Grace

This 14-day devotional guides you from surviving life stressed to living fully surrendered in God. Each day explores a step toward freedom and finding peace in God's presence. Through scripture, reflection, prayer, and practical activation, you’ll experience God as your source, safe refuge, and guide, transforming your survival into a life of joy, clarity, and rest. 

From Survival Mode to Surrendered Living

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

Faith is not just an idea we affirm on Sundays. Romans 1:17 reveals a central truth of the gospel: the righteous will live by faith. This means our relationship with God does not rest on our performance, but on His grace received with trust. In this plan, you will discover how to receive God’s righteousness, keep moving when you cannot see everything, and let faith become a practical way of life. If you want to move beyond fear and grow in trust, these five days can help you. Eric Célérier

Learn to Live by Faith

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

We have been conditioned to measure God's faithfulness by our circumstances. When things go well, He is good. When they fall apart, we wonder where He went. But Scripture tells a different story. Victory in God's kingdom does not always look like deliverance. Sometimes it looks like endurance. Sometimes it looks like Job declaring "my Redeemer lives" from the ash heap. This 5-day devotional reframes what victory actually means and anchors it in the only place it can be found: the presence of God.

Victory in God's Presence

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

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

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

There are burdens we sometimes carry in silence: guilt, shame, regret, and the feeling that we have taken the wrong path. Isaiah 53:6 reveals a deeply moving truth: we have all gone astray, but God did not choose to abandon us. He placed on Jesus what we could never carry ourselves. In this plan, you will discover how God seeks lost hearts, how the cross opens a path of forgiveness, and how grace can lift you up and bring you back to the Shepherd. Eric Célérier