Young Adults

Want to get to know God better? Or maybe you're looking for a reminder of who God is? 

Dive into this plan to get to know God a little better. Spend 10 days focusing on who God is instead of what God can do. Each day introduces a different characteristic, allowing you to bask in the majesty of who He is.

10 Days of God's Character

A growing movement of young people is rebelling against the low expectations of today’s culture. Twin brothers Alex and Brett Harris challenge teens and young adults to do hard things in this inspiring seven-day devotional.

You Can Do Hard Things

This seven-day reading plan is taken from the book The Other Side of Beauty by former model and America's Top Model Contestant Leah Darrow. Through her own experiences in the beauty industry, Darrow shares how she learned that beauty is much more than a hairstyle, fashion, or weight. She offers insight to help women discover the beauty that is found in each of us through God.

The Other Side Of Beauty: 7-Day Reading Plan

In this reading plan from his book, Relentless Pursuit, Ben Cooley asks artists, entrepreneurs, pastors, and other leaders what they would tell their 26-year-old self. Their answers will challenge and inspire you.

Dear 26 Year Old Me

If you’re a senior, you’ve heard the dreaded question: “What are you doing after graduation?” If you aren’t sure how to answer, this question can provoke feelings of failure or anxiety. But what if “not knowing” might be spiritually beneficial? In this devotional, Dr. Paul Gutacker invites students to encounter scriptures that help us trust God even when we don’t know what’s next. 



Don’t Know What You’re Doing After Graduation? Good.

 31% of young adults who leave church cite spiritual boredom as a significant factor. The antidote involves moving toward the messiness of life where God is at work – into an adventure of passion and purpose that is anything but boring.

Move Toward the Mess: Curing Boredom in the Christian Life

This plan will help you understand that sharing God on social media is a blessing. Its author teaches us how life situations give way to the fruit of the Holy Spirit maturing in each one of us believers, so that we can share God correctly in our private life and also in our social media.

GOD IN SOCIAL MEDIA

Wouldn't it be great if life came with a reset button? All those hangups and past mistakes that weigh us down and affect our lives could just disappear. Well, if you want to reset your life, it's going to require changing the way you think. Much of what we struggle with in life and faith is connected to what we think about ourselves and what we think about God.

Reset


Are you tired of trying to keep up with a culture of air-brushed supermodels and counterfeit femininity? We are too. Do you often wonder if you’re “good enough”? Yup, we get that too. That’s what led us on a search to discover God’s design for us as women. It turns out we are enough when we embrace the freedom (and fulfillment!) of being who God created us to be.
