Love

Some absences leave deeper marks than words. We have all experienced the disappointment of a friend who walks away at the moment we needed them most. Yet Proverbs 18:24 reveals a powerful truth: there is a friendship stronger than family ties. In this plan, you will discover how to recognize authentic relationships, how to become a steady friend, and, above all, how God reveals Himself as the faithful Friend who remains when everything else shakes. If your heart has ever been wounded by a relationship, these few days can begin restoring it.

Discover a Friend Who Will Never Let You Go

God’s love is one of the most familiar ideas in faith, yet many people still struggle to trust it personally. Some believe God loves them in theory, but feel unsure what that love looks like in everyday life. Others connect love to effort, consistency, or spiritual performance. Over time, love can begin to feel conditional rather than secure. Over five days, you will reflect on Scripture that describes God’s love as faithful, patient, and present. 

What It Means to Be Loved by God

Designed for parents to read with children ages 3–7, this 4-day devotional helps kids learn to love and trust God with each and every day. Through the Psalms, children will discover how God guides, protects, and cares for them.

A Child’s Guide To: Loving and Trusting God

The Bible declares that God Himself is love. If this is true, then love cannot be defined by human opinion. It must be understood through the character and actions of God.

In this reading plan, we will examine how Scripture defines love from beginning to end. By looking at the testimony of both the Old and New Testaments, we will learn how God’s love carries both grace and truth, compassion and holiness. 

The goal is not simply to talk about love, but to understand it in a way that shapes how we live, obey, and follow Christ.

Biblical Love: The Standard of the Creator

What if I told you Christianity isn’t about rules, fear, or obligation but about a relationship with a loving Father?

This 18-day Bible plan is created for teenagers, young adults, and anyone who has not had the chance to explore Scripture and discover who God is. Many have misunderstood the heart of faith, seeing it through guilt rather than grace. But at its core, Christianity is about knowing God personally.

Through carefully chosen passages and reflections, you will explore key attributes of God revealed in Scripture—His love, mercy, faithfulness, and compassion and discover His unwavering love for you.

I Am My Beloved's and His Desire Is for Me

This 7-day devotional is for anyone living with a disability, offering hope and healing for the unseen emotional and mental struggles. Each day, you’ll find strength in God’s Word, encouragement for your mental health, and the reminder that your worth isn’t defined by your limitations. From the pain you can’t talk about to the weight of dependency, this devotion helps you surrender your struggles to God, knowing He sees you and cares for your every need.



Disability and What No One Sees

Your search for real love has been a search for God—and He has been calling to you from the very beginning. Join New York Times bestselling author Donna VanLiere as she guides you through the Bible’s revelations about God’s transformative love and discovers the true source of lasting change, hope, and peace that transcends the chaos of this unreal world. 

Looking for God

Marriage was never meant to be navigated alone or shaped by culture; it was designed and defined by God. This Bible Plan invites you to slow down, open Scripture, and rediscover what God says about marriage: His design, His purpose, and His heart for love that lasts. Whether your marriage is thriving, strained, or somewhere in between, these daily readings will ground you in biblical truth and practical wisdom that can strengthen your relationship and draw you closer to God. Start this plan with an open heart and expect God to meet you right where you are.

What the Bible Says About Marriage

God created marriage as a precious covenant of love, faithfulness, and unity. It is not just a relationship between two people, but a reflection of God’s love for us and the unity He intends in Christ. May these four meditations help you grow in humility, awareness, and intentionality in your marriage—because we truly are better together.