Purpose

God’s Word is food for the soul. In Feast, you’ll spend 30 days drawing strength from the stories of Scripture, finding encouragement for your own journey with Jesus at the centre. Life is full of seasons—joy, loss, waiting, and transitions. Feast invites you to sit with 30 people from Scripture and discover God’s real truth for your real life. Each day offers a short reflection, a journal prompt and further reading suggestions for when you've got time.

FEAST: 30 Days of Real Truth for Real Life

Feeling called to write but unsure where to start? Or perhaps you have started to share your story, but you have grown tired and discouraged. This 5-day Bible reading plan will encourage writers to embrace their God-given identity, steward their stories with wisdom, find supportive community, reach the right readers, and stay faithful in seasons of hiddenness. You are not just called to write and publish, you are called to be a steward of your story.

Steward Your Story

Aging is often seen as slowing down - but what if it's just the beginning of your most purposeful season? This 9-day devotional challenges cultural views on aging and highlights how God continues to call, empower, and use people in their later years. Through the lives of biblical figures like Moses, Caleb, and Anna, you’ll see that purpose doesn’t fade with age. In God’s Kingdom, every season matters—and maturity can bring momentum.

Over the Hill & Picking Up Speed

In the beginning, His word impact resulted in light. The whole creation came about by His word. 
A widow and her son were saved from death when she put her faith in the word Elijah spoke. She discovered that the little she had was always enough when she put God first. It changed her life completely.
When we allow His word to do a deep work within us, we will be fully mature and perfectly prepared to fulfill any assignment God gives us.
May “Word Impact!” shape you to think and act like Jesus as you follow Him every day!



Word IMPACT!

Setting goals can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to keep God at the center. The Potter’s Plan is a 7-day devotional inspired by Jeremiah, designed to help you navigate that challenge. It’s about more than just checking boxes—it’s about seeking God’s vision for your life, building plans rooted in faith, and trusting Him even when the path feels unclear. 

Each day offers practical insights, reflections, and prayers to help you align your goals with His purpose. If you’re ready to stop striving on your own and let God shape your steps, this devotional is for you.

How to Set Goals With God

This devotional reading plan connects timeless works of art by 19th-century artist Thomas Cole with Scripture, exploring themes of mortality, aging, and biblical hope. See how Cole’s Voyage of Life series beckons us to consider our own earthly pilgrimage and stage of life—asking the fundamental questions, as the psalmists and others in the Bible did, “Why am I here?” and “Where am I going?”


The Meaning of Life Through Art

Life is full of battles, but God has called you to prevail. This 6-day plan, grounded in Matthew 16:16–19, will guide you through the keys God has given His children to walk in victory.


To “prevail” means to prove more powerful than opposing forces, to triumph, and to overcome. Jesus declared that the gates of hell will not prevail against His church. That promise is for you too.


Our prayer is that as you journey through this plan, the Holy Spirit will reveal truth, strengthen you, and empower you to live The Prevailing Life.


The Prevailing Life

Life is often lived in the ordinary; in school, at work, in our homes, in conversations with friends. Yet God meets us there. The book of Colossians reminds us that Christ is supreme, and that His presence transforms even the most mundane moments into opportunities for faith, hope, and love. This plan will help you see the extraordinary in the ordinary and inspire you to live your faith out loud where God has placed you.

Faith in the Ordinary - a 5 Day Journey Through the Book of Colossians 

Fostering is much more than just charity work or a good deed; it’s a calling. True callings come with fears, questions, and sacrifices. You may struggle with fears of forming bonds with children, the uncertainties that come with bringing a child into your home, or whether your heart and faith are resilient enough for the journey ahead. This Bible plan caters to you. It helps you reflect and encourages you to move beyond hesitation; allowing faith to rise above fear as you embrace the beauty that unfolds with saying yes to God’s invitation to nurture and care for His children.

