Grace

The Book of Ruth shows how God works through ordinary circumstances to accomplish His purposes. Set during a difficult time in Israel’s history, this story highlights faith, kindness, loyalty, and redemption.

Through Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz, we see God’s provision and care. As a kinsman-redeemer, Boaz reflects the Lord’s redeeming love and compassion. Ruth also presents beautiful examples of godly character and faithfulness.

Join us as we discover how God remains faithful and at work, even in life’s most challenging seasons.

The Book of Ruth: Faithful Love, Redeeming Grace

The book of Galatians reminds us that salvation is not earned through performance but received through faith in Jesus Christ. In this 6-day Bible Plan, you’ll discover what it means to live in the freedom, grace, and identity found in Christ alone. If you’ve ever struggled with striving, shame, or trying to measure up, this study will encourage your faith and draw you closer to God.

Galatians: Chapter by Chapter

Stop striving to get free. Start living in the freedom Christ already won.

Already Free

In For You and Me: Seven Days at the Foot of the Cross, author Joseph C. Millwood invites you on a seven-day journey through the sacrifice, love, and victory of Jesus Christ. Through personal reflections, Scripture, and prayer, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the cross and the hope found in the resurrection.

For You and Me: Seven Days at the Foot of the Cross

The parable of the prodigal son reveals far more than the story of a rebellious son returning home. In this 5-day plan, we will discover that there were actually two lost sons: one who sought freedom far from the father, and another who tried to earn his love through performance. In the end, we will see the scandal of grace: a Father who runs toward both with a love that defies all logic.

The Scandal of Grace: The Two Lost Sons

Brokenness has a way of making us feel lost, overwhelmed, and alone. Yet some of the deepest encounters with God happen in the very places we wish we could avoid.

In this 7-day devotional, Seeing God in Your Brokenness, Grace Adeyemi-increase and Ellie Mont invite you to explore how God meets us in our pain, strengthens us in our weakness, and reveals His faithfulness in every season. Through Scripture and encouragement, you'll discover that your brokenness is not the end of your story. God isn't finished with you yet, and He is right there with you.

Seeing God in Your Brokenness

The Weight I Was Never Meant To Carry is a 21-day devotional journey about releasing the emotional, mental, spiritual, and physical burdens that have kept many people bound in shame, self-hatred, unhealthy cycles, and silent struggles. Through honest reflection, prayer, and God’s truth, this devotional helps readers uncover the deeper weight beneath their struggles and guides them toward healing, freedom, self-love, and wholeness. It is an invitation to lay down the weight they were never meant to carry and embrace the grace, healing, and love God has always intended for them.

The Weight I Was Never Meant to Carry

Is Grace a license to sin or a religious burden? Neither. True Grace is a divine
teacher. In this 3-day plan, we explore how God’s Grace empowers us to deny
ungodliness and live righteously in this present age. Discover the shift from sin-consciousness to righteousness consciousness, moving beyond the extremes of legalism and compromise. By understanding the Law of the Spirit of Life, you’ll learn to present your life as a holy sacrifice—not by human effort, but by the
divine nature within you. It’s time to live the godly life Grace provides.


The Grace Teacher: Empowering Your New Nature

Sometimes the greatest obstacle to faith isn’t God Himself. It’s the picture of God we’ve been carrying around.

A God who’s distant. Disappointed. Keeping score.

But what if that picture is wrong?

Over the next six days, we’ll look at who God really is, straight from Scripture. A God who stoops low to bury His friend. A God who runs toward us before we can finish our apology. A God who forgets our worst moments and chooses the most unlikely people.

When we can see God clearly, we find He's very hard to walk away from.