Trust

The Bible is filled with stories of people God used in remarkable ways, often through struggle and delay. NFL star Kurt Warner’s journey reflects that same truth. This 6-day plan connects Kurt and Brenda Warner’s story from American Underdog with Biblical principles of faith, perseverance, and purpose. From stocking grocery shelves to leading a Super Bowl team, Kurt’s path shows how God shapes character through hardship. Each day offers practical lessons on trusting God when dreams seem shattered—reminding us that even life’s detours are preparation for the moment we were made for.

A Journey of Trust: American Underdog

This devotional reading plan invites you to journey through seasons of grief, uncertainty, and transformation by tracing Scripture’s wilderness landscapes alongside evocative works of art. Each day pairs biblical passages with visual reflections that illuminate the lonely valleys, transitional terrains, and quiet crossroads where faith is tested and renewed.

Art in Scripture: The Wilderness Path

Life often brings us to moments where we feel stuck, unsure, or uncertain about the next step. "First Steps" is a devotional designed to meet you in that space. Through practical reflection, relatable Scripture, and gentle encouragement, it helps you take small, meaningful steps toward God—even when you feel afraid, confused, or unprepared. Each day focuses on moving forward, keeping your focus, and embracing grace when you stumble. Whether you’re new to faith, returning after disappointment, or seeking fresh perspective, this plan invites you to begin again, knowing God walks with you in every step.

First Steps

A plan for young athletes to grow in faith and character.
Connect God’s Word to training, discipline, teamwork, and everyday life—on and off the field.

Proven: Devotions for Young Athletes

What do you do when God asks you to leave something good for something unclear?

In Acts 8, Philip leaves a thriving ministry and walks a desert road without explanation. God doesn’t give him the plan or destination; He only gives him the direction to go. That single act of obedience leads to a divine encounter, changing one life and impacting many others for eternity.

This 5-day plan encourages trusting God amid uncertainty, valuing people over numbers, and recognizing divine appointments.

The Desert Road: Trusting God When the Plan Is Unclear

Step into the Hall of Honour, a sacred gallery where the most common objects unveil profound divine purpose. Imagine a rustic cross, a shepherd's staff, or a boy's slingshot—each holds secrets of God's power, once ordinary, now symbols of eternal truth. This 5-day journey invites you to explore pivotal exhibits, revealing how God transforms the mundane into the miraculous. From sacrifice to radical faith and extravagant worship, these stories of intervention and human surrender will challenge your perspective. Discover The Maker's Mark on everyday items, inspiring you to see your own life as an instrument in His hands.

Hall of Honour

I wrote “White Knuckles” in a season when I realized how tightly I was holding everything. I kept saying I trusted God, but my life told a different story. I was gripping outcomes, timing, and expectations, and I was exhausted.

Trust isn’t something we master once — it’s something we choose every day. I hope this devotional helps you notice where your hands are tight and gently loosen your grip — not because life is easy, but because God is steady and faithful.

White Knuckles: Letting Go and Trusting the God Who Holds Us

If you want to get fit, you don’t work out just once a week. If you want to get spiritually fit, it’s important to exercise your faith more than an hour on Sunday. This 5-day plan is about how to live a repentant, faith-based life. We’ll dive into these essential ideas and show you how you can build your life with Christ around them. Because learning to seek God and trust him daily is an essential spiritual practice for fostering a relationship with Jesus and growing spiritually. 

Repentant, Faith-Based Life | Spiritual Practices

The King James Version phrase "Tarry Ye" is an ancient but powerful command that means to wait, stay, or remain in a place until a specific, promised event occurs. It is not passive idleness, but an active, spiritual positioning where we prepare to receive God’s power. This plan explores the three core facets of this divine instruction: where we wait, how we wait, and why we wait.