The virtues of the Kingdom are transformative values that can change the world around us. This seven-day plan will help you transition from knowledge to action and from declarations to lifestyle. You will explore five key virtues—humanity, hospitality, safety, empathy, and interaction—and discover how God's love becomes tangible through them. If our loved ones do not experience the goodness of our relationship with God, it is time to reflect. The Kingdom of God begins with how we live every day.

Kingdom Virtues

Struggling with whether to tithe while paying off debt? This 3-day plan explores God's ownership, biblical giving during hardship, and how to discern His direction for your specific financial situation.

Tithing With Debt: Should You Tithe While Paying Off Debt?

Do you ever struggle with how to pray or wonder if you’re doing it right? This week-long reading plan invites you to explore powerful examples of prayer in Scripture—from cries of desperation to bold praise in suffering. Whether you're new to prayer or seeking a deeper connection with God, each day offers encouragement to call on the Lord with honesty, trust, and hope—no perfect words required.

Imperfect Prayer: Learning From Biblical Examples

Mental health can feel like a taboo topic in Christian circles, leaving many unsure of how to navigate anxiety, depression, and emotional struggles. In this devotional, we will explore how Scripture speaks to mental health issues, and how science-backed practices can help Christians who struggle with their mental health.

Mental Health and the Bible

The Sermon on the Mount is Jesus' great declaration of what life is like in the Kingdom of Heaven—its principles and values, and what its citizens look like. This week, we will overview His Sermon, exploring what it means to be men of this Kingdom. Written by Chris Walker.

The Kingdom Manifesto

As Christian men, Jesus calls us to “fish for people”, but many of us struggle with what that means and doubt our ability to do it or even know how to do it. This week, we will examine what it means to share Jesus with others. So, grab your rods, and let’s head out into deeper waters to see what our Teacher has for us! Written by Brad Klassen.


Fishing for People

This seven-day devotional, written by Sanctuary Ambassador John Swinton, is intended to support those of us living through psychosis, schizophrenia, and other altered states of mind. It offers gentle reflections and prayers rooted in Scripture and the lived experience of people who seek Jesus in places of deep confusion and fragmentation. These reflections are intended as invitations towards faith, hope, and the possibility of healing, even when cure seems distant.

Finding Jesus in the Storm: A Devotional for Those Living With Psychosis and Schizophrenia

Light for the Journey is a shortened version of a larger devotional, created to guide you through life’s unpredictable seasons. Whether you’re in joy or pain, calm or chaos, one truth remains: God is the constant. He is your anchor, strength, and hiding place. As Psalm 32:7 says, “You are my hiding place; You preserve me from trouble…” These daily devotions are filled with encouragement, wisdom, hope, and a little humor to make you laugh along the way. Let God’s presence light your path.

Light for the Journey

In several situations, Jesus referred to the mustard seed. Faith is like a mustard seed, and the mustard seed is something small that will grow into "a big tree." This concept is fascinating, and it has changed my life and approach to my work and involvement in the kingdom of God. I know it will do the same for you.

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