Hope

The book of Esther is unique because the word ‘God’ does not appear in it at all.
But what is even more fascinating is that we see the unseen hand of God in every chapter. This devotional will help you to see God’s fingerprints in events that have happened in your life which will cause you to celebrate His goodness and faithfulness.


The Unseen Hand of God in Our Lives

If you feel hopeless, or you've experienced self-harm or suicidal thoughts, you need to know there's a God who loves you, has a purpose for you, and who's with you now. This six-day Life.Church Bible plan will help you understand who God says you are and empower your journey to healing. ***If you're in an emergency, please reach out to someone. Resources are included with each day's devotional.

Overcoming Thoughts of Suicide and Self-Harm

What does daily gratitude look like for you? Perhaps today, it means refusing to complain and instead choosing to shift your perspective! A great way to start is by thanking God for the little things. Start this reading plan and discover more about giving thanks to God!

Giving Thanks to God!

Maybe you’ve said this before, “I’m just not excited to read the Bible.” You are not alone. It’s one of the most popular reasons people give for not reading God’s Word. This study from Erica Parkerson of The Bible for Busy People podcast from Purposely will help you overcome that as we look at some very surprising Bible stories.  

When You're Not Excited to Read the Bible

Everyone in the world faces failure. The difficult part is to accept it and get back up. Taken from " Management Devotional - 2017", published by Christian Institute of Management, Anand Barnabas (a Patent Attorney from Chennai, India), discusses in 7 days, how a Christian must respond to failure, especially in the workplace and the attitude one should have to continue to grow in the Lord despite facing defeats.

Failing Is Okay

This plan reflects on Mark 8:27-33, where Jesus asks the life-defining question: “Who do you say that I am?” It challenges us to honestly examine our personal view of Jesus and how that understanding influences our faith and daily choices. The plan explores common perceptions of Jesus, both then and now. It encourages us to embrace Him as the true King of an upside-down kingdom—one built on humility, sacrifice, and servant-hearted leadership.

Who Is This Jesus?

How much power is in a blue check, a platinum play button, a stadium chanting and wearing your name? If fame is the power that comes from being known by many, what happens when the All-Powerful and All-Knowing wears your name? Here’s the real question: Do we really believe we have power? If so, what happens when we use our power for the good of others? Hope is power.

From God

As you read each devotion, you may think of some of the paradoxes of God. They may start out as questions, but you’ll discover they can also become deeper attributes of the character of our God and can add a greater dimension to your relationship with Him.

Real Hope: Paradoxes of God

Are you hungry for revival? Do you long to experience a work of the Holy Spirit that changes lives, renews churches, and can even change history? The great news is that every Christian has a part to play in bringing about revival—prayer. Revivals are born from prayer. In this devotion, you’ll spend five days focused on praying boldly for God to bring widespread revival among His church. 