Doubt

“What’s the point?” Most of us ask this question at some point, even if we never say it out loud. We work hard, we chase goals, build relationships, and still wonder if any of it matters. Ecclesiastes doesn’t dodge that tension—it names it, wrestles with it, and points us toward a different way to live. Dive in and discover what truly makes life worth living. 

What’s the Point?

Have you ever felt behind, unqualified, too old, or like you missed your moment?

In this 4-day devotional, Lindsay Morgan Snyder shares the unexpected story of how a small act of obedience eventually led to accidentally ending up on Netflix… and the deeper lessons God taught her along the way about fear, creativity, identity, timing, and trust.

Through honest storytelling, Scripture, and reflection prompts, this plan will encourage you to stop waiting to feel ready, silence fear-based thinking, and take your next small “yes” with God.

Because maybe you’re not too late after all.


How I Accidentally Ended Up on Netflix, a 4-Day Journey Through Fear, Creativity & Calling

‘Sorry, God, you’ve got the wrong person. I can’t do that.’ We often look at our lives – our upbringing, education (or lack thereof), our fears, flaws, and insecurities – and decide God can’t possibly use us to impact the world. But in this inspiring four-day reading plan, Koketso Molaolwe reminds us that where we see insignificance, God sees potential. What we dismiss as too ordinary, God calls the perfect place to reveal His extraordinary power. 

Unlikely Candidates

Worry can start with just one thought crossing our mind, and if we don’t get rid of it, it can lead us to very dark places. So keeping our heart and mind free of worry becomes key for the Christian.

Worried?

​It’s easy to fall into the trap of using the Bible as a "fill-in-the-blanks" book, taking promises out of context to fit our desires. But when we try to "edit" God, we strip His Word of its true power. In this 5-day plan, we will learn to read Scripture without manipulating it for our own benefit, discovering that God’s original plans always outshine our edited versions.

The "Fill-in-the-Blanks" Bible: Reading God Without Editing Him

Can God really be known? Is faith reasonable? What should Christians say to those who are still searching for truth?

This devotional explores life’s most important questions through Scripture, creation, reason, and personal experience. Faith in God is not blind faith. His existence, power, and character are revealed through creation, His Word, and ultimately through Jesus Christ. These readings will strengthen your confidence in Christianity and help you lovingly engage others with gentleness, clarity, and conviction.

Witnessing to Atheists

BELIEVE TO SEE is a 7-day plan that will lead you to discover a life-changing truth: it’s not just about having faith, but about learning to believe at the right moment. Through the story of Martha and the resurrection of Lazarus, this plan reveals how we often carry accumulated faith but fail to activate it when we need it most. Each day will guide you to understand the difference between faith and believing, and how one internal decision can open the door to the manifestation of God’s glory in your life.

Believe to See

If you want to step into your everyday life confidently and boldly, this plan is for you.

This plan isn’t about becoming fearless. A healthy dose of fear can do wonders for keeping you on God’s path. But there are things we need to fear less, like rejection, failure, abandonment, and the unknown.

A lot of us overthink every decision, expect the worst, and hold back because we’re scared. But God didn’t create us to be fearful people. He created us to trust Him and the plan He has for our lives.

FearLESS

There are seasons in life where God can feel painfully quiet. Prayers seem unanswered, direction feels unclear, and the silence itself can slowly begin to shape how we view Him, ourselves, and the future ahead.

This is for the man wrestling honestly with those moments. Not from the perspective of someone who has everything figured out, but from someone learning that faith is often less about hearing God clearly at all times and more about trusting His presence even when the path ahead feels uncertain.