Trust

The Bible is filled with stories of people God used in remarkable ways, often through struggle and delay. NFL star Kurt Warner’s journey reflects that same truth. This 6-day plan connects Kurt and Brenda Warner’s story from American Underdog with Biblical principles of faith, perseverance, and purpose. From stocking grocery shelves to leading a Super Bowl team, Kurt’s path shows how God shapes character through hardship. Each day offers practical lessons on trusting God when dreams seem shattered—reminding us that even life’s detours are preparation for the moment we were made for.

A Journey of Trust: American Underdog

Parenting a special needs child can leave even the most intentional parent feeling as though they are drowning in waters deeper than they ever imagined. In this 3-day plan, adapted from the blog post, A Little Autism Story, Alison Kiriinya shares how she has navigated those waters over 13 years of parenting her autistic son. She offers valuable lessons learned to inspire other parents to keep holding tightly to the Lord as they journey through similar waters, in whom they will find strength and hope along the way, together with the comforting reassurance that they are not alone. 

Held by His Hand: Through the Deep Waters of Special Needs Parenting by Alison Kiriinya

As we begin a new year, we face a fundamental choice: will we trust God or try to control everything ourselves? This 3-day devotional explores Proverbs 3:5-6 and challenges us to actively trust the Lord with our whole hearts, release our need for control, and invite God into every area of our lives. Through biblical examples and practical application, discover how trusting God leads to peace, divine direction, and paths made straight by His faithful hand.

Trust God: Walk This Year on the Right Path

Grief changes everything. The life you knew, the rhythms you shared, and the future you once imagined can suddenly feel unfamiliar and uncertain. In the middle of that loss, God’s grace has not been taken from you. It is still present, still holding you, and still making a way forward.

Trusting God:  Living in His Grace

In a world that encourages striving, control, and self-reliance, God offers a better way—surrender. While surrender may sound like weakness, it is actually the pathway to freedom. When we release what we were never meant to carry, we make room for God’s peace, strength, and purpose in our lives.
This 5-day plan will guide you through the beauty of “sweet surrender”—learning to trust God with your burdens, your weaknesses, and your future. As you let go, you’ll discover that God is faithful to lead, sustain, and transform every surrendered place into something meaningful and life-giving.


Sweet Surrender

Wisdom is learned through relationship with God. This plan invites you to slow down, listen for God’s voice, and align your decisions with his truth. As you practice the rhythm of wisdom, you’ll grow in discernment, confidence, and trust, learning to walk closely with God in every season of life.

Living With Godly Wisdom

Trials often feel overwhelming, but they carry the fingerprints of a loving God who desires our ultimate good. Consider the metaphor of a silversmith refining silver. The silver must endure intense heat for impurities to be removed, leaving behind a purer, more valuable material. Similarly, God allows us to face challenges to cleanse us from the dross of self-reliance, pride, and sin, molding us into vessels fit for His purposes (Malachi 3:3).

Trials as the Divine Refinement

Join Little Sheep Joy in this 5-day devotional based on Psalm 23:1-4. Through the historical context of David, children will discover that belonging to Jesus’ flock means having provision, rest, and complete protection. Just like Joy, they will learn to recognize the voice of the Good Shepherd and to walk with courage even in the midst of storms.

The Little Sheep Joy

Please hear one last word of advice before you begin. Don't work through STEWARD alone. Such adventures are better taken with the company of another. We learned from our Lord and from each other in writing this devotional so we hope you don't read STEWARD alone. Experience it with a trusted friend.