Psalm

God doesn't need favorable circumstances in our life to do favorable things and Psalm 23 gives us the perfect visual of how God leads, guides and provides like a good shepherd does. This is a seven day devotional to help encourage you in your walk with God as we walk through Psalm 23 together.

Surrounded: A Walk Through Psalm 23

Psalm 23 will be our guide as we walk in the paths of the righteous through this 6-day study. Discover spiritual rest with Amy Carmichael and Hudson Taylor, travel through the valley of death with Corrie ten Boom, and be amazed at the divine protection of Gladys Alyward. Experience God’s miraculous provision for Lillian Trasher, and the redemption of a tribe of killers with Nate Saint and Mincaye.


Psalm 23 Paths of the Righteous

In today’s crazy, uncertain world, we long for a place of peace and safety. This week’s reading plan explores several of David’s psalms, reminding us of God’s presence with us as Shepherd, Defender, Provider, Comforter, and Guide. Even when David faced physical battles, times of sorrow, inner fears, and his own sin, he turned to God in humility, wonder, and faith—and found there a true refuge.

House of David

In a changing world, we long to stay steadfast. In a distracting world, we long to stay focused. In a hurting world, we long to offer the light of Christ. David faced similar challenges, which is why he kept his heart anchored to God in prayer. As we read five of David’s psalms this week, we can echo his prayers for God to keep us steadfast in following Him.

Steadfast Through Psalms

It’s a moment to pause at bedtime—or even midnight—to reflect on the day and find peace. Compline follows a weekly cycle, 7 sets of prayerful readings from the Psalms and New Testament for daily use. 

Rooted in the early Church's practice of praying seven times a day, the Compline (aka Night Prayer) liturgy is a shared treasure across Christian traditions, especially the Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, and Lutheran faith traditions, as part of the Liturgy of the Hours (aka Divine Office, Daily Office, and Canonical Hours). 



Common Christian Night Prayer (Compline): Rediscover a Practice of the Early Church

Journey through Passion Music’s Just That Good with this five-day devotional. Each day pairs a song with Scripture, inviting you to encounter God’s presence, experience His joy, and witness His faithfulness in your life. Through reflection and prayer, you’ll discover how His love transforms ordinary moments into worship, deepening trust, inspiring surrender, and shaping a heart that sings with gratitude.

Just That Good Reading Plan

Turn Your Cares into Prayers is based on Psalm 55, a deeply moving and honest psalm of lament, where David unburdens his soul to the LORD. As you meditate on this psalm, may you encounter the Lord Jesus, the Burden-Bearer, and cast your burdens on him because he understands you more fully than anyone else ever could. Your shoulders are not strong enough, but his are. He doesn’t get tired or weary. Ever. 

Turn Your Cares Into Prayers

This 28-day guide provides a structured, four-step framework—Preparation, Meditation, Prayer, and Rest—to help believers engage deeply with Psalm 119. Through daily reading, journaling, and contemplative prayer, it encourages you to quiet your heart, align your emotions with God’s truth, and listen for His gentle promptings. Ultimately, the journey fosters a lifestyle of consistent obedience and intimate connection with God, helping you hide His Word in your heart to find strength, peace, and transformation through His steadfast love.

Psalms 119 28-Day Devotion

God has more for your life than you imagine. Scripture teaches that His people are not only called to serve Him — they’re positioned to inherit from Him. This 7‑day plan will guide you through five biblical keys found in Psalm 37 that open the way to living in God’s unearned, unexpected blessings. Whether you’re waiting for a promise, struggling to stay the course, or simply longing for more of God’s purpose, this plan will help you posture your heart for the spiritual ‘inheritance’ He desires to release.