Doubt

The most frequently repeated command in Scripture is: Do not be afraid. God’s people are told over and over not to fear. Why? Because if you and I are honest, we have a problem with fear. In this 7-day plan, we explore the story of Gideon and the keys to living a life without fear. Dive in and begin extinguishing the doubts that get in the way of your faith!

A Life Without Fear

We’ve looked at Jesus’ radical impact on culture—now we get personal. Can I relate to Jesus’ “normal” life—in all his quiet and personal decisions? Like how he chose right from wrong, like when he lost someone he loved, like when he was misunderstood, marginalized, and underestimated? Together, we go deeper and look behind the stories of the Bible to discover how Jesus may have faced those personal crises. 

He Gets Us: Diving Deeper  | Plan 2

The church of Thessalonika had been waiting for the return of Christ. But some time had gone by. Had they missed out on his return? Paul writes to encourage the church to keep waiting but also finds himself encouraged by the faith of Thessalonika. Be encouraged that Christ will return for all of his followers. Join Peyton Jones as he guides us through 1 Thessalonians.

1st Thessalonians Explained | He Shall Return

Many of us, at one point in our lives or another, can relate to the shame-filled, insecure woman at the well.  In this three-day plan, you’ll learn ways that Jesus has the final say in this woman’s life, and in yours.  
We would like to thank Lauren Diggs for providing this plan.  


Three Ways Jesus Has the Final Say With the Woman at the Well

When we’re weary from our work and worries, it can be difficult to feel strong. When we’re scared of the future or the past, we wonder if we will ever be brave. When we’re weak, we struggle to believe that we're loved. The good news is, we don’t have to feel strong, brave, or loved because we are. May this week-long devotional help you embrace what is true about you.

Strong, Brave, Loved by Holley Gerth

While the Church may be the Bride of Christ, nevertheless, it is still made up of sinful, imperfect people. That means that hurt and pain are inevitable, even from the best of these. But sometimes, the Enemy uses God’s people to spiritually abuse one another. It grieves the heart of the Lord, and yet, He still believes in His bride. Join us on a 3-day journey through Matthew as we discuss where Jesus is when the church really hurts. 
Written by: Kenzie McCarter

Jesus When the Church Hurts

Do you ever think, I can’t do this . . . I’ll never be . . . I’m not good enough . . .? These are lies from the enemy—and you can recognize and replace them. You can, by the power of the Holy Spirit, exchange all such lies for the mind of Christ. Are you ready to have a thought life that is truly rewired, renewed, and transformed? God’s truth has all power to set you free.

Take Every Thought Captive

Do doubts challenge your faith? Do you feel disappointed by Christianity? Are you at a spiritual crossroads? In this 4-day plan, Bible teacher Jen Weaver reframes "deconstruction" as a pathway to deep, resilient belief. Let’s call it reconstruction. God welcomes your questions. He meets you in uncertainty with divine love and attentive care. Whether you're wrestling with doubt or supporting someone who is, this plan provides valuable insights for nurturing authentic faith.

Fortified Faith: How Doubts Help REconstruct Belief

We live under a daily assault of thoughts and ideas- some true and some false. And perhaps the most dangerous ideas we allow to live in our minds are the lies we believe about ourselves. They magnify failure, steal our joy, keep us from love, and prevent us from realizing all of God’s plans for us. Join us as we call out the lies and replace them with God’s truth.