Young Adults

This plan was written for women navigating one of the most demanding and formative seasons of life. These years are often filled with responsibility, leadership, decision-making, and quiet questions about identity, purpose, and faith. The women of Scripture speak powerfully into every womans season because they, too, lived with consequence, calling, and complexity.

This is not a plan of idealized heroines. It is a guide for formation. The goal is develop discernment, integrity, courage, and spiritual maturity that bears fruit.

 Follow the pace the Spirit sets, begin with an open heart, formation awaits you.

Women of Scripture: Visions, Virtues, Voices, and Instruction for Today


Relationships are one of the most powerful arenas of human life, and yet so many people enter them unprepared, wounded, or simply unaware of who they are and what they carry. This devotional was written for you if you have ever found yourself in a relationship that left you more confused than fulfilled, if you are currently navigating the tension between love and purity, or if you are simply trying to do things differently this time.

This is not just a reading plan. It is an invitation to do the inner work that makes love sustainable, purposeful, and God-honouring.

Known, Whole & Ready

Have you ever wondered what the Bible says about the future, and where the story is heading?

This 14-day plan follows the next part of the story: the return of the King and the renewal of all things. You’ll explore what Scripture says about a time of testing, the coming of Jesus in glory, his reign, and the promise of new creation.

You’ll see that the story is moving somewhere, and that God is bringing everything toward restoration. Based on Sebastiaan van Wessem’s book All Things Restored (ch. 11-13), but fully readable on its own.

All Things Restored IV - the Return of the King and the Renewal of All Things

Believers need a posture where nothing competes with God, and nothing sits where He should be.

These four days walk through what it means to truly be poor in spirit. From the illusion of riches, to the posture of humility, to the subtle war of idolatry, and finally to the surrender of Abraham, this plan traces the journey of a heart learning to possess nothing, yet finding that in God, it has everything.

If you haven’t read The Hidden Idols of the Heart, it is recommended you kindly begin there first. 

The Wealth of an Empty Heart

You are not random. You are not ordinary. God placed gifts, talents, abilities, ideas, and possibilities inside you for a reason. But gifts do not grow by accident. They must be discovered, developed, practised, and used for God’s glory. This 5-day devotional will help you understand what God has placed in you, overcome fear and comparison, and begin fanning your gifts into flame—right now, not “one day when you are older.”

God Given Gifts for Teens: How to Discover & Fan Them by Adnah McKenna & Julius Mwebia at Purpose-Full Teens Program

What if the story didn’t end at the cross?

Jesus came announcing the Kingdom of God. He healed, restored, and called people to follow him. Then he was crucified, and it looked like the story was over. But it wasn’t.

In this 21-day plan, follow what happens next: the resurrection, the Spirit poured out at Pentecost, and the forming of a new people. You’ll see that Jesus is not only the King who died, but the King who lives, reigns, and will return.

Based on Sebastiaan van Wessem’s All Things Restored (ch. 6-10), but readable on its own.

All Things Restored III - From Cross to Pentecost: The Beginning of a Restored People

This week, we will look at how a man (father or not) can strengthen the next generation. A young person doesn’t need perfection to look up to; they need proof. They need to see someone who has walked through hardship, wrestled with doubt, failed, gotten back up, and continued hard after God. Whether you’re a father, a coach, a mentor, an uncle, a teacher, a friend, or simply a veteran believer with someone younger in your orbit, your words and example matter more than you realize. By Steven Sukkau


Strengthening the Next Generation: A Men's Devotional

God loves technology, but hates idolatrous uses of technology. In this plan, you’ll explore 5 biblical guardrails for working with AI that extend beyond the obvious black-and-white “don'ts” of AI (EX: feeding AI confidential information, using it to spread disinformation, etc.). You’ll also pick up practical tools to help you heed the biblical guardrails.

5 Biblical Guardrails for Working With AI

What if the gospel is bigger than you thought?

Before it became a message about personal salvation, the gospel was an announcement: God reigns. The prophets spoke of a coming King who would bring justice, restore Israel, and renew the world.

But the story takes an unexpected turn. Israel fails. The kingdom falls. Exile comes. Yet the promise remains.

This 14-day plan traces Israel’s rise and fall, the voice of the prophets, and the hope of a coming King.

Based on Sebastiaan van Wessem's book All Things Restored (ch. 4-5), but readable on its own.