Young Adults

God designed people as physical, emotional, and spiritual beings. In this reading plan, we want to better understand human sexuality from God’s Design, to the Distortions we encounter, and the Redemption we can experience.

Sex: Design. Distortion. Redemption.

A growing movement of young people is rebelling against the low expectations of today’s culture. Twin brothers Alex and Brett Harris challenge teens and young adults to do hard things in this inspiring seven-day devotional.

You Can Do Hard Things

The Christian life, as God intended it to be lived, is not a mere standard of performance, a code of ethics or a life of ritual, but a vital, personal relationship with the living creator God as He has revealed Himself to man through the person of the Lord Jesus Christ.

How You Can Be Sure You Are a Christian

We are in the grip of a slow awakening in the student world as we continue to hear story after story of students coming to know Jesus. This is a story that hasn’t just begun now, it's been unfolding across generations, prayers of those who have sown in tears that God would move powerfully in this nation and the next generation; we are standing on the answered prayers of those faithful intercessors.

Church & Students

This 5-day reading plan features devotions that help us understand how God has equipped us to live out our faith in all parts of our lives, including in the workplace. Readings are excerpted from the articles in the Faith & Work Bible by David H. Kim, Director for the Center for Faith and Work and editors at Christianity Today.

What The Bible Says About Work: For New Graduates

This Gospel-friendly, reader-friendly plan is designed to be read on weekdays. It will lead you through the story of Joseph as told in Genesis (ch 37-50); Paul's letters to the Colossians & Thessalonians, the story of Nehemiah and the oracle of Obadiah with selected readings from the Psalms. Each reading comes with a devotional for meditation to guide you through enjoying the Gospel everyday.

Word On The Street - V

We are currently enrolled in one of the most challenging courses we will ever have to take - Life. God has provided each of his students a detailed curriculum that includes: our course description, expectations, assignments, learning outcomes and conference hours. In this Bible plan students will discover that God’s Holy word serves as the required Syllabus for our life’s course.

The Syllabus For Life's Course

This devotion taken from Book of Obadiah will equip you with biblical truths and guide you to practice it daily as you continue your walk of faith in Christ.


Book of Obadiah

God created human beings for a relationship with Him and with others. Therefore, cultivating healthy relationships should be of great importance to every follower of Jesus. This plan examines four relationships that we read about in the Bible, exploring the healthy relationship foundations we read about along the way.