Wisdom

This plan takes you on a 60 day journey through the Wisdom Books of the Bible (Job, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes). Each book includes videos specifically designed to enhance your understanding and engagement with Scripture.

BibleProject | Wisdom Books

Knowing about God is not the same as truly knowing Him. This 19-part devotional series explores the attributes of God — His holiness, sovereignty, mercy, love, and more — taking you beyond head knowledge into a deeper, life-changing encounter with the God who made you, sustains you, and draws near.

Knowing God

Do you need wisdom for any area of your life or relationships? What we desire most actually flows from the wisdom we receive from God.  It might surprise you that the Bible says wisdom leads not only to understanding and guidance, but also brings success, safety, prosperity, joy, fulfillment and longer life! Improve your life through this 31-day guide to Read, Reflect + Respond to insights found in Proverbs you can apply to your life. 

Word to the Wise - 31 Day Guide Through Proverbs

Plan 2 – Order Your Steps: How do you know what step to take next? God rarely reveals the entire journey — He invites you to walk with Him one step at a time. Over these 10 devotionals, you'll discover how to trust God when the path is unclear, discern His voice in everyday decisions, and walk forward with faith rather than fear. This is not about perfect decisions. It's about faithful direction. This is Part 2 of 12 in “The Intentional Life: 120 Days to Clarity, Calling, and a Life That Lasts” series.

The Intentional Life 2 – Order Your Steps – 10 Days to Focus, Guidance, and Wise Decisions

The Conscience. The spirit of the believer is not passive or dormant; it is alive and functional, designed by God to carry out three vital operations: intuition, conscience, and communion. These are the channels through which the human spirit interacts with divine realities, discerns truth, and maintains alignment with God’s will. In this series, our focus will be on the conscience, that inward witness that bears testimony to what is right or wrong. The conscience serves as a moral compass within the believer, guiding decisions, affirming righteousness, and warning against error. Let's dive in!

The Conscience!

The book of Proverbs has a lot to teach us about how we use and respond to words. Using contrast, the book accentuates the differences between wise and foolish communication. It also advises on how to live in ways that avoid problems and promote harmony in a marital relationship. This plan explores these proverbs and provides practical tips for couples.

Communication Tips From the Wise

Discover the transforming power of prayer through God’s Word. This 5-day devotional guides you through Scripture from both the Old and New Testaments, helping you pray with purpose and align your heart with God’s truth. Each day includes a guided prayer designed to strengthen your faith, renew your perspective, and draw you closer to Him. As you shift your focus from the earthly to the heavenly, you’ll experience how powerful it is to pray according to God’s Word and see your life in a new light.

Dear God: 5 Days of Prayer With the Bible

Plan 3 – Find Your Purpose: You were not made to simply get through your days. Purpose is not something you create — it's something you receive. Over these 10 days you'll discover that purpose begins not with what you do, but with who you are. Before you were given a role, you were given an identity. This is not about finding a perfect path. It's about living a faithful life that matters. Part 3 of 12 in "The Intentional Life: 120 Days to Clarity, Calling, and a Life That Lasts" series.

The Intentional Life 3 – Find Your Purpose – 10 Days to Meaning, Calling, and a Life That Matters

It’s a noun and a verb. As a noun, it reflects our identity. In the verb form, it points to our responsibility. Because ‘steward’ reveals our identity before God, we think we need to consider it from a biblical perspective. This is about understanding the ‘being’ aspect of who we are as stewards that must precede our ‘doing’ in life. 