Humility

Many of us look at marriage today and quietly wonder, “Why isn’t this working?” Statistics tell us divorce is common, marital happiness is rare, and a lot of couples feel more like exhausted roommates than joyful partners. It often feels shallow and meaningless. Scripture offers a deeper vision. In Genesis 2, we see an ancient and beautiful prototype of flourishing marriage that’s far richer than romance or legal contract.

Flourishing Marriages

In Matthew 12, we see several instances where the Jewish leaders attempt to demonstrate their clout and demean Jesus. In response, we see Jesus demonstrating true leadership by serving and healing others and continuing to teach true values. This is the kind of leadership He wants to see in us. Humble, yet demonstrating quiet composure and strength with the confidence that God is always in control.

Gracious Jesus 10 - Servant Leadership

If you could share a meal with anyone in history, who would you choose? A celebrity, an athlete, a theologian, a loved one you miss? Our answers say a lot about what we value—status, wisdom, beauty, or belonging.

Healing Hospitality

A simple yet meaningful journey that reveals the heart of Jesus as He welcomes children and teaches that the Kingdom of God belongs to those who are like them. Throughout these days, you will be guided to rediscover faith with a spirit of trust, simplicity, and sincerity. Designed to be experienced either as a family or individually, each reflection draws both children and adults closer to God, awakening a heart that is more sensitive, humble, and full of hope before Him.

Jesus Welcomes the Children

She had no name in Scripture. Yet the God who saw her was never done with her. Over five days, walk through the story of the Shunammite woman and discover a God who brings unexpected blessing, who hears the prayer that never left your lips, and who gives back — with interest — everything the enemy stole.



IT IS WELL

Leadership is not about charisma or personality. It is about presence. In a world drawn to platforms and performance, Jesus, the Good Shepherd, offers a steadier way. Over seven days, this plan will help you rediscover a style of biblical leadership anyone can practice right where they stand. You will learn why presence matters more than personality, why proximity builds trust, and why steady faithfulness shapes lives. If you have ever doubted your influence, this plan is for you. 
This plan is based on Shepherd: Becoming a Leader Worth Following by Scott Johnson of The Corban Collective.


Presence Over Personality

This seven-day plan helps believers learn to think, act, and live like Jesus. Each day explores an important aspect of His character, such as humility, obedience, love, and truth, demonstrating how to incorporate these qualities into everyday life. Discover the peace and power that come from walking with the mind of Christ.

Jesus Our Pattern: The Mind of Christ

This 10-day focus on growing a heart of wisdom will reinforce the wisdom of God and highlight the folly of the world.   It will draw you to the One that is Wise - Jesus, and folly will become a stranger.

The Way to a Wise Heart: A 10-Day Focus on Growing a Heart of Wisdom

The Tea We Shouldn’t Spill: A Biblical Reality Check on Gossip is a five day devotional that confronts one of the most overlooked sins in Christian culture: gossip. Rooted in Scripture and shaped by personal conviction, this devotional explores how gossip shows up in everyday conversations, group chats, social media, church spaces, and modern “tea culture.” It challenges readers to examine the heart behind their words, recognize gossip disguised as concern or prayer, and understand God’s call to wisdom, restraint, and love. Each day invites repentance, transformation, and a renewed commitment to speak life in a loud world.