Christian Living

Jesus didn’t just call believers - He called disciples. This 5-day plan explores what it means to follow Christ with total surrender, daily growth, and Spirit-led obedience. Through Scripture and reflection, you’ll learn how to leave behind comfort, carry your cross, and live with purpose. Discipleship is not perfection - it’s transformation. 
Step into the life Jesus designed for you: fully surrendered, powerfully equipped, and ready to make disciples.


Disciple: Live the Life God Has You Called To

When asked to lead women’s ministry at her church, Natalie Runion objected, “But I don’t even like women!” That wasn’t exactly true. But Natalie realized her knee-jerk reaction reflected the discomfort many women have about friendship with other women. This reading plan helps us find joy in the design God gives us for a “sacred sisterhood.”

I Don't Even Like Women

In the Rethinking God with Tacos Plan, you’ll spend 7 days rediscovering the gospel—not as a transaction, but as a living invitation into union with a God who’s never left your side. Through stories, Scripture, and honest conversation, Jason Clark dismantles the myth of separation and reveals the good news: Jesus isn’t saving us from an angry God—He is God, saving us into love. From the cross to everyday life, this plan helps you awaken to your oneness with Christ, embrace the kindness of the Father, and live fully present. If you’ve felt distant, start here.

Rethinking God With Tacos

We feel pressure at home, at work, within our families, and in our friendships. Pressure is part of being human. But what do we do with it? How do we handle the relentless weight without breaking down or burning out? What about God? What does He have to say about it, and does He even care? That’s what this series is all about—learning how to not only deal with the pressure, but to survive and thrive. 

No Pressure

There's no avoiding pain in this world. Whether it's in the form of betrayal, trauma, illness, grief, or abandonment, we're often left feeling alone, ashamed, and unsure where to turn for help. 

Join Toni Collier in this 5-day plan to find encouragement that though hard stuff is coming, we can get through it if we don't do it alone.

Don't Try This Alone

What if the path to true life isn’t about winning, leading, or achieving — but about surrendering, serving, and dying to self? In this 5-day plan, explore with Joel A’Bell how the teachings of Jesus invite us into an upside-down kingdom where the last are first, the meek are blessed, and real power is found in weakness. Each day will challenge you to rethink what success looks like and embrace the radical, life-giving way of Jesus. You won’t just learn about the Kingdom — you’ll be invited to live it.

Losing to Win, Serving to Lead, Dying to Live

Disciple-making isn’t just for pastors and church leaders. Helping others know and follow Jesus is something all of us are called to do. Do you feel ready to share the good news of Jesus? The Messengers of the Gospel Bible plan will equip and encourage you to share the good news of Jesus every day. This plan can also be used with the Messengers of the Gospel video group series, featuring scenes from The Chosen, the multi-season series about Jesus and His chosen followers. 

Messengers of the Gospel

Let’s be honest: Baptism is kind of weird. Getting dunked in water in front of a crowd can feel awkward or confusing. But behind that moment is something powerful. Baptism is a fresh start, a picture of change, and a public way to say yes to Jesus. In this 3-day plan, we’ll explore what baptism means and why it still matters.

Curious About Baptism

Why is Romans considered the greatest letter ever written? In this New Testament epistle, the apostle Paul provides the clearest explanation of the gospel and the eternal hope for a humanity marred by sin and death. Through King Jesus, God reveals his righteousness, redeems his people from their sins, and unlocks the floodgates of his mercy.

Based on the 10-week Bible study for women, Romans: The Glory of the Gospel, Lydia Brownback examines Romans verse by verse to explore how God works through his Son and in the hearts of his people. 