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This plan is for you if you're struggling with friendships or desire to have Godly friendships. You'll learn how to be a better friend, select good friends and what to expect from Christ-centered friendships. You can take this plan together with your friend or group of friends to rekindle and strengthen your connection. 

Godly Friendships: How to Choose and Be a True Friend

This text reflects on the life of King David as a human journey marked by calling, waiting, moral failure, confrontation, repentance, and restoration. Hope rarely disappears suddenly; more often it fades through compromise, delay, and silence. David’s life is not a perfect success story but a testimony of growth and return to God. This five-day reflection shows how sin isolates, truth interrupts self-deception, and restoration does not erase consequences. Instead, it reorients the heart toward God. In this perspective, hope is not simple optimism but the courage to face truth and repent sincerely. 


Hope Is Still Here

This plan is designed to explore what it means to lead by serving others, following the ultimate example of Jesus Christ. Each day includes a devotional focus, three scripture passages (chapters or thematic selections), and a guided prayer.

Be a Servant Leader

What we believe about the gospel is of eternal consequence, but it also sets the course of your life on earth.  So, what is the gospel? 
Matthew tells the story of how Jesus came to fulfil all the promises and purposes of God with Israel. He shows how Jesus walked through Israel's history to complete God’s grand saving plan. 
We are so familiar with the parables and miracles in Matthew’s Gospel, but we've overlooked the majestic story the evangelist shares. It’s both comforting and challenging, and will truly blow your mind. 


The Gospel of Matthew - Fulfilled in Jesus

A devotional offering prayer, hope, and strength during unemployment and financial hardship. 

Unemployment  and Financial  Instability

Thanksgiving is an act that shows gratitude and appreciation for a favour received. It serves as a confirmation that such good deeds done are accepted and cherished. As believers, our thanksgiving is primarily to God; it is essential to show gratitude to those who have blessed us or whom God has used to meet our needs and answer our prayers. A grateful heart that gives thanks always receives back in return; for those who give, there is never a lack. However, when thanksgiving becomes a worship and a lifestyle, it builds and strengthens our relationship with God and others.

The Voice of Thanksgiving

A Heart for People: Living Like Jesus is a devotional that explores what it means to live with compassion, humility, and a servant heart like Jesus. Through Scripture and reflection, it encourages believers to see others through God’s eyes, love intentionally, and reflect Christ in everyday interactions. This plan equips readers to live out their faith practically by serving, encouraging, and impacting the lives of those around them.

A Heart for People: Living Like Jesus

Jesus said, “Go make disciples.” One question: How? Discipology takes everyday believers on the same journey of transformation that Jesus took the disciples on. Rediscover the Biblical rhythms of discipleship that Jesus modeled. After a seven-step introduction, you’ll get three rhythms of seven steps each for: TIME with Jesus & others; TEACHING that shapes the heart; and TACTICS that turn faith into action. That’s 28 practical steps to equip you to effectively live out the Great Commission. Now you can start a disciple-making movement with a friend, your small group, or your whole church. 


Discipology: The Art and Science of Making Disciples

Culture influences how we live. However, scripture shows that God moves beyond cultural boundaries. From Abraham leaving his people to Paul reaching the Gentiles, God’s presence transcends human divisions. 

Jesus ultimately redefines culture through the lens of the Kingdom of God. Therefore, culture must remain subject to God’s Word, the work of Christ on the cross, and the ongoing spread of the Gospel. 

To truly hear God, we must be willing to let Him challenge and reshape what we consider our “way of life”.

CrossCultured: Making the Cross the Core of the Culture we build!