Time.