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What do we do when the valleys feel exhausting and pointless? How do we keep our joy in suffering? Will it ever get better? Over the course of this 3 day plan, CAIN takes us into their own story of how they can now say "I Made It" after a difficult season through the lens of scripture! 

I Made It: Joy in the Valley

All of us go through times when it feels like all life has drained away. Even our hearts are cold. There is no fruit on the tree, no dynamic activities. It feels like winter. Winter is an important season in the life of a Christian. We need winter as we need fresh air. Winter comes once a year, every year.

Understand and Pray Through Your Spiritual Winter

It’s easy to think, “Shouldn’t my life look different by now?” Maybe you’re single and tired of feeling like you’ll never meet someone you truly connect with. Or maybe you’re dating, but nothing seems to hold potential, leaving you discouraged about where it’s going. In either case, you’re not alone! In this 5-day devotional, we’re exploring how to trust God’s timing in love and bloom where you're planted.

Bloom Where You're Planted: Trusting God's Timing in Love

Join us for a chapter-by-chapter study of the book of Acts. This plan covers the entire book of Acts, including chapter summaries and study questions to help you get the most out of your Bible reading. This study, along with other resources, can be found on everydayscripture.org - Our mission is to encourage spiritual growth through the knowledge of God's Word. We hope you join us!

Acts | Reading Plan + Study Questions

You may not be walking the streets of Rome this Year of Jubilee, but your heart is still on a journey: a pilgrimage of the heart. This five day plan explores what it means to live as a pilgrim of hope; to long for something greater, to wrestle with sin and discover the freedom that can only be found in the mercy of Jesus.
 
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Forever Open: A Pilgrimage of the Heart

For the next couple of days we'll dive deep into different types of love. Love that's enduring, unconditional, deep, and immeasurable. The greatest love you and I could ever receive, the love of God. 

Immeasurable Love

The book of Esther, written in the post-exilic period, is the only biblical book that doesn’t mention God by name. As the author records how Mordecai and Queen Esther overcame Haman’s evil plan to destroy the Jews, a strong message is communicated to all readers: God is always sovereign, and He puts people in positions of influence, not for our own glory, but His and the welfare of His Kingdom.

Through the Bible: Esther

Enforcing Prayer: 10 Days of Scriptural Prayers by Lisa Schwarz shows how to activate the truth of God's Word and claim it for yourself. Lisa leads you through a series of transformational prayers based on timeless truths and personal affirmations that are critical to enforcing the power of God in your life. 

Enforcing Prayer: 10 Days of Scriptural Prayers

John the Baptist prepared the way for Jesus's life and ministry. This 5-day series traces John's testimony through readings from the Gospels. Just as John was sent to prepare the way for Jesus and point people to him, we have the privilege of also pointing others to Christ. As you prepare for Christmas, these devotionals will help you see how you can be a vessel of God’s love.