This devotional considers the cry of the father in Mark 9:24, “I believe; help my unbelief,” as a window into the often-overlooked spiritual struggles of Christian fatherhood. This six-day study will examine how faith can weaken under pressure and how that weakening often surfaces in passivity, carelessness, inconsistency, and a failure to shepherd our sons and daughters with discernment. Its aim is not to condemn struggling fathers, but to call them to honest self-examination, repentance, renewed dependence upon Christ, and more faithful spiritual leadership in the home.

Christian Fatherhood in the Age of Unbelief

God entrusted something precious to man: the spiritual responsibility of the home. From the beginning, man was called to live before God and lead his family in the path of faith. When a man rises up, the home finds direction. When he remains silent, the household becomes vulnerable. This plan is a clear and urgent call: men returning to the altar, embracing their role as priests of their families, and walking with God once again. Over the next seven days, you will be challenged to restore your communion with the Lord and strengthen the spiritual destiny of your home.

Rise Up, Man! Your Family Needs You

Dysfunction in marriage doesn’t appear overnight. It often arises from unseen forces in a man’s heart, beliefs, wounds, and environment. This 10-day devotional, drawn from Activated Husband, guides husbands to identify the root causes that quietly distort leadership, intimacy, and responsibility. Each day explores one key trigger, providing Scripture-based reflection and prompting honest self-examination, repentance, and realignment with God’s design for husbandhood. By addressing these hidden influences, the plan helps men move from confusion and unhealthy patterns toward clarity, intentional action, and a Christ-centered approach to marriage, fostering stronger, healthier, and more God-honoring relationships.

Triggers of Dysfunction in Husbandhood by Titus Otieno

This plan is a simple guide for reflection as you journey through the year and through life. It reminds you that every plan, ambition, and step should begin with God and keep Him at the center.

SONDA is a coinage that means SONs and DAughters. The letters are presented as an allegory of God, our Father, addressing His sons and daughters.

As you read each day’s message, pause to reflect on your life, your choices, and your daily walk with God.

LETTER FROM MY FATHER

Being a dad to a boy can be like hiking a long, hard trail. Staying Connected: A Devotional for Dads Raising Boys is for dads who want to be there for their sons. Filled with practical, actionable advice and insights into some of the common challenges boys (and their dads!) face, these devotions take just a few minutes to complete and will equip you to help your boys navigate the trail ahead. 

Staying Connected: A Devotional for Dads Raising Boys

The Pilgrim is a 40-day devotional for those seeking a deeper walk with God. Rooted in Scripture, each day offers reflections that inspire repentance, spiritual growth, and renewed devotion. This plan moves beyond outward religion, inviting you into a personal relationship with God through prayer and His Word. It addresses struggles like anxiety, past mistakes, and distractions, pointing you to God’s mercy and the finished work of Christ. As you journey through Lent, you’ll be challenged to live intentionally and experience the true meaning of Easter.

The Pilgrim — a 40-Day Journey of Reflection and Renewal

This five-day devotional by Amanda Bedzrah draws from Leah’s story in Genesis to explore the quiet pain of being present yet not chosen, included yet not fully loved. Her journey reveals how rejection can distort identity, fuel comparison, and shape the way we see ourselves.

Yet it also points to the freedom that comes when our worth is rooted in God rather than in people.

Each day invites honest reflection and guides you toward healing through praise, renewed perspective, and trust in God.

Unchosen: Finding Identity Beyond Rejection (Lessons From Leah) 

Moses is one of history's most celebrated — and most misread — figures. We remember the miracles. We forget the man who argued with God five times, raged at a rock, and begged to die under the weight of leadership.
This plan is about that Moses — the real one. Over fifteen days, we walk from the Nile to Mount Nebo through fear, failure, grief, and the relentless pursuit of a God who refused to give up on him.
In the arc of his broken and beautiful life, we find the shape of our own. The I AM does not change tense.

The Old Stories: Moses - 15 Days in the Wilderness

The One Year Plan gives you two short passages to read each day, one from the Old Testament and one from the New. Over the course of a year, you will walk through the whole story of Scripture, one day at a time.

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