It's different now. FLOODED is a 3-day devotional for anyone who has been baptized, is preparing to be baptized, or is simply curious about what baptism means. Through the imagery of water and flood, discover what it means to be marked by God's approval, raised into a new identity, and sent into your life as someone new.

FLOODED: It's Different Now

Our attitudes often reveal what is happening in our hearts. In moments of tension, injustice, responsibility, or difficult relationships, we can quickly react with pride, defensiveness, or impatience. Yet Philippians 2:5 invites us to let the mindset of Jesus Christ shape the way we think, love, and serve. In this plan, you will discover how God can transform your attitude, teach you humility, renew your relationships, and form in you a heart that looks more like Jesus.

Learn to Think Like Jesus

“What’s the point?” Most of us ask this question at some point, even if we never say it out loud. We work hard, we chase goals, build relationships, and still wonder if any of it matters. Ecclesiastes doesn’t dodge that tension—it names it, wrestles with it, and points us toward a different way to live. Dive in and discover what truly makes life worth living. 

What’s the Point?

Many men carry the silent pain of an absent or emotionally unavailable father. This hidden trauma creates deep questions about worth and identity, often passing brokenness to the next generation. But your earthly father’s absence does not define your value. In this 7-day plan, discover how to heal the father wound by embracing the unconditional love of your Heavenly Father. Trade the label of rejection for the identity of sonship. Renew your mind, break generational cycles, and step into your calling as a godly mentor and a repairer of broken bridges.


Fathered From Above: Healing the Father Wound

When we think of worship, we tend to think mostly of praising God through music. But are we misunderstanding – and underutilizing – one of God’s most powerful gifts? If it could flatten the walls of Jericho and set every prisoner free, what could worship do in our lives? Find out in this 5-day reading plan from internationally acclaimed worship leader Chardon Lewis.

Five Truths of Worship

In this 5-day study, we’ll explore one necessity of being an astonishing disciple: prayer. Together, we’ll see how God gives us access to Himself and how to practically engage in prayer in a daily capacity, not just when we need to present our requests to Him.

The Power of Prayer

By the grace of God — you made it! The world you are stepping into is fast-moving, complex, and filled with both immense opportunity and real challenges. The world is waiting for purpose-minded people — people who know not just where they are going, but Who is sending them.
This 7-day reading plan is drawn from a graduation address delivered to the Class of 2024 at Kenya Assemblies of God (KAG) EAST University. It is built around three anchors that will take you far — not just in your career, but in the full flourishing of your God-given purpose. 

Graduated? What Next? : Three Kingdom Anchors for Life After the Graduation Ceremony

Life is full of pressure — to perform, to fit in, to figure it all out. Stand Strong takes you on a 31-day journey through the book of Joshua, drawing out timeless truths for a generation that refuses to be ordinary. Each day is a reminder that the God who parted the Jordan and brought down the walls of Jericho is the same God who goes before you into every challenge and every chapter of your life.
Thirty-one days. Thirty-one truths. One unchanging God.
Your victory has already been written. It is time to walk in it.

Stand Strong

*Most parents want to talk to their kids about their bodies before the internet does. This plan gives you seven short readings, honest questions, and one small practice a day — so the conversation can start long before it gets complicated.

God made your body on purpose. Every part of it. Over the next seven days, parents and kids will read together about what the Bible says about our bodies, our feelings, and the God who lives close to us. 



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