پلانی خوێندنەوەی بێبەرامبەر و بابەتی پەرستشی پەیوەست بە ڕۆما 5:4

Are you exhausted from trying to keep it all together—only to feel like you're still not enough? Perfectly Imperfect: Discovering Grace When Perfect Isn't Possible is a 7-day devotional journey for every woman who's weary of striving and ready to start living. Rooted in scripture, truth, and grace, you'll uncover the beauty of embracing who you are, not who perfection says you should be. It's time to trade pressure for peace—and discover the freedom of being perfectly imperfect.

Do you want to become more like Jesus? Are you struggling to follow Him fully? Join Pastor Scott Lackey of New Story Church for this seven-day devotional as we journey through Jesus’ farewell message in John 14–16. In His farewell message, Jesus invites us into a process called Christosis. Christosis means that Jesus became like us so that we could be with Him and become like Him. He gives us the tools we need to become like Him and to follow Him fully.

Prayer is essential—we all know that—but it’s worth pausing to ask, “Why?” In this reading plan, we’ll explore seven compelling reasons to build a strong prayer life. Along the way, you might uncover some surprising benefits you never expected.

There is only one way to God, and it's through Jesus, but in Jesus, there are many ways to connect with God. This month, we are focusing on connecting with God through Remembrance. As you remember what God has done, you are drawn into an encounter with Him. Through this 7-Day devotional, our goal is that you will be equipped to understand how to connect with God through Remembrance.

When life blindsides us - the diagnosis we never saw coming, the fracture in a relationship we begged God to heal, the silence after desperate prayers - our faith can feel fragile. We wonder, is what I believe enough to carry me through this? Yet Scripture reminds us that faith grows strongest in the fire. What shakes us doesn’t ruin us; it refines us. Over the next seven days, you’ll discover how testing becomes transformation, how surrender becomes strength, and how God turns storms into testimonies. You’re not facing this alone. The One who allows the storm walks with you through it.

In today’s day and age one of the greatest challenges faced by the church is a weak, fragile, and shaky faith. As we grow and mature in our walk with God, we deepen our understanding, we build our spiritual muscles, and we strengthen our stakes in God. God calls us to be strong disciples, so join us on a 7-day journey as we strengthen our walk with Him.

This devotional is for anyone who feels caught between what was and what will be. It is for those who are walking faithfully, yet still waiting. Thriving in the In-Between is a 7-day devotional adapted from the book, "In-Between: Turning Transits into Triumphs." It is for anyone navigating seasons of waiting, transition, or uncertainty. Whether you feel unseen, stretched, or unsure of what comes next, this devotional will help you trust God, grow with purpose, and thrive in the in-between.

Hebrews 12 famously compares our faith journey to athletics. In this plan, Olympians Jaccob Slavin (USA), Teddy Blueger (Latvia), and the NHL's Matt Duchene, Ryan Johansen, and Kent Johnson (Canada) encourage us to fix our eyes on Jesus as we build spiritual endurance, living unto Jesus each day.

Self–brain surgery is not a metaphor; it’s the mechanism of personal change. And it just might save your life. While you can’t control everything that happens to you, you have more power over how you experience your circumstances than you might think. Science and faith can complement each other to help you radically transform your life by changing your mind. This 7-day plan, adapted by Dr. Lee Warren from his book, The Life-Changing Art of Self-Brain Surgery, invites you into a powerful new way of thinking and living.

In a culture where conflict is so widespread, it is understandable why the Church is not exempt, and neither will we be immune to its effects and consequences. In this devotional, men will examine 2 Corinthians to see how Paul was a genius at finding another Christlike way through conflict. Written by Dean Brenton.