Just like God called Abraham to leave and go to an unknown land, military families understand the challenges of constantly moving and starting over. However, just like God promised to bless Abraham, military families can also experience unique blessings through their journey. This 5-day study will explore and how we can use our experiences to be a blessing to others.

Experiencing Blessing in Transition

Throughout history, explorers have been those who refused to accept the limits of their world. Every new age hurls us into deep uncertainty and leaves the individual with new terrain and complexities to navigate. Fortunately, we don't have to accomplish this in our own strength. Within Hebrews 11 we find people who have steered through challenging times just like we have. Discover the keys that made them successful. You, my friend, are called to be a hero of faith.

Uncharted - Navigating the Unknown With a Trusted God

Many of us live with an unspoken agreement with scarcity—believing there’s never enough love, provision, or purpose. We shrink our prayers and settle for survival. Yet Scripture reveals a God who is lavish, generous, and eager to restore and bless beyond measure. 

In this Bible plan, you’ll explore what it means to break free from scarcity and embrace the expansive nature of God. Through five days of reflection, you’ll discover His limitless love, His provision that exceeds your needs, His power to restore, and His invitation to join a mission that is bigger than you imagined.



Expansive: A 5-Day Plan to Break Free From Scarcity and Embrace God’s Abundance

Do you need a quick Bible shot for encouragement, wisdom, direction or inspiration? God in 60 Seconds is just what you need today. What can you learn in 60 seconds? 

You might be surprised. 

Check out these short studies from our Third Space team. They are meant to whet the appetite for considerations and conversations about God and the Bible. After reading or listening to each thought-provoking minute, engage with the content accompanying this segment. Check out more at thirdspace.org.au

God in 60 Seconds - Fun Fatherhood Moments

God is love, and we love because He first loved us (1 John 4:19). Still, life’s hardships and our human flaws often make it hard to love others as God loves us. The aim isn’t perfection but transformation—becoming more like Christ in how we love. As you reflect, ask yourself: Are we loving well? This isn’t about comparing ourselves to others, but about honestly assessing our hearts, identifying where growth is needed, and realigning our love with God’s, so that His love can flow through us more freely.


Are We Loving Well?

How does my Christian faith connect with my work? How does it change the way I do it? 

Join us in exploring the answers to those questions and more, as we connect the dots between the Christian faith and our daily work.

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Life@Work - Living Out Your Faith in the Workplace

Ever feel trapped in a small story? It’s easy to get stuck in survival mode, with our endless to-do lists and pressing concerns—and to get so focused on our problems that we miss what God is doing behind the scenes. But as Paul shows us in Philippians 1, a lot is going on between the lines of our lives. We’re key players in an epic adventure. — based on Philippians: A Devotional Commentary from The See Series

Living Large in a Small World: A Look Into Philippians 1

Living by Faith: A Study Into Romans is a 7-day deep dive into one of the Bible’s most powerful letters. Each day features a detailed reading and reflection on key themes in Romans—designed to strengthen your faith and transform your walk with Christ. This study will help you see yourself rightly, understand your role in the Body of Christ, and live fully for God.

Whether you're seeking spiritual growth or a deeper grasp of Scripture, this plan invites you to live boldly—by faith.

Living by Faith: A Study Into Romans

Most of Scripture is God’s Word to human beings, but the Book of Psalms records human speech to God. These prayers and songs demonstrate the determination of people of faith to remain connected to God, regardless of their circumstances. Confession, lament, pleading, thanksgiving, praise—all the elements of our communication with God are present. The 150 Psalms in the collection are divided into 5 “books.” During these 30 days, we’ll pray through 6 psalms from each book. Some will be very familiar, others perhaps less so; all will direct our gaze to the God who loves us.

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