Purpose

The Sermon on the Mount isn’t just a list of teachings–it’s a call to a different kind of life. The way of Jesus can feel backward at first, but it’s actually the path that leads to freedom and true transformation. In this plan, we’ll explore five “opposites” that reveal the values of God’s Kingdom and invite us to follow him more fully.

Choosing the Opposite: The Way of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount

What does it truly mean to follow Jesus? This reading plan will guide you through understanding authentic discipleship, exploring the difference between merely believing and truly following, and discovering your role in God's mission to make disciples.

The Pathway to Authentic Discipleship

Realizing that life hasn’t turned out the way we hoped can leave us feeling disillusioned and disappointed. But we don’t have to stay that way! Through these 8 days of Scripture and thoughtful reflections alongside author Meghan Ryan Asbury, you’ll discover how in the midst of a life you never expected, you can still create a life you love.

You Are Not Behind: How to Start Building a Life You Love Today

Use these 5-part plans to walk through Jesus' words to His disciples before His crucifixion. Designed for middle and high school students.

SE STUDENTS Be The Branch - Part 1

What is God's plan for my life? This is a question that every earnest believer struggles with at some point.  But is the struggle necessary? This 6-day plan will invite you to dive into God's word, overcome your fears, and take the next step of faith. 

What Is God's Plan for My Life?

Many people have argued that Gen Z is in the middle of a mental health epidemic. But struggling with dark and difficult thoughts is not a new problem. Though the Bible predates modern clinical psychology, this short 7-day devotional explores some of the surprising scriptural wisdom for navigating issues like rejection, negative self-talk, and anxiety—and how to find hope even in the midst of mental health challenges. 

God Cares About You(r Mental Health)

The God of the Bible is the God of new beginnings. Join Scott Pauley today as we open God's Word to discover principles for the new year ahead. The New Year is a time to renew our walk with the Lord. Every move forward begins with one step - take the next step in your journey with Jesus. All scripture quotations are taken from the Authorized Version (KJV).

Meditations for a New Year

The power to be still. Who doesn’t want that kind of power? It’s possible, but it takes resolve, and it involves keeping our focus on the right things. Join the author as she shares how to be still through T-E-A-R-S. You’ll learn, as she has, that being still is born from relationship. It comes from knowing and trusting (and keeping your eyes on) the God who calls himself I AM. In this 5-day devotional, learn about Trust, Eternity, Abiding, Remembering, and Setting your mind on God. 

The Power To Be: How To Be Still Through T-E-A-R-S

"Can a Christian forget about Jesus?" The apostle Paul encouraged young Timothy never to stop remembering Jesus Christ. Since we live in a world of distractions, we risk losing our focus on Jesus. Through this devotional plan, I invite you to rediscover the importance of knowing Jesus Christ as he is presented in Scripture. The goal is to keep our lives centered on Him until the end.