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Popular: using your influence for the good of others. Middle school students, join us in this fifteen-day devotional. In this devotional, you’ll find encouragement to recognize the influence you have and use it for the good of others.

A 2-week reading plan about serving. Be rebellious enough to do what you don't have to do. Be rebellious enough to do something you don’t think you can do.

Sometimes knowing what to do isn’t simple, and we find ourselves in situations where we just don’t know what to do. So in this 25-day devotional, we’re going to look at the life of Joseph and learn how to handle those situations.

In this 15-day devotional, we’ll look at what it means to pay attention to your “you effect,” the influence you have on the people around you! As we do, we’ll see that we all have the power to use our influence to impact our world.

In this 15-day high school Easter devotional, you’ll find out what Easter really means for your faith by going past the eggs, chocolate, and pastel colored baskets. You’ll find out what Easter really means for your faith.

Celebrating what Easter teaches us about God. A middle school devotional designed to complement the teaching series, “No Matter What.” In this devotional you’ll celebrate Easter by looking at the way this season shows us God’s love for us, no matter what!

In this five day high school devotional, you’ll find out how to handle drama in family situations like divorce—wherever you may encounter it. This devotional will give you practical tools to help fight for peace—even when it doesn't seem possible.

Have you ever searched YouTube for advice on how to do…anything? If you have, you know exactly how helpful a pro tip can be. In this devotional, we’ll look to one of the wisest people ever to live for pro tips about life. In the end, you’ll learn how to develop the wisdom it takes to be better at life now and in the future.

It's easy to forget who God really is sometimes, and even easier to forget who we really are, too! But every year at Easter, we get the chance to look back to what God did thousands of years ago to remind us not only who He really is, but who we really are because of Him. Loved, important, forgiven—Jesus’ death and resurrection showed us we’re all that and more.

A high school devotional designed to help students develop an everyday faith of their own. In this devotional, you’ll find tools to help you develop a faith that goes with you everywhere into everything for every day of your life.

We all have a tendency to walk into a room asking questions like, “Who is like me?” or “Who is better than/worse than/different than me?” As we’ll see in this 21-day devotional, comparison not only keeps us from liking others, it holds us back from being able to like ourselves! And the further we move away from comparison and toward contentment, the more we’ll discover, “There’s no one like me.”

A high school devotional designed to help students navigate temptation. In this devotional, you’ll find wisdom to help you recognize, resist, and move forward when temptation comes your way.

Have you ever seen something in the world around you and thought, “Someone should do something!” Whether it was a kid being bullied at school, children in other countries without enough to eat, or someone in your neighborhood being judged by the color of their skin, what you’re seeing is injustice. We’re going to discover how much Jesus cares about injustice and how we can do something in response.

When it comes to things like sex and dating, you probably think you know the whole story. But somewhere in the messages you’re getting from friends, family, significant others, the media you consume, and even at church, the real story on sex and dating has gotten lost. When it comes to sex and dating, God wants more for your story than you know!

Big Picture: Seeing God work in the big picture of your life. Middle school students, join us for the next 25 day to find practical truth that will help you focus on seeing God work in the big picture of your life.

A three-week reading plan about how the power of forgiveness changes not only others, but also ourselves.

In this 20-day high school devotional, you’ll be taking a look at one of the most powerful ways Jesus taught life-changing truths: stories. You’ll go through Jesus’ parables and learn how to make these concepts real in your life.

Learning to face and fight temptation. In this devotional, you’ll find Biblical wisdom to help you as you face and fight temptation.

Listening, learning, and leading in the face of injustice . . . A middle school devotional designed to complement the teaching series, “Do Something.” In this devotional you’ll find a look at how we as followers of Jesus can listen, learn, and lead in response to injustice in our world.

This 20-day high school devotional was written for you to help make wise decisions when it comes to your dating relationship—and save the date before it needs saving.

Anticipation fills the air! And we start using words we never use. What even is figgy pudding, and who is Yuletide Carol? Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love appear everywhere as we count down to the birth of a savior - who promises that even in this imperfect world, we can experience and embody these four things, even now in the chaos of life.

Life is full of change. Whether it be good like making the team, bad like parent’s divorce, or complicated like switching schools. Change can make us ask “Am I strong enough to face this?” or “Why do I have to go through this?” These devotionals will challenge you to rethink how you view change, and we’ll explore how God’s commitment to us doesn’t change, even if everything else does.

Is there anything more complicated than family? You know that navigating family matters is not easy and, as a high schooler, you may find yourself wondering if it’s worth the trouble. At the same time, we know the people we live with affect our lives more than nearly anyone else, so what do we do? Find out in this 28-day devotional.

You’re only young once. There may never have been a truer statement, but while you’re young, it’s easy to miss the beauty of it. Let's take a look at what it means to own your faith, how to decide what your years of being young will be about, and why we all need the wisdom of someone older.

Joining the cause to serve others. In this devotional, you’ll find encouragement to step up, join the cause, and serve other people.