Young Adults

One of the clearest and easiest ways to identify a child of God is by his/her lifestyle. The Church, by definition, is the assembly of called-out ones. These called-out ones are those who have a relationship with Christ and have decided, on that basis, not to live in or participate in the contamination of this world. This set of people does not have to tell you that they are Christians for you to know that they are. But by their lifestyle and conduct, they are known.

Purity

This study is vital for men today. God’s Kingdom is established through His people, yet many have allowed moral decline while shifting blame. Still, hope remains: God is raising purposeful men—faithful, courageous, wise, and compassionate—modeled after Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, David, Daniel, Stephen, Paul, and Timothy, who overcame trials and fulfilled divine purpose. 

You are among them, called to guide others. As Jesus transformed ordinary men into apostles and David raised mighty warriors, this study equips you to mentor others into purpose. 

Seek God in prayer, learn from Him, and teach others to live purposefully.

Men of Purpose

If you ever desire to know what God's plan for you as a woman is, I strongly recommend this devotional. Spend the next 7 days getting to understand yourself and understand God's vision.

The Wholesome Woman 

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

Have you ever struggled to trust a promise because you have experienced broken ones before? In this 5-day devotional, Grace shares about learning to trust the promises of God through seasons of waiting, doubt, and faith. Discover how God's Word reminds us that He is always faithful, even when life feels uncertain. As you read, you will be encouraged to hold on to His promises, wait with hope, and trust the One who never fails.

Trusting the God Who Keeps His Promises

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 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

How far are you willing to go to transform your life? This question is the starting point for all true change. We often believe that material possessions, positions, or relationships bring happiness, but with God, we realize that they are merely distractions. Your story has value, but it doesn’t define your destiny. You were created for something greater, and your current situation isn’t the end. With effort, courage, and God’s Word, growth is possible. This 21-day journey invites you to transformation. Take the first step with purpose, faith, daily commitment, and consistent practice.

MOVE: 21 Days of Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary

You were not created to stay stuck, silent, afraid, or hidden. God placed gifts, ideas, courage, and purpose inside you, and He is calling you to grow beyond the “shells” that limit you. In this 5-day devotional, a young adult speaks honestly to teenagers about identity, stagnation, fear, peer pressure, discipline, and purpose. You will learn how to see yourself the way God sees you, take bold steps, and become much more than you thought possible.