Are you happy? What do you base your happiness on? This reading plan shows you that if you know Jesus, you have everything you need to rejoice! 

Are You Happy? 

God is calling each one of us to play a significant role in the Great Commission. If you are like me, finding that divine assignment has been very difficult. It’s difficult because it can change with time and experience. In this reading plan, writer Paul Marc Goulet shares about this topic and how you can make your work valuable.

How to Discover Your Calling?

Every person can choose to be vibrant, and such a life begins by emulating Jesus. Each character trait that we are called to embrace, every action of kindness or love, and each word of compassion or tenderness is a telling reflection of Christ within us. We are called to be a vibrant show-and-tell of what God is able to accomplish through one ordinary person.

Vibrant: A Life Worth Living

You may have heard many times that  real  Christians don’t live with deep longings or feel unsatisfied. But Jesus doesn’t shield us from the ongoing consequences of human rebellion against him. And he wants us to live in anticipation of his full redemption of creation. We are promised good things when we live unsatisfied, hungry and thirsty for righteousness, and I invite you on a journey to explore those blessings. 

Blessed Are the Unsatisfied

Our lives can so easily become overwhelmed with worry and fear of the unknown. But God has given us a Spirit of courage, not of fear and worry. This seven-day plan will help you to turn to God in every situation. The ultimate end to worrying is to put your trust in God. For more content, check out finds.life.church 

Worry

In the midst of a dark and trying year, we’ve had a hope and light to guide us through. That light is the presence of God illuminated through His Word, even for those disproportionately affected by the pandemic and those who serve on the frontlines. This 20-day journey is full of devotional articles and reflections that will remind you of God’s presence and faithfulness in times of struggle.

Our Daily Bread: Light in a Pandemic

Immediately in the first chapter of the Bible, we read how God created light. And further on in the Bible, light is often used as a metaphor for God’s domain as opposed to the domain of sin and death. Jesus even calls Himself “the Light of the world”. Light and darkness thus have an important place in the Bible. This reading plan presents a selection of verses about this topic.

Light and Darkness

God makes much of us. But the point is to draw us out of ourselves to enjoy his greatness. In this 3-day devotional, John Piper pushes readers beyond the acts of Jesus' love to see the goal of his love.


Finding Real Happiness: Devotions with John Piper

As you imitate Christ in the way you treat other people, you will get in tune with God’s mission for your life. Read this devotional plan and find joy in serving your God and others.

Joy