Consumed by modern-day conveniences and entertainment, we are formed by that which we behold. Yet, as Christians, we are called to be conformed to Christ, which includes rediscovering the truth, goodness, and beauty of God. This five-day devotional from Coleman Ford helps quiet the distractions and redirects your focus to the gospel message, which is full of truth, goodness, and beauty and is powerful to make you whole and flourishing. 

Formed in His Image

These five mysteries focus on the incarnation of Jesus and the characters involved in His early life of earth. Reflecting on these stories allows us to dig deeper into the great mystery involved in how an experience of Christ can bring joy which is transformative to our very lives. These mysteries are meditated upon when people pray with the Rosary and as such it is suggested to pray some form of repetitive prayer as a tool to aid your meditation.

Mysteries Of Joy

The Orchard combines the poetry of the New Testament with piano music inspired by those poems plus beautiful video footage. This series of videos allows space for quiet contemplation allowing the Spirit of Christ to work and speak, in order to continue to produce His fruit in our lives. In writing these piano pieces, mostly on a quiet Sunday afternoon, I have enjoyed the peace and contentment gained from meditating deeply on these poems and I pray the same for you.


The Orchard

Ready to pivot toward God’s goodness? This 3-day plan explores the spiritual practice of repentance — a hopeful, practical way to shed baggage and embrace his grace. With an encouraging vibe, you’ll turn from what weighs you down, run to him and find freedom in every step. Perfect for anyone craving a fresh start, this plan will spark joy and renew your faith. Let’s repent with a smile together!

Turn Back With Joy: 3 Days of Repentance

Waiting for test results from the doctor. Hearing your company is about to downsize. Getting a call from your child’s school. What makes the difference in how we respond to uncertain or challenging circumstances? I believe that finding peace is more than “thinking positively” that everything will work out. True peace and contentment comes from focusing our thoughts on the fact that no matter what, God is with us—and his truth never changes.

How Joyful People Think

God has a number of names which describe Him in Scripture. Each name tells us His character and heart in a deeply personal way. Uncover the majesty of God's names in this reading plan by Tony Evans.

Majesty Of God's Names

Many people are searching for ways to have a more simple lifestyle. But, did you know that simplicity can be a spiritual practice? Author and teacher, Valerie Hess, leads us in a 12-day journey into ways we can celebrate simplicity.

Celebrating Simplicity

Have you ever used the word Lit?...maybe? maybe not?. According to the Urban Dictionary ‘Lit’ is The state of being so intoxicated (regardless of the intoxicating agent) that all the person can do is smile, so that they look lit up like a light. Let’s respell the word ‘Joy’ as ‘Lit’ through this bible plan. 

LIT – LOOTERS

I've had highs. I've had lows. How about you? Do you like that?? Me neither! Mustering up joy doesn't last does it? The Holy Spirit using Scripture brings joy despite hard times. What we think - that's what we act like. This plan will help us focus on what right thinking is! 