Share Your Faith

The James River Church 21 Days of Fasting and Prayer Devotional plan is designed to encourage and strengthen you as you devote this time to walking closer with the Lord. The plan consists of short devotions and a Scripture reading plan for each day. We know that as you spend time fasting and praying, we will see God send revival to our lives, our churches, and our world!

21 Days of Fasting and Prayer Devotional: Send Revival

You have a unique story to tell about your past without Jesus and your present with Him. But perhaps you don’t know who to tell or how. You’re afraid you don’t have all the answers or that you’ll be rejected. In this five-day reading plan, speaker and writer Marie Aitken will help you get over those barriers to craft and deliver your supernatural story naturally, by keeping it simple. 

Keep It Simple

Whoever you are, there is a purpose at work in your life. That purpose is ultimately connected to the single most significant event in the history of the world—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Whether you believe it or not, the resurrection was the most significant event in the history of the world. The resurrection happened, and you can be forever changed because of it.

He Is Risen!

We find the word Impress in Deuteronomy 6, where Moses urges God’s people to pass on faith to the next generation. Based on her book Impress, Ainsley Freeman invites us in this reading plan to rediscover how we can leave a lasting faith legacy for our kids. Even in today’s busy homes, we can share God’s story in relevant and engaging ways. Using IMPRESS as an acronym, this plan outlines seven practical principles to help you make passing on faith a clear and compelling priority in your home.

IMPRESS: A Parent's Guide to Passing on Faith

The Shift: Part 5 - Winning Souls for Jesus Christ

Sharing the Gospel is one of the greatest privileges and responsibilities we have as believers. This plan will help you understand the importance of evangelism, equip you to share your faith boldly, and show you how to live in a way that draws others to Christ. The Shift: From Bondage to Breakthrough is a 5-part devotional series created for believers ready to disconnect from the world’s noise and fully embrace the life God designed for them.

The Shift: Part 5

Jesus said that the church would be his witnesses to the end of the earth. The second half of Acts witnesses the transformation of Jesus’s message from being about a Jewish Messiah to an invitation from a global savior! Learn how to share your faith as Paul spreads the message of Jesus with all walks of life, from businesswomen to prison workers, soldiers, kings, and politicians. Join Peyton Jones as he leads us through Acts chapters 15-28. 

Acts Explained Part 2 | Preach to the Ends of the Earth

True spiritual effectiveness doesn’t come from busyness or human effort—it flows from a deep, abiding relationship with God. This 31-day devotional invites you to explore the transformative power of daily intimacy with Christ. Each day offers practical insights to help you move from mere activity to lasting fruitfulness, ensuring that your ministry, relationships, and personal walk with God are rooted in His presence and power.

Developing Spiritual Effectiveness Through Daily Intimacy With God

THERE IS NO ONE LIKE JESUS! There is nothing that could ever take His place. With question marks all around, He is the answer. Sickness? Weakness? Lack? Loneliness? Abandonment? There is an answer! In the presence of the Lord is FULLNESS. Join 5 Members of Sanctuary Worship as they share their life-changing experiences with God. Be encouraged to share your own experiences as you start this 5-day plan.

The Sanctuary: A 5-Day Devotional by Sanctuary Worship

Acts is the story of the church fulfilling the great commission. Starting with Jerusalem as the epicenter, the message of Jesus spreads like a seed out into Judea, Samaria, and finally with Paul on his first missionary journey “home.” Peyton Jones guides us through the book of Acts to trace how God works through everyday ordinary people like you and me in Acts chapters 1-14.