Hope

In this 5-day devotional, teens will discover how true joy isn’t found in popularity, possessions, or other people’s approval. Through the Psalms, they’ll learn how trusting God, practicing gratitude, and focusing on what really matters brings lasting peace and purpose.

A Teen’s Guide To: Finding Joy in What Really Matters

In this 7-day devotional, we will journey through the lives of five extraordinary men — Abraham, Joseph, Daniel, Elijah and Job — who each walked with God in remarkable ways. Their stories are not just ancient history; they are living blueprints for how we, today, can deepen our walk with the One who calls us by name.
 
Each day includes a key Scripture, a devotional reflection, a practical challenge and a prayer point. As you commit to this journey, expect transformation — not just around you, but within you.

Walking With God

Joy is more than a feeling; it is a spiritual reality. A Joyful Spirit is a 4-day devotional journey that reveals the source, evidence, and sustenance of true joy. Discover how surrender, righteous living, alignment with God’s countenance, and trust in His promises unlock lasting joy. Through practical and biblical insights, this plan will help you walk in divine gladness regardless of circumstances.

A JOYFUL SPIRIT

This devotional is for those who seek true rest in every season of life. Regardless of the moment you are living through, there is rest available, an unshakeable source of peace and joy.
Together, we will meditate on Bible verses that will bring understanding and teach us to enjoy this true rest. We will reflect on God's promises and learn to apply them to our lives, discovering that true rest does not depend on external circumstances but on who He is and His word for each one of us.



Seasons: Finding True Rest

Have you ever prayed a prayer that God didn’t answer? Few things are harder to process. Why would a loving God seem to hold back, allowing his child to endure such deep suffering? 

In this 6-day devotional, missionaries David and Alicia Lloyd wrestle with these questions alongside you. After losing their son, daughter-in-law, and beloved co-worker in a gang attack, they share what it looks like to hold onto faith in the midst of disappointment and suffering.

When God Disappoints You

When life breaks you, and you don't know what to pray, even three words can be enough. In this 5-day plan, you'll discover five honest, desperate prayers for the moments when you feel unseen, need healing, or can't find the words. Each day pairs a real story with a simple prayer that says what your heart can't. 

Prayers for the Broken

Over these seven days, this devotional will guide you to rediscover the power of the secret place. You will learn that the “zero point” often happens in silence—far from applause and far from explanations. But it is there that God turns the negative into Absolute Value. When you choose to seek the Father in secret, something begins to align in public. Not as a spectacle, but as a result. Not as an exhibition, but as a reward.

It Will Come to Light

During these seven days, this devotional will help you identify which cycle you are currently in. Because when we understand the season we are living in, we stop resisting the process and begin cooperating with it. The goal is not simply to survive each season, but to grow to the measure of the fullness of Christ. And when God is your Absolute Value, every cycle—even the most difficult one—becomes a necessary part of your maturity. Nothing is accidental. Nothing is wasted. Every cycle is designed to bring you closer to fullness.

5 Cycles in the Spiritual Life

Over these seven days, this devotional will invite you to look at Jesus not only as an example of power, but as a model of surrendered humanity. You will learn that feeling fear is not sin, that experiencing anguish is not weakness, and that prayer is the bridge between fragility and purpose. The Son of God fully embraced our human condition to show us that the path to transformation does not come through denying what we feel, but through offering it to the Father.