Hope

For many of today’s women, it may seem that the women in the Bible are anything but relatable in respect of being mentors, leaders, and game-changers. However, a close inspection of how these women in the Bible carried themselves reveals how vigorous and tenacious they were; characteristics that the women of today need to amplify in their lives to ensure alignment with what God requires of them.

Notable Lessons From Women in the Bible

God has created you to live a life of freedom and fullness. This 40-day reading plan will reveal God’s promise of freedom, the things that threaten to steal that freedom, and God’s power to restore your freedom. This is not a devotional but a reading plan that helps you discover God’s plan for your life in His Word.

Living in Freedom

Miracles happen when we trust God and walk in our faith. This devotion will help the readers to have stronger faith in God. May the objective of our life be that our faith is strengthened and we are empowered to receive what God has planned for our lives.

Walk in Faith

Discover the profound connection between the Last Supper and Galilean wedding customs as it deepens our understanding of Jesus' Final Meal and its significance for Communion today. The Last Supper is rich with meaning when viewed through the lens of Galilean wedding traditions. Jesus was not just sharing a meal; He was setting up a new, lasting relationship with His followers, preparing a place for them, and pointing towards a future celebration. Understanding these connections helps us appreciate Communion as a representation of this deep, joyful, and eternal covenant with Christ.

Understanding the Last Supper: The Connection Between Galilean Weddings and the Role of Communion

If you’re looking for a training guide for your life and want to better connect with your heavenly Father, Running For Your Life will help you stay in your lane, fix your eyes on Christ, and run your own race.

Running For Your Life

There was never another day like it. On the cross, on a barren hillside outside Jerusalem, we see Jesus. Beaten. Accused. Humiliated. Nailed to the cross… still Jesus spoke. In His final words from the cross, we discover the keys to living through a bad day. You see, Jesus understands what you’re dealing with and He wants to help you get through your bad days.

How to Live Through a Bad Day

Sometimes life brings spells of loneliness, depression, and suffering, but God is always faithful, is always near, and sees you in the midst of it all.  He cares so greatly, and longs to meet His children right where we're at. In this 6-day devotional, designed specially for teens, you'll learn how to take thoughts captive, pray, and focus on God's blessings.  

A Teen's Guide To: A God Who Sees You

Most of us know marriage won’t always be a honeymoon, but no one plans for a marriage crisis. Sadly, deep wounds, affairs, addiction, and divorce threaten so many marriages. But there’s good news: no matter what crisis you face, there’s still hope in Christ. Want more of that? Start this hope-filled Bible Plan by finds.life.church.

Marriage Crisis

Life hurts. We’re no strangers to this fact. It’s why we're writing this. And not simply because life hurts, but because there’s hope even when it does. There’s more to our suffering than meets the eye. Walking through 2 Corinthians 4 and 5, this plan is from Kristen Wetherell and Sarah Walton’s new book, “Hope When It Hurts.” 
