Retirement brings more than free time; it also brings new questions. Beneath the surface lie real struggles: purpose, routine, connection, and faith. Join us as we explore the top 5 challenges every retiree faces – some you may expect, others may surprise you – and discover the wisdom the Bible offers for each one. With honesty and hope, you’ll rediscover God’s purpose for this next season. Because although retirement can be a gift, it’s not for the faint of heart.

Retirement: Top 5 Challenges in the First Years 

This 10-day plan will walk you through the book of Zechariah by reading a short passage daily. Each day is accompanied by a short video that explains what you're reading and how it's all about Jesus. In this plan, you'll learn how God's promise of his eternal presence to his people is fulfilled in Jesus, the true temple and final king. 

Zechariah: Hope for God's Presence | Video Devotional

Follow along as Professor R.L. Solberg guides believers who are seeking a firmer grasp on Christian truths. Learn from the Apostle Paul's message to the Galatians, bringing light to the truth of God's promise through Christ. This is a pivotal read for anyone looking to deepen their grasp on the gospel and defending it today.

The Law, the Christ, the Promise With R. L. Solberg

These studies examine how we can work as an authentic Christian in the workplace and how to pray for your work colleagues.

Evangelistic Prayer Team Study - How to Be an Authentic Christian at Work

In the Rethinking God with Tacos Plan, you’ll spend 7 days rediscovering the gospel—not as a transaction, but as a living invitation into union with a God who’s never left your side. Through stories, Scripture, and honest conversation, Jason Clark dismantles the myth of separation and reveals the good news: Jesus isn’t saving us from an angry God—He is God, saving us into love. From the cross to everyday life, this plan helps you awaken to your oneness with Christ, embrace the kindness of the Father, and live fully present. If you’ve felt distant, start here.

Rethinking God With Tacos

Some think following Jesus is about self-improvement—but what if it’s a total transformation? In this 4-day plan, explore how Jesus interrupted Paul’s life, redefined his identity, and gave him a new purpose. Through Scripture, discover how Jesus doesn’t just fix your past—He transforms your life from the inside out. If you’ve felt stuck in your past or unsure of who you are, this plan is for you.

Totally Transformed

 Zacchaeus: The Unexpected Journey of Redemption is a heartwarming 3-day devotional that shows kids how Jesus sees, loves, and transforms us—just like He did with Zacchaeus. Through simple reflections, cozy bedtime videos, and hands-on activities, children are invited to explore big ideas like grace, friendship with Jesus, and a heart that changes for the better. Perfect for parents who want to nurture their child’s faith in everyday moments.


Zacchaeus: The Unexpected Journey of Redemption

This devotional reading plan weaves together sacred art and Scripture to reflect on Jesus’s invitation to live free from anxiety. Drawing from Luke 12, each day pairs visual masterpieces with biblical passages that highlight God’s faithful provision and care. Through scenes of stillness, beauty, and eternal perspective, readers are invited to contemplate the ways God meets both our daily needs and deeper longings. By engaging the eyes, heart, and spirit, the plan nurtures a posture of trust in the One who knows our every need.

Art in Scripture: Be Anxious for Nothing

Pause and reflect on the power of gratitude as an act of worship, regardless of life’s circumstances. Each day offers a Psalm reading, a thoughtful reflection, and the opportunity for you to craft your own prayers of thanks. It’s a chance to be reminded that thanksgiving goes beyond feelings; it’s a response to God’s unwavering love, mercy, and faithfulness. Whether you’re walking through seasons of joy or navigating challenges, this plan encourages you to remember God’s care and His faithfulness—past, present, and always—as the foundation for a heart full of gratitude.

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