Grace

Scripture reveals that healing—physical healing—is part of what Jesus secured for us through His finished work on the cross. Yet many Christians overlook this physical benefit and never take hold of it. The truth is, God wants us well, and we can receive His healing and walk in divine health as part of our normal lives. Through the Word of God, we can access the supernatural power of God and experience His very best for our lives.

God Wants You Well

The gospel is not just the door you walked through to begin your faith. It is the air you breathe every single day. This 5-day devotional walks through the opening of Paul's letter to the Romans and rediscovers what the gospel actually is: a promise planned before creation, a call that sets you apart, a power that transforms everything it touches, and a grace so complete that nothing you do can add to it or take from it. Preach it to yourself daily. You need it every day, not just the day you were saved.

The Power of the Gospel

Has God ever told you to do something you absolutely did not want to do? Even worse, can you think of Him sending you with a message of good tidings to your own worst enemy? Unthinkable, right? Yet, this is the story of Jonah. This is more than a story about a prophet and a fish. It’s the story of a man running from God, wrestling with bitterness, pride, and obedience, while still being pursued by the relentless grace of God. Jonah would discover that sometimes the hardest heart God wants to confront is our own

God of Second Chances: Grace After Rebellion

Pain has a way of making us wonder if God is still working. Drawing from David's journey in 2 Samuel 12, this 5-day devotional explores how God's redemptive possibilities remain even in seasons of grief, disappointment, regret, and uncertainty. Through Scripture, reflection, and practical action steps, you will discover that partnership with God does not exempt us from pain, but pain does not eliminate God's purposes. If you are walking through a difficult chapter, this plan will encourage you to trust that God is still writing your story.

"Providence in the Predicament: Finding God's Redemptive Possibilities in Pain

Can you truly leave that old life? Or would it leave a permanent stain on your garment? In this devotional, you can learn how to be free from those things that have held you down.

Set Free Indeed

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

Being a parent has taught me something deeper: It calls us to love and cherish our children, even on their roughest days. It definitely has helped me understand the unconditional love of God.
In this Bible plan, it is my prayer to encourage parents—especially those raising children or teens whom others have labeled as “the hard one.” I want you to know that God sees both you and your child. He loves and cherishes you both.
Content of this Bible Plan provided by Gidget Warner.

Within the Word - Dear Caregiver

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.