Life can feel like a perilous ride on a bumpy road—jarring, dizzying, and dangerous. The bumpier it gets, the more tempted we might be to slam on the brakes and turn back. Yet the only path to the joyous life we are destined for is to embrace “hard” and navigate the road ahead with divine and human help. Let’s look at five aspects of doing just that.

The Bumpy Road to Better by Tim Timberlake

Devote about 30 minutes a day to a New Testament audio journey. Listen to daily chapters, then meet with your small group – in person or online – to explore Head, Heart, and Hands questions. Complete Matthew to Revelation in 30 days. Each morning, invite a friend to start the 30-Day Bible Journey, and by Day 30 challenge 30 friends to launch their own groups. Share with #30DayBible as we celebrate God’s Word—alive, powerful, and transforming lives. Join believers worldwide for "Global Bible Month" this November - or start anytime and keep the journey going year-round!

Hear His Voice: 30-Day New Testament Challenge

True productivity is not born from constantly doing more, but from doing what is aligned with God’s will.  Through this devotional plan,  you will learn to release the weight of a life consumed by busyness and embrace a way of life rooted in God’s purpose, excellence, and trust.

EquipHer Vol. 29: "How to Measure Our Productivity? "

In the most unlikely way, God gave Paul an opportunity to witness to Christ. What he did for Paul, he’ll do with you. This 5-day plan continues a journey through the book of Acts, the Bible’s gripping sequel of Jesus at work in the life of his followers as he expands his kingdom to the ends of the earth. It’s a journey on what it means to be a Christian. It’s a story in which you have a role to play.

Acts 24 | God Gives Opportunity

Join the Arise Africa Bible challenge on the YouVersion Bible App and stand with believers across Africa who courageously follow Jesus despite persecution. Each day, we will read Scripture, reflect on stories of bold faith, and pray for those facing opposition.
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2.	Read the daily passage and devotional.
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4.	Pray with us for the persecuted Church in Africa.

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Arise Africa Devotional 

In a world pulling us in every direction, Paul’s ancient letter to the Philippian church offers a practical blueprint for a reordered life – one where Jesus is joyfully elevated to first place, in everything.

This 8-day devotional is part of our wider teaching series across Hillsong UK, diving deep into Philippians to mine its rich and relevant wisdom for putting our scattered lives back in holy order.

Jesus First: Seven Practices to Put Your Life Back in Order

This devotional explores the practical wisdom of James, encouraging believers to live out a genuine faith that perseveres through trials and shows itself in loving action. Each chapter offers clear insights and thoughtful prayers to inspire growth and integrity. Perfect for anyone seeking to deepen their relationship with God through everyday faithfulness.

Faith in Action: A Journey Through James

This five-day reading plan aims to help individuals intentionally integrate their faith into their work lives. Each day offers practical activities and Scripture references that guide you in applying these teachings to your work environment, ultimately making your job a means of serving Jesus forever.

Make Your Job Count for Eternity

How can a man support his wife, child, or loved one struggling with mental health?  As men, when we feel ill-equipped, we can be tempted to disengage, even when our family needs us most.  Out of a lengthy journey supporting his wife’s mental illness recovery journey, Doug shares Scriptures that have brought hope to his family’s darkest seasons.  Each day’s devotional also shares some hard-learned lessons to encourage, provide insights, and strengthen hope.  May God’s Word and the fellowship of this plan equip you to carry hope for your loved one until they can hold it themselves.

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