Нақшаҳои хониши ройгон ва садоқатҳои марбут ба Ecclesiastes 3:2

Balancing our workload when we are also parents isn’t easy. This devotional is specifically for working moms and dads who want a better work and home life balance. Offering simple suggestions like family routines, choosing joy, time management, and managing phone usage can help working parents deal with less stress and find more joy.

Remember back in the day when you'd make a mixtape for your crush & hope they'd pick up on the subliminal messages in the lyrics? Like, "Secretly, I'm in love with you & hope this Blink182 song communicates my affection." Then you break up & make a new mixtape of sad songs to cry to. But what if God has a mixtape for us that could heal our broken hearts?

Is it hard to trust God with your children? Do you endlessly worry about how every decision you make will impact your kids? Join us for this 5 day plan written by Audra Haney, where she tackles some of the most common struggles in Christian moms: fear, anxiety, legalism, mom guilt, and burnout. With Him, we can move from fear + worry to faith!

Ecclesiastes is frequently described as pessimistic, but after these 5 days, you’ll see it as one of the most encouraging books of the Bible. Solomon basically takes the filter off the world, exposing its relentless cycle of empty promises, compared to the eternal hope God freely gives us.

When it comes to your career, chances are you’ve wondered—or might be wondering right now—What’s next? It’s a hard question for those of us trying to discern God’s will for our lives. This 5-day plan gives you a biblical framework and an actionable plan for figuring out what to do next in your career and your life.

God is at work right here, right now! Join David Villa in his latest Bible plan as he discusses the daily work that God is doing in our lives!

Has life gotten too tangled, complicated, or overwhelming? Maybe it's time to simplify. Our calendars, finances, homes, and even hearts can get messy and cluttered. So in this 5-day plan, we will work on biblical strategies to get back to basics.

Are you finding your life journey to be difficult? Are you feeling as though you are in a dark tunnel and there seems to be no way out? Are you feeling as though you are losing hope and are close to giving up? If you are in a difficult season right now, especially if you are battling cancer, this 40-day reading plan will help you to walk victoriously with God.

Though the book of Ecclesiastes was written long ago, the author’s message couldn’t be more relevant. His ancient voice of despair is echoed by countless intellectual and cultural elites in our era. Yet into this darkness, the beauty of truth shines. In this five-day study, you will learn that while life “under the sun” is meaningless, life under God is truly and deeply meaningful.

We experience hard times that often leave us wondering, “How can this be for my good when it doesn’t make sense?” Join Harriet Chunu via Grace Whispers in this 5-day devotional, where she walks you through being refined through the pain, and encourages you to a posture of surrender so that you can experience unexplainable rest, peace, and love through this tough season.

If you are struggling with grief, know you are not alone. Scripture is filled with examples of people who experienced the death of someone they held dear. Whether your loss was recent or not, God is able to comfort you. This five-day devotional plan will remind you of His care for those who grieve and mourn.

The harvest is a time to celebrate and gather the joys of the previous season. But how do we get to that point? How do we create a life that becomes a pattern of joy-filled harvest? This 5-day plan will take you through the steps of creating healthy habits that lead to grateful celebrations.

Whether you and your spouse are newlyweds, a seasoned couple, or a couple in crisis, these five devotionals will help you laugh, learn, and grow in your relationship with God and with each other.

We all face unexpected changes in life that may fill us with dread rather than delight. But Michelle McKinney Hammond suggests that it’s possible to shift your point of view and regard any change as a chance, an opportunity for something better. “Whether you are ready or not, shift happens,” she says. “It’s not the end. There’s always a next!”

New Year is an opportunity to reflect on the past and imagine the future with intentionality - re-centring our lives around Jesus. Throughout this plan, we'll let the Bible lead us as we reflect on the past year, looking forward to the one ahead, using a Christian method of prayer known as the Examen, noticing God’s presence with us, practicing gratitude, reflecting on our emotions and listening for God’s word.

When we appreciate a gift, we take care of it. Steward your gift of time well. Time, the silent force that governs every moment, is the most valuable resource we possess. It is an intangible currency, relentless and impartial, ticking away without pause. Each passing second is an opportunity, a chance to live the purpose God created us for and leave a lasting impact on the world.

In this five-day Bible reading plan, you are invited to help care for the precious big feelings of your little ones by pointing them to the truth of God’s Word and the wisdom of Jesus. Each day will provide you with Scripture, reflection questions, and kid-focused activities for you to do with your children on their big feelings days.

For a long time, my wife and I dealt with our infertility in private. Only when we began to speak publicly about our ordeal did we realize that infertility affects far more couples than we knew. You are surrounded by fellow Christians who know what you’re going through, and never separated from the God who is alongside you through every difficult day. He is with us. We are with you.

My job as a hospital chaplain has taught me a lot about what grief is—how it operates, how it affects us, and how it isolates those who suffer from it. In this devotional, we’ll talk about what it means to grieve. As you mourn your loss in the ways that come naturally to you, don’t limit yourself to the following few days. Take as long as you need.

Ryan Wekenman has been a single pastor for over a decade. He found out how hard it can be to thrive where you are. Regrets from the past and fear of the future can make it tough to find peace in the present. This study will guide you through several passages that will help you conquer yesterday's regrets, ditch tomorrow's worries, and thrive right where you are.

A wise man once said, "'Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." In Making the Most of Your Summer, Scott Savage shares the power of naming and embracing your current season in life. After finishing this 5-day reading plan, you'll have all the ingredients to make this an unforgettable summer.

“My life is nothing like I thought it would be.” Many of us feel this way in times of transition. Sometimes we need a boost of encouragement to embrace change, take a chance on our dreams, and realize that we are not alone. If you’re facing a new season of life, this devotional will help you realize that no matter what, God’s got you.

Are you healing from hurt in your life? This 5-day plan will give you gentle yet empowering truth to encourage your heart, strengthen your soul, and help you keep moving forward.

Author Kathi Lipp (Clutter Free, Sabbath Soup) helps you explore the biblical importance of taking weekly Sabbath rest, a time to refresh, recenter, and reconnect with God and loved ones. By attuning yourself to the rhythms and routines of Christ-centered living, you can experience more peace and purpose as you draw closer God and experience true Sabbath rest.

In January 2023, I lost my son to a drug overdose. The pain of that day and the days and months that followed is hard to convey in words. But in these devotions, I hope to share with you what has helped in my grief journey because I know that one testimony of how I’m making it after such a hard loss will likely help someone else who reads these words to keep going.