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How do you live with joy when the hopes and desires of your heart never come to fruition? How do you avoid the bitterness in your heart taking hold when you feel powerless in circumstances? This reading plan will give you new lenses to process dashed hopes that will help you emotionally process disappointments in a healthy way.

Stories of Hope through music is a multimedia venture, created by Eric and Anissa Haney, through which we encounter hope in Jesus through inspiring New Testament stories brought to life through musical arrangements for jazz orchestra. Hear the music and read the devotional and stories in scripture through this 7-day reading plan.

2022. A new year full of opportunities and possibilities, and a new chapter waiting to be written. Through this week’s devotionals, we hope you will create space to reflect on the year that was and to prepare and refocus for the year ahead. Who knows what God is going to do!

Written by a military combat veteran, this devotional explores the question, “How can I have hope after dealing with trauma?” Those that have suffered traumatic events in their lives deal with a unique set of emotional and spiritual issues that are clearly addressed in scripture. It is our prayer that you will find the hope and healing that God alone can provide.

While many people start a year with resolutions, we wanted to start the year with vision: the vision that God has for His people and the calling He has placed on every one of our lives. Let’s start the year not with things to fix or improve, but with the vision to see past the ordinary day-to-day and to look to the future God has set for us.

Are you struggling to overcome a drug or alcohol addiction? Have you relapsed and are looking for a way to jumpstart your recovery? Have you recently found sobriety and need practical tools to help you build a firm foundation for your recovery journey? If yes is your answer to any of these questions, then this 10 devotional and reading plan is perfect for you. Join me as we venture to keep hope alive! 

One of the pillars of faith as a believer is to Hope but what is hope? How do you have hope? This 5 day devotional will walk you through what hope is and how hope can sustain you. We will dive into how those before us used their hope and how that same hope can become contagious in your life.

What’s at the heart of every thriving person, every thriving marriage, kid, and business? Hope! The Hope Quotient is a revolutionary new method for measuring—and dramatically increasing—your level of hope. Hope is more than a feeling; it’s the by-product of seven key factors.

The psalms are a source of wisdom and encouragement. Across the 150 chapters, there are words of comfort and joy to speak into almost any circumstance in life. (Being Over Doing - Susie Holt)

Trust is such a tricky subject. So hard to gain yet so easy to lose! As we journey through life we learn that we can’t trust in the material things of this world, they fade away, they fail! Yet there is One we can trust who will never fail! Read along with this devotional to learn more about the God who will never break your trust.

Suffering is something that many of us don’t like to think about. It can be confronting, challenging and sometimes depressing to think about. However, we have a God who is working in every situation. Even in the darkness. Even in our sorrow and suffering. Through this plan, we pray you will find hope, strength and God in your midst. He has never left you and will never forsake you.

No amount of rules, filters, and accountability partners can free you from sexual sin. Only by understanding your identity in Christ can you truly find the healing you need. This 10-day study follows 1st Corinthians, chapter 6, and teaches how we can have hope and holiness.

Trusting in the Lord, a joyful heart, wisdom, humility, and hard work – these are all characteristics that would make our lives better. The book of Proverbs is full of these examples and so many more. This bible plan includes just a handful of topics covered in Proverbs, but dive in for some Godly instruction that will help you in your everyday life.

What does worship mean to you? To so many, worship means the time in a church service where we sing songs to praise God. However, worship is so much more than that. This plan aims to explore what worship really means and how we can live a life defined by daily worship to God.

In this plan, Heidi Wysman continues her study of Paul, in particular, how we can find hope by watching and learning from his life and the challenges he faced. His words and his teachings pointed to Jesus. And the simple message of Jesus – hope.

This video plan was recorded at various sites in Israel where Jesus once walked. It gives a close look at Jesus and the hope he gives us.

In today’s age of information overload, are we putting our trust in the things of this world or in our Heavenly Father? He is the one who is infinitely trustworthy, who should be the primary influence in our life, and who is the only one who can help us be the best version of ourselves. As you read through this plan, consider, who do you trust?

A series by Heidi Wysman. David was anointed king at the tender age of 17, but only sat on the throne at 30. That’s a long gap but during those years David learned how to handle crises, love his enemies, honour authority, do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with his God. It was an important refining and training time. By the time David became king of Israel, his security was firmly rooted in God’s goodness and justice. God had proved Himself to be faithful time and again in the past, and now David’s confidence in God was unshakable.

This Bible plan series is by Heidi Wysman, one of the most influential leaders of the Christian church. But his life is a story of how a life so against God can be transformed by Christ and flipped on its head. As you journey through this six-part series, we pray that your sight be cleared, that Paul’s life will bring new revelation to your own, and that your zeal and your desire to serve Christ will be inspired and renewed.

At times, life can be hard and full of twists and turns. Unexpected events, difficult situations, pandemics, relationships, and the daily grind can sometimes lead to a weariness beyond tired or exhausted. A weariness that caffeine and endorphins can’t fix. It’s a soul weariness. We hope in this plan that your soul will be nourished, your spirit renewed, and your heart filled.

Lacey Buchanan tells her family’s compelling story that has captured the hearts of millions on YouTube and GodVine. Her precious son Christian was born with a medical condition that is so incredibly unique, it’s one of only 50 known cases in the world. Through this daily devotional you’ll be moved to trust God in the face of overwhelming adversity, be inspired to hold on to God’s promises when things go wrong, and learn how to find joy in the midst of any storm. Read Lacey Buchanan's story in Through the Eyes of Hope http://bit.ly/eyesofhopekindle

Do you need a ‘hope boost’? In this plan, we will explore six reasons to find hope in every circumstance-from where we find hope to how to look to our future through a lens filled with hope.

A series by John Scott. Have you ever pictured giving to be a source of strength and joy? A key part of your Christian life? This plan walks you through not only some fundamentals of giving, but it shows us the blessings that can come upon our lives as a result.

Who couldn't use a bit more hope these days? The good news is that God has exactly that for anyone who wants it. If that's you, spend a few moments in this three-day reading plan by author & orator Heather Hair. Give a boost to your body, mind and spirit with scriptures of hope. Having hope may be simpler than you think.

Faith is unstoppable and has no limits. This devotional challenges us to have faith and hope that transcends our circumstances. Through the gift of the Holy Spirit, God gives us the power to see beyond our trials and hope in the glorious future to come. God has saved us from sin and death, which is reason enough to hope.