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Jeremiah 29:11, a verse from the Bible that I absolutely love: ““For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”” Each day, we’ll study a part of this magnificent verse in detail, drawing teachings and principles from it to grow even more in our faith! 

This readingplan about 'finding rest' is based on Jesus' words in Matthew 11:28-29. Jesus promised that if you come to Him, you would find rest. The goal of these messages is to help you find true rest, whether it be physical, mental, or emotional. Let's start this series!

Words are spiritual forces, producing after their kind. You bless or curse yourself with your words. This plan provides a roadmap for boldly speaking God's Word. In Jeremiah 29:11, God proclaims His good plan for your life. God is faithful and watches over His Word to perform it. Choose to believe and say what God says about you. Your good future is as close as your heart and mouth!

Wisdom. Understanding. We need it, Proverbs has it, and Through the Word  is here to help you get it! Each day you’ll read one chapter of the  Bible’s most practical book, with an audio guide to walk you through it.  Kris Langham brings together friends and pastors for lively and  insightful discussions, unpacking proverbs and applying them to everyday  life. Part 3 covers chapters 11-15. Time to get wisdom!

Jeremiah 29:11 tells us that God has great plans for us, not of evil, not to harm us but to give us hope and a future. Sometimes, it's hard to believe with the situations we are faced with. This 5-day plan seeks to remind us of how to trust God and walk with him through life. The plan is inspired by Uchenna's new single 'Let You Be'.

We know the words, “For God did not give us a spirit of fear or timidity” (2 Timothy 1:7), but living out that truth isn’t easy, especially when it comes to raising our children. In a world full of unknowns, how do we lean into the unknown while trusting that God is good and faithful and keeps His promises (Jeremiah 29:11)? He desires for us to live free from fear.

Every Friday at the Sabbath meal, it is the Jewish tradition for the husband to sing the words from Proverbs 31:10–31 to his wife, praising her as an "eishet chayil," a “woman of valor.” It is the highest compliment one can bestow upon any woman. But what constitutes a woman of valor? The following devotions explore the qualities from the lives of the lives of 11 familiar biblical women.

We all need godly wisdom for work and life but how do we get it? This prayer journey guides us to grow in the wisdom that transforms our work, relationships, and lives. Join us on this 40-day journey and you will receive short daily prompts to pray and reflect on as you discover that ‘wisdom is more precious than rubies, and nothing you desire can compare with her’ (Proverbs 8:11).