Peace

Is your pace killing your purpose? Many leaders are productive but lack the availability to participate in what God is doing. In this 7-day Brave journey, learn to shift from busy to “Wildly Available.” Discover how Jesus prioritized people over schedules. Through practical steps for your work and home, you will learn to build margin, value the 'one,' and turn interruptions into divine appointments. Slow down, lead with intention, and become fully available to God. Thank you to Bryan Waldenville for submitting this plan to Brave. 

Wildly Available - 7 Day Brave Journey to Becoming Fully Available to God

Could God be speaking through your dreams? How can you tell if a dream is from God… or from the pizza you ate? This 7-Day Plan provides a clear, Scriptural framework for discerning dreams without drifting into confusion or deception. Learn five biblical anchors that protect your faith while keeping your heart open to God’s voice. Through powerful examples and practical wisdom, you’ll gain confidence to carefully discern dreams and respond wisely. If God is speaking in the night, this plan will help you recognize His voice, stay grounded in truth, and walk forward with clarity and peace.

When God Speaks in the Night: A Biblical Guide to Discerning Dreams

Summer can bring an outward pause without always becoming true inner rest. We may slow down our schedule, while our hearts remain heavy. In Mark 6:31, Jesus invites His disciples to come away and get some rest. This plan will help you receive that invitation, lay down what you have been carrying, rediscover God in simplicity, and move forward with renewed peace. If your soul needs room to breathe, these five days can help you return to what matters most.

This Summer, Let Your Soul Breathe

Anxiety is one of the defining battles of our generation, but Scripture reveals peace as more than a gentle feeling or the absence of trouble. God’s peace guards, commands, governs, crushes, and establishes His Kingdom within His people. This five-day devotional explores peace as a spiritual weapon through Philippians 4, Jesus calming the storm, Romans 16, Isaiah 9, and Romans 14. In a world of fear, pressure, panic, and uncertainty, the peace of God is not a small comfort; it is a mighty Kingdom weapon.

The Weapon of Peace: Battling Anxiety in Our Generation by Patrick Omukhango

Knowing God as Father is vital for the Christian. Knowing Him as such will make them live a full life—leaning on Him in tough times and enjoying the seasons of joy. Now, are we being intentional about doing that...?

The Fatherhood of God

Jesus promised to give us peace, and yet we often experience fears, worries and anxieties. How can we lean into and enjoy the peace that Jesus offers and leave behind our fears? 

Enjoying Peace With God

When fear, anxiety, and emotional exhaustion become part of your daily life, it’s easy to wonder if God is still near…. or if He was ever there.
This 7-day devotional was inspired by one of the most searched and shared verses on YouVersion: Isaiah 41:10. That’s no coincidence. There’s a reason why millions return to this promise time and time again. If today you feel weak, alone, or on the verge of collapse, this devotional is for you. God has something to say to you…. right now.


The Most Searched Verse.... Isaiah 41:10

What if everything you're striving for is already rooted in who you are, not what you do? This seven day devotional invites you to stop performing, stop letting the world define you, and start abiding. Rooted in Christ explores what it means to build a life centred on Jesus, your identity, your growth, and your everyday rhythms, from the inside out.

How to Find Rest in Christ: 7-Day Devotional

I remember what it felt like to be at the end of my rope, whispering prayers I wasn’t sure anyone heard. My song “Desperate” came from that place—the kind where you refuse to let go until God moves. Like Jacob, I kept knocking, believing a door would open. My hope for you is simple: that this devotional and song would give voice to your cry and remind you that breakthrough often begins right there.