Hope

In a broken world, tough times are inevitable: the winds and waves will rock your boat. So if you’ve suffered – or you’re suffering now – join Dalene Reyburn for this four-day reading plan. God hasn’t left you to steer your ship alone through treacherous waters. His Word gives you a way forward, and hope. 

Navigating the Storms of Life

As our culture continues to stumble blindly into evil and turmoil, it’s easy to lose heart and grow weary in your faith. In this 7-day plan, Pastor Jack Hibbs reminds you of your strength and vitality in Christ so that you can uphold the truth of His Word. Each day, you will explore a different aspect of what it means to stand boldly in these darkening days.

Called to Take a Bold Stand

What if the villain isn’t out there—but staring back at you in the mirror? In the Christ Killers Plan, you’ll take a 10-day journey to face the truth about your sin, encounter the grace of the cross, and step into the new life Jesus offers. This plan is for the stuck, the burned out, and the spiritually numb. The cross isn’t the end of your story. It’s where everything finally begins.

Christ Killers

They called him:
- The soon coming King
- The Prince of Peace
- The Lamb of God
- The Word become Flesh
- The Lion of the Tribe of Judah
- The Good Shepherd
- The stone the builders rejected becomes the chief cornerstone
- The Bridegroom
- The Bread of Life
- The Way, the Truth and the Life
- Living Water
- Saviour
- Immanuel

We just call him… JESUS.

And he says to us – COME, FOLLOW ME.

Come and take a 30-day journey through 30 events of Jesus’ life. Christ-like transformation is our goal. Let’s follow his story. Let’s follow Him!

Come, Follow Me: A 30 Day Journey With Jesus

The Divine Love Story by Richard Anderson invites you into a transformative journey through Jesus’ ministry, revealing the depth of God’s love and call to discipleship. Each day pairs scripture with reflections to inspire deeper faith and devotion.

The Divine Love Story

In both biblical and theological contexts, "The Eyes of the Lord" symbolise God's omnipresence and omniscience. This phrase underscores His constant watchfulness over humanity, seeing all actions, motives, and circumstances without exception. It signifies not only His awareness but also His sovereign care and judgment, guiding believers towards righteousness and accountability. Understanding this concept deepens our reverence and dependency on God's wisdom and guidance in our daily lives.

Divine Surveillance and Our Accountability

The book of Revelation was originally written to give hope to the early church when Christians were being persecuted. It was written to a generation of Christians yet to come who will experience what Jesus described as “great distress” (Matthew 24:21). As Christians we are called to lift up our heads and open our eyes to the Person of Jesus Christ … and we will find that the vision is glorious!

Dedicated to the hopeless.

The Vision of His Glory by Anne Graham Lotz

Turning from pain and suffering to God in hope begins with turning toward them in sorrow through the practice of lament. Through this biblical practice, then, we find hope. This five-day devotional leans heavily on the psalms to help you begin the practice of lament, which can lead you from a place of sorrow to resilience and renewed faith. 

Hopeful Sorrow: Lamenting Your Pain

Do you, like Matthew from The Chosen, struggle with (self-)acceptance? This reading plan takes you on a 5 day journey from isolation to belonging. Through Bible verses, Devotionals, and Matthew’s story, discover how Jesus calls you, does not turn you away, and gives you a place where you can fully be yourself. You can read this plan separately, but it is also part of The Chosen 'Test of Character' journey.