“What Is Love?” is a 5-day reading plan designed to help you understand the true nature of love and how to discern the genuine from the counterfeit. Through Scripture-based insights, practical examples, and reflective guidance, this plan equips you to express love in its purest, God-defined form, toward Him and toward everyone around you. 

What Is Love?

This 14-day devotional is designed to help you grow into the kind of young leader God can trust. Fear and uncertainty are real, but God still calls you to rise. Courage isn’t about always feeling brave—it’s choosing faith even when your hands shake.

Across these 14 days, you’ll explore stories of people in Scripture who trusted God when nothing made sense, spoke up when silence felt safer, and chose integrity when no one was watching. You’ll learn that courage isn’t something you wait for; it’s something you practice with God’s help, one decision at a time.


Model It  

Words of Life: In Christ Alone: Part Two, continuing the journey begun in Part One, "An Enduring Legacy".

We all benefit from the ministries of those who have come before us. The prophets, disciples, and New Testament followers of Jesus help us to understand who God is, what Jesus did, and how our lives can be changed. In this series of "Words of Life", we look at the legacy we have received and the legacy we will pass on to those who follow us.

Words of Life: In Christ Alone

NASB 2020 a faithful rendition in music.
Instructions: If you go to the NASB 2020 translation and switch the audio narrator to Music Bible the entire Bible audio will switch to the Music Bible Audio. 
Journey through the stories of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth in just 30 days through word-for-word Scripture songs. Each day, listen to passages that celebrate God’s faithfulness, deliverance, and providence—from the conquest of the Promised Land to seasons of courage, leadership, and redemption—brought to life through music. 

Joshua, Judges, Ruth Through Song in 30 Days

Hebrews reads like a sermon calling believers to persevere in Christ. The author is unknown, though the early church recognized its authority. It was likely written before the destruction of the Temple, and addressed to Jewish Christians facing pressure and doubt. The writer shows how Jesus completes and surpasses everything in the old covenant: the law, the sacrifices, and the priesthood. 

As you read, Hebrews this book study from Scripture Union Canada will help you see the supremacy of Christ and the hope He gives through His perfect salvation.

Hebrews Book Study - TheStory

Seasons of life can feel uncertain or uncharted—no clear map. No instructions. Just a nudge to move forward, even when you’re not sure where you’re going. Faith can feel the same way. It can sometimes feel like we’re following God into places that feel too big, too strange, or too complicated. In this devotional, we’ll walk with Moses and wrestle with what it means to trust a God who invites us to move forward even when the road ahead is uncertain.

Uncharted

This four-week series is an introduction to the Advent season and the things that the people watching and waiting for Jesus found when He came to Earth. You will learn that the birth of Jesus is just the beginning of the hope, peace, joy, and love He brought to the world. And the best news is—we don't just get to experience it on Christmas.

Not Just on Christmas: A 4-Week Devotional About Advent

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Making Healthy Habits is a devotional where we invite PaPa into our meal planning, eating, and daily exercise routines. Let Him be a part of your complete life. We need His strength, discipline, and love to keep us on our journey. 

When I talk about PaPa, I am referring to The One True God. 
Daniel 1:15, NIV At the end of the ten days, they looked healthier and better nourished than any of the young men who ate the royal food.

Love,
Leigh Ann



Making Healthy Habits

There are times we look back and remember seasons when hearing God felt easy and our passion for Him was strong. Those memories become our “once upon a time” moments. This devotional plan invites you to reflect on those seasons, not with regret, but with renewed hope. Through simple, Scripture-centered guidance, you’ll explore what may have changed in your walk and how God invites you to return to deeper fellowship with Him. Discover that the God who met you then is still with you now—ready to restore and revive your journey.


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