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4-day devotional from R.C. Sproul on using your time for God. Each devotional calls you to live in the presence of God, under the authority of God, to the glory of God.

So many people find themselves trapped by the pit of depression. This study will help you grasp God’s plan for your deliverance.

For some, Christmas time can be full of grief, tragedy, hurt, and division. Yet Christmas celebrates that God became a human and stepped right into the middle of our hurting, angry, chaotic world to bring us peace—peace among people and, even more importantly, peace with God. Join us this Advent season in looking at the peace brought by Christ.

Are you searching for a peaceful life protected from the chaos of your world? Do you desire a life where everything runs smoothly, without interruptions or disputes? We all do, but this idea is far from our reality. In this 5-day plan discover that peace isn’t the absence of problems or difficulties. Peace is the presence of Jesus. Peace is a Person.

The fruit of the Spirit can only be found when we are walking in the Spirit. This plan will help you delve into the fruit of the Spirit and detail how we, as believers, can enjoy this fruit.

Depression. Anxiety. Triggers and traumatic events take a mental, emotional, and spiritual toll on us. During these times seeking God seems difficult and redundant. The plan, "Seek God Through It" aims to encourage and teach you how to be proactive in the presence of God so you may experience the peace of God, no matter your situation.

In Judaism, peace—shalom—is rooted in the Hebrew word shalem, which means “whole” or “complete.” True shalom implies that diverse parties purposely set aside their differences and agree to see the good in one another, not just living alongside but among one another for a higher calling or purpose. This devotional plan explores 12 different steps we can all take toward achieving shalom in our lives.

A treasure principal of faith lies within this 30 day devotional, "The Heartbeat of God." Each day begins with a declaration of praise using these words, "O God, You are...". Then, an unfolding of His character and attributes begins (for example: "O God, You are Good"). These scripture-filled devotional prayers guide the reader into a practice of lifting up God's Name, which results in a deeper understanding of His intentional "heartbeat" of love for His people.