Biblical Study

You were made for more than just getting by—you were made for a mission. In this plan, you’ll discover how God is calling you into His world-changing plan. Rooted in Matthew 28:18–20, this 6-part Bible reading plan will open your eyes to the "secret mission" Jesus invites every believer into: to make disciples and bring God's love to the world. Whether you’ve never considered your calling or are seeking a fresh sense of direction, this journey will help you connect the dots between your personal story and God’s global purpose.

Commissioned: Passion to Purpose: Living the Great Commission

You want to understand the Bible, but tasks & distractions seem to fill up most days. It’s frustrating to even know where to start. In an accepting & accessible style, this reading plan has simplified Scripture to help you—especially if you’re a new Christian—understand God’s word in a way that’s life-changing. You will learn to understand the entire storyline of the Bible & gain confidence in your faith.

The Bible, Simplified

Most Christians assume stewardship is mainly about money — and while that’s part of it, it’s far from the whole story. What if there are other areas God cares about even more? This Top Five devotional will challenge your assumptions and invite you to consider a surprising biblical list of the top five things every Christian is called to steward. You might be managing your money… but what else have you been entrusted with?

The Top 5 Things God Calls You to Steward — and Why Money Comes Last

God is calling each of us to share His message. In Isaiah 6:8, He asks, “Whom shall I send?” Isaiah responds, “Here I am. Send me.” That same question still stands today.

Sharing Jesus can feel uncomfortable and intimidating, but God doesn’t ask for perfection—just a willing heart. Our job is to share; He’s the one who changes lives.

This seven-day devotional will help you face the common barriers to saying yes and take your next step in faith.

God is still asking, "Who will go?" - How will you respond?

MOTION "Who Will Go" 7 Day Devotional

Tisha B’Av (the Fast of the Ninth of Av) is the darkest day on the Jewish calendar, a day of communal mourning to commemorate the many tragedies that have befallen the Jewish people which have occurred on this very day.
In this reading plan, we'll look at the ancient roots of this somber day and how it has reverberated throughout the history of The Chosen People.

Tisha B'Av: A Time to Weep

The Psalms express every emotion - joy, grief, anger, fear, hope - with honesty that gives us permission to come to God just as we are. In this 30-day plan, you’ll walk with the psalmists through trouble, betrayal, and praise. Their words remind us that God welcomes our questions and pain - and meets us with love, forgiveness, and faithfulness.

As you read, may your relationship with God deepen. May your heart be renewed. And may praise rise, even in the storm.

Psalms 1-30 Book Study - TheStory

God is with us all the time, but we are only keenly aware of God some of the time. This is normal for humans, of course, but we would all benefit by learning to pause and relax into God's presence. 

This 5-day reading plan looks at people in the Old Testament and New Testament who didn't notice God, even when God was right next to them. It also offers some practical ways to relax into God's presence each day so we can notice God more, either when we are stressed or just going about our day. 

Notice When You've Stopped Noticing God

There is only one way to God, and it's through Jesus. But in Jesus, there are many ways to connect with God. One way is through Learning, where God teaches you a new revelation you didn’t know before. Through Learning, you enter into God’s presence and feel closer to Him as He shares His revelation with you. Through this 7-Day devotional, our goal is that you would walk away understanding the heart of connecting with God through Learning!

Connect With God Through Learning | 7-Day Devotional

Written by Luke to Theophilus, Acts is a sequel to Luke’s earlier Gospel. Luke writes Acts to provide a historical record of the early church and show the trajectory of God's redemptive plan after the resurrection of Jesus. Acts reorients us to the mission of God today: a diverse church, filled with the Holy Spirit, dedicated to showing and sharing the gospel across the earth. 