پلانی خوێندنەوەی بێبەرامبەر و بابەتی پەرستشی پەیوەست بە پەندەکانی سلێمان 17:17

Fathers are people who constantly sacrifice for their families with very little recognition. There are many ways to give back to these men in our lives, but it is sometimes difficult to know what they are and how to implement them everyday. As you dive into Biblical ways to recognize and strengthen your relationship with your earthly dad, you will also see the many ways they reflect our Heavenly Father.

Even though it may not seem like it as we are trying to find our way in a pre/mid/post covid world, but we are STILL ON A MISSION—The Great Commission, that is. Our families, friends, work, church, and faith need us to reengage. We may be the only Jesus they see.

Storms in life are inevitable. This 5-day plan will guide you through helping yourself and others when they come.

This reading plan includes five daily devotions based on John Sowers’ book Say All the Unspoken Things: A Book of Letters. These devotions, based on letters John Sower wrote to his daughters, proclaim the love God has for you, the worth he ascribes to you, and privilege of facing life in God’s strength.

Want to breathe life back into your friendships, heal from past friendship mistakes, or simply create stronger connections? By building a friendship foundation on Jesus, we can pursue people without the fear of rejection, love them despite past hurts, and find the true joy God intended for our relationships. Explore the biblical descriptions for community in this five-day plan from friendship coach and author Bailey T. Hurley.

Building friendships as adults can be challenging. Past hurts, rejections, and failures can cause us to feel insecure and alone. Still, the yearning for relationships remains. What’s a woman to do? In this plan, Cheri Strange, mom to six daughters, author, encourager to women, and Ph.D., shares five faith-building principles for cultivating the courage to experience the biblical model of friendship for which you long.

We love many different kinds of things and people, but some things are hard to love. Certain vegetables, for example. Or hard subjects in school. But sometimes people can be hard to love, too. Is there anyone in your life who you have a hard time loving? Catherine Parks will help you learn about love from the most loving Person of all time—Jesus!

Should you be friends first before dating? Perhaps. But it’s more of a personal preference than a Christian dating rule. In this 5-day devotional, we’re sharing why and how to navigate a friends-first approach to dating.

Is it worth the wait to be friends first before diving into a romantic relationship? In this 5-day devotional, we’re sharing five benefits of having a friendship first and how to build a meaningful friendship with a solid foundation for a long-lasting relationship so your dating experience is even better.

Are you looking for some Biblical Christian relationship advice? In this 5-day devotional, we’re sharing why it’s super important to establish a strong friendship while dating. From communication and trust to conflict resolution when things get tough, discover how these elements align with Christian teachings to cultivate a healthy, God-centered relationship.