Jealousy

Through this reading plan, the Lord wants you to stop seeing yourself as the world sees you. Allow the distorted image you have of yourself to pass through God's optic nerve so that you will have a complete understanding of God's plans and purposes for your life, with the ability to see yourself the way He sees you.

How You See Me

When was the last time you struggled to feel genuinely happy about someone else's success? This three-day devotional explores John the Baptist's remarkable response to Jesus' growing ministry, revealing how true belief transforms competition into collaboration, jealousy into joy, and self-promotion into kingdom preparation.

The Silent Struggle of Comparison

Tired of questioning your worth or letting the mirror—or others’ opinions—define your value? Over the next three days, we'll challenge some surprising assumptions about beauty and worth, reorient a few of our perceptions, and help you reclaim what's really true by connecting to God's liberating truth. Let’s look beyond the mirror together.

Beyond the Mirror: Finding Your True Worth

Comparison quietly steals purpose, joy, and peace. This 6-day plan reveals how comparison shapes decisions—from relationships to money to calling—and how identity in Christ breaks its power. Through Scripture, story, and practical reflection, you’ll learn how to silence jealousy, heal wounded identity, and walk confidently in the life God uniquely designed for you.

Identity: The Cure for Comparison

Stop feeling guilty about every jealous feeling. Discover the three biblical types of jealousy and why understanding the difference will transform how you process these emotions. This eye-opening plan reveals what most Christians never realize about God's own jealousy.

The 3 Types of Jealousy (And Why 2 Aren't Sinful)

Join us in this middle school devotional designed to help students break free from the trap of comparison and step into the freedom of being who God made us to be. During the next 3-weeks, find the wisdom that leads us to celebrate ourselves and others the way God does!

Caught Up

Consumerism is the driving force of our current culture. Simplicity creates time and space for the Holy Spirit to cultivate a heart that is content in seasons of plenty and seasons of great need. In this reading plan, we will consider four movements that will address the current condition of our hearts and the outward reality of who we are becoming. 

Learning Simplicity in an Age of Consumerism

God did not hate Esau because He loved Jacob more. God hated what Esau and people like him represented. This six-day plan was designed to help believers understand why Esau was rejected, why Jacob was chosen before works, and how despising one’s birthright produces generational enemies (Edom/Amalek). This study examines the concepts of value, motive, inheritance, and spiritual appetite.

God Hates Esaus- It Was Never a Jacob Thing

Magazines, influencers, blogs, trends. The beautiful is defined. Success is prescribed. The different is provided. Even when society shouts comparison, God whispers acceptance.