Do you need a quick Bible shot for encouragement, direction or inspiration? God in 60 Seconds is just what you need today. 
What can you learn in 60 seconds? You might be surprised.
Check out these short studies from our Third Space team. They are meant to whet the appetite for considerations and conversations about God and the Bible. If these short segments grab your attention, why not find out more.  


God in 60 Seconds - Friendship

A 10-day spiritual transformation journey exposing why your faith feels golden on Sunday but crumbles by Monday. Through Daniel's prophetic vision, discover the anatomy of spiritual fragmentation and learn to build lasting integrity. From diagnosing the "statue syndrome" to embracing divine proportionality, this plan reveals how to transfer gold from Sunday inspiration to Monday application, creating unshakeable spiritual foundations.

Nebuchadnezzar's Statue: Sunday Head, Monday Feet

This 10-day plan will walk you through the book of Hebrews by reading a short passage daily. Each day is accompanied by a short video that explains what you're reading and how it's all about Jesus. In this plan, you'll learn how Jesus has secured for us complete forgiveness, unhindered access to God, and an unshakable kingdom that will endure forever.

Hebrews: The Better Way | Video Devotional

Pulling back the curtain to see the connection between film and faith. 

Reel Dialogue is a creative dialogue between the Christian faith and entertainment culture. We provide film reviews, downloadable discussion guides and resources. 

Let's get the dialogue started on film and faith. These conversations starters will help you start faith discussions with friends through the beauty of film. 

Conversation Starters - Film + Faith - Redemption, Revenge & Justice

This five-day devotional gives girls practical ways to overcome fears. Learn how to overcome by looking at Jesus' powerful example.

The devotionals are based on the "I am Fearless" chapter from "I am Yours: Prayers For God's Girl" by Wynter Pitts. Each devotion has a short teaching, reflection question(s), prayer, and action step. On their own or with a parent, girls can enjoy connecting with the Lord and growing in their faith a day at a time!  

Ways to Overcome Your Fears: Devotions for Girls (I Am Fearless)

The most important choice you can make is to say "yes" when Jesus calls your name. Jesus chose His disciples not just to hang out, but also to follow Him, share in the challenges, and extend His ministry. They were far from perfect, and like us, made poor choices and showed weak faith on the mission to follow Christ. In this study, reflect on these stories of God’s faithfulness and be encouraged even in the struggle.

How to Become a Real Disciple

Most athletes have a pre-game ritual. Having the right mindset is crucial for peak performance. This five-day plan helps make sure that mindset is anchored in Christ. Too often, athletes let performance, public opinion, or outcomes define them. Professional soccer player Kate Wiesner shares in her own words what it means to be strong, free, honorable, and focused on God. It gives a biblical way to compete well both on and off the field. It also helps you see your opponent in a new way—not just as a rival, but as someone you can respect and honor.

Hey Rival: A Biblical Game Plan for Christian Athletes

Though God is incomprehensible, he is not unknowable. He reveals himself in three ways:
• Through creation, from which his power and divine nature are on display (Romans 1:19-20)
• Through the Scriptures, which he inspired to help us. (II Timothy 3:16-17)
• Through Jesus Christ, who is the perfect revelation of his character (Hebrews 1:1-3)

Kids known as Lightgliders submitted the following ways God has revealed himself to them.


What God Is Like

This eight day discovery bible study explores the profound biblical concept of the "now and not yet" Kingdom of God. Through scripture, reflective questions, and short devotionals, this study will guide you in understanding how we can live as citizens of God's Kingdom in the present while eagerly anticipating its full and final consummation at Christ's return.

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