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

Sometimes we’re trying to clean ourselves up, trying hard to be good enough, and then we’ll believe that God really loves us, but God loves you right now. He loved you when you were doing wrong and were off course. God put His love on you. You are permanently loved. Nothing you’ve done has changed God’s love for you.

Being a godly father is an exhausting, challenging, thrilling, dangerous, confusing, and rewarding endeavor. It’s both a place you are and a journey you’re on. It’s a destination you arrive at and a process of becoming. This reading plan will help you gear up for the journey, get a sense of where you are right now, and what steps to take next.

Pastor Chris Brown recounts some of the extraordinary tragedies and trials he has experienced, including homelessness, violence, abuse, and the loss of loved ones. Reflecting on his story, Chris shares his hard-won countercultural perspective on pain, offering hope to those of us who feel disqualified or discouraged by our circumstances. The messiness of our past stories can craft a new life that points to God and proclaims His glory.

You may be living the life of a special needs parent or a caring family member or friend who wants to know your role in connecting and supporting your loved one as they care for their child. I want to share with you some of the most basic needs of a family raising a child with special needs and what you can do to show support.

Loving others is one of the most important and difficult commands Jesus gave us. We are messy, needy, and broken people. We constantly have to deal with our wounds and the wounds of others, but if we can learn to love others well, a rich and life-giving relationship will be our reward. May you receive the love of your Father given you by his grace and be empowered to love others.

Raising the bar for a conversation on grief. A high school devotional designed to help students navigate seasons of grief in their lives. In this devotional, you’ll find encouragement to turn to Jesus for support, love, and comfort as you grieve.

This 7-Day Devotional Plan serves as a compassionate and faith-based resource for those navigating life after divorce. With its daily readings, prayers, and reflections, this devotional offers guidance and support to individuals looking to heal, find hope, and live purposefully.

This is a new year, a new start! Tired of the same old New Year's resolutions like eating healthy or losing weight? This year, try some Bible inspired ones from the Book of Proverbs.

Many movies have been made about auto racing over the years. Some are fictional and funny, while others are meaningful true stories. We can learn lessons that strengthen our faith from many motorsports movies. In this plan, we look at movies such as Talladega Nights, F1, and Rush to challenge us and help us grow in our faith.

In a moment, one choice can change everything. Who will my friends be? Which college or career will I pursue? What does God want for me? Where will I find the answers? In this plan, based on the book The Variable Life, John Weirick shares stories and insights to help you through the maze of change, choices, and complexities in modern life, without losing sight of God or yourself.