Youth

This four-day youth plan explores what scripture has to say about wisdom. Follow the unraveling of Nicole and her brother Tate who, on their first day home alone, make the bad decision to let the neighbor girl Kaylin come over and trash the house. Each day you'll read a passage of Scripture, watch the story, and witness firsthand how important it is to make wise decisions.

Making Wise Choices

This reading plan is an invitation to connect with nature, wonder at the world, and worship its Maker in a biblical way. After reading it, you’ll have even more love in your heart for God’s creation, and you’ll learn to see nature as the complicated jumble of beauty that it is. You will also want to treat it with the kindness we were designed to show.

All of Creation

Prayers and reflections for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity in 2025 are prepared by the brothers and sisters of the monastic community of Bose in northern Italy. This year marks the 1,700th anniversary of the first Christian Ecumenical Council, held in Nicaea, near Constantinople in 325 AD. The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2025 offers an invitation to draw on this shared heritage and to enter more deeply into the faith that unites all Christians. Resources are jointly published by the Dicastery for Promoting Christian Unity and the World Council of Churches.

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2025

Friendships can be completely complicated. Add in the pressures that play a part in today’s high school experience, and connecting with other humans can be overwhelming. In this three-week devotional, you’ll discover how to navigate some of the most common experiences in your friendships. Whether it’s being a friend, finding friends, or working through something tough in a friendship, you’ll learn why the work it takes is always worth it.

How to Friend

The cultural pressure is increasing, especially on our kids. But even in a world of ever-present screens, gender-identity questions, and addictions, kids can have clarity and confidence. We must help them.

A Practical Guide To Culture

We sometimes hit moments where we’re not sure which way to go, what decision to make, or how to figure things out. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a map that could guide us through life—not just for directions, but for making choices, living life, and knowing God better? If you've ever been there, good news! The Bible is more than an old book—it’s a map that helps us find our way. For the next 28 days, we’ll discover how the Bible can guide us when we aren't sure what decisions to make or where to go.

Find Your Way

Although the Ten Commandments were given thousands of years ago, the wisdom and guidance God imparted to Moses through them at Mount Sinai still speaks to our modern lives. Far from being outdated rules, these commandments reveal God’s heart for justice, love, and holiness. They guide our relationships—with Him and with others—and challenge us to live with integrity in a world of shifting values. Are these ancient divine edicts still relevant in a world so different from that which the Israelites experienced? Absolutely! This four-day devotional will explore just how and why.

Still Relevant: The Ten Commandments

Putting others first doesn’t come naturally. It comes supernaturally. People don’t like selfish people. If you want to be the type of person who helps, serves, and is there for others, then don’t miss what Scripture says about how to become that kind of person. 


Selfless: Living An Others-First Kind Of Life

Jump into this 5-day reading plan for simple and practical tools to help you stay connected to Jesus and one another. 