Purpose

Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this powerful devotional. Let justice run down like waters. Let the Word of God and His Way of doing things, fill and flow through every area of your life. Let the righteousness of God continuously flow and flourish in every area of your heart. Let His Principles and Precepts flood your heart and home as you read this wisdom-filled message.

Let Justice Run Down

The concept of time is often challenging for us as human beings due to the way we are naturally wired. It is frequently misunderstood, leading to numerous misconceptions. This plan aims to broaden our understanding of time.

Time

All of us were created to worship something. If we don’t worship our Creator God, our hearts search elsewhere for a sense of significance, self-worth, and happiness. In doing so we turn to idols. But idols always break our hearts. This five-day plan will explore ways we react when counterfeit gods fail us—and the difference it makes to anchor our true identity, hope, and peace in Christ.

If I Don't Laugh, I'll Cry by Molly Stillman

When life all around us is turning into a whirlwind of confusion, our hearts may get caught into yearning for how things used to be, or for the moment this will come to an end. Jesus has brought into our hearts with Himself everything we need. It is time for us to lift up our eyes and discover that having Him as the content of our lives brings true contentment. 

Content in Christ

Embracing radical kindness in our families, workplaces, and social interactions requires we sacrifice something: our energy, our time, or our pride. But, as we explore in this devotional from Ashlee Eiland, it is always worth it. Because God sees us, we can see one another. We can express a humility and gentleness not of this world. And together, through humankindness, we can point each other to the heart of God.

HUMAN(KIND): A 5-Day Devotional on Kindness

God created us to find meaning in our lives. But we live in a broken world where we’re continually frustrated in our search. So, what’s the point of living life? This is the question the Teacher in Ecclesiastes is asking. At first, the message of this wisdom book seems to lead to despair, but in fact points to the hope of life found in God alone. 

What's the Point? (A Study in Ecclesiastes: Part 3)

Your thoughts can hold you back, push you down, and feed you lies. But they can also lift you up! So, Craig Groeschel, senior pastor of Life.Church, wrote down some truths he reads every day. Start reading to see how these words changed everything for him, and find three simple steps to discovering your own Words to Live By.

Words To Live By With Craig Groeschel

Being a father who prays isn’t the same thing as being a praying father. A father who prays takes actions. A praying father builds godly character. He’s in a constant and authentic exchange with a real and present God. This can be more easily said than done, but do it we must. Join us on a fatherhood journey as we learn how to be praying fathers who impact future generations.

Becoming a Praying Father

One of life's significant realities is when we are faced with the choice of going with the familiar or stepping into the unknown. This is a reality many young adults have to deal with. In this 3-day devotional plan, Joseph reflects on three practical lessons that helped him embrace the godly adventure of journeying into the unknown.