30-Day Bible Challenge

God’s Word is both. 
True. In a time when you have to question if it’s real, here’s something you can trust. Verified. Worthy. 
But it’s also beautiful. So lovely, in fact, you sometimes have to ask, "God loves us like that?" 
Trace the Bible’s story through 66 books and you’ll see how God is up to something true and beautiful in your life, too. Start here in the Old Testament.
 


True & Beautiful Things About the Bible--Old Testament

Your work matters deeply to God, but it isn’t always easy. Over the next 30 days, you’ll uncover and replace common lies about work, learn how to face conflict, anxiety, and failure head-on, and discover how to move forward when you still don’t love your job. Together, we’ll pursue God’s wisdom so you can glorify him in your work—even when it’s hard.

Wisdom for Work (Especially When It's Hard)

At Influence for Purpose, we say, "Let God bless your day!" because God wants to bless you! But His blessing isn’t automatic; He invites us into partnership.

This is a 30-day journey into intentional living. Each day you’ll find a Scripture, a reflection, a declaration, and a prayer to guide you in aligning your heart with God’s will to bless you.

May you be renewed, strengthened, and reminded of God’s great plans for you to live life with faith-filled intention, and let God bless your day!

30-Days of Reflections, Declarations & Prayers With Faith-Filled Intention

We all thirst for more—more love, strength, connection, growth, joy, and hope. Yet so often, our cups come up empty. In this 30-day journey, Cheri Strange (PhD, author, and encourager to women) unpacks Paul’s prayers to reveal how God alone satisfies our deepest needs. Come thirsty—and discover the Living Water who fills you to overflowing, stirring lasting joy and life to the full.

Causin' a Stir: Thirst Quenching Essentials for Satisfying Your Soul

Discover renewed hope and encouragement with this 30-day journey through the Psalms. Each day offers practical insights and uplifting reflections to help you connect with God’s presence in everyday life. Through inspiring stories and thoughtful guidance, you’ll learn to trust God, find joy, and experience His peace even in challenging times. Each devotional includes a short prayer to help you apply God’s promises personally. Perfect for anyone seeking to grow in faith, strengthen their hope, and embrace God’s steadfast love daily.

Lifted: 30 Days of Hope From the Psalms

Ask many Christians about their prayer life, and they will admit their struggle to find the words to pray.  For thousands of years, liturgies have helped believers articulate words in their communication with God.  This collection of 30 prayers (and the Scripture behind them) is designed to improve our prayer lives as we allow God's Word to populate our words in prayer.

Finding the Words

Life’s storms are unavoidable, but so is God’s peace. This 30-day devotional anchors you in Scripture to help you discover calm in chaos, strength in weakness, and joy in the morning. Each day includes Bible context, personal encouragement, and a practical call to action—just five minutes that will renew your faith. “Peace in the Storm” will help you fix your eyes on Jesus, the One who still speaks, “Peace, be still.”

Peace in the Storm

Turn your crisis moments into powerful encounters with God. Through stories of biblical heroes who found strength in their struggles, learn to pray with raw honesty, discover prayer's true power, and develop into a spiritual warrior who can stand strong and fight effectively for your family's future.

When You Need God Most: 30 Days of Life-Changing Prayer

“The Sermon on the Mount” is the title often given to chapters 5-7 of the Gospel of Matthew. It is a summary of the teaching of Jesus. Although the other Gospels present some similar passages in other contexts, it is likely that Jesus actually delivered this speech on only one occasion, but then repeated the same concepts several times on other occasions as well. Matthew Henry, the great Bible commentator, says that the purpose of the Sermon on the Mount is “not to fill our heads with notions, but to guide and regulate our practice”.