Dating

Seasons of hiding can feel confusing, lonely, and discouraging, especially for Christian singles who desire clarity, movement, or partnership. Yet the Book of Esther reveals a powerful truth: obscurity can be God’s strategy, not His neglect. This 7-day devotional invites you to explore what it means to be hidden yet deeply known, unseen yet divinely remembered. Through Esther’s journey, you will discover how God uses quiet seasons to protect identity, refine character, and prepare you for future responsibility.

Hidden but Not Forgotten

This 7-day reading plan offers space to reflect on love as Scripture reveals it — gently, honestly, and without pressure. Through daily Bible passages and quiet reflection, you’re invited to slow down, notice where fear or striving may be present, and consider what it might look like to live loved. This plan is for anyone longing for rest, clarity, or a deeper sense of connection with God. 

What the Bible Says About Love

'KEEPING GODLY RELATIONSHIPS' is a 4-day devotional reading plan designed to help you build and maintain relationships rooted in God’s Word. Through each day’s reflection, you’ll discover essential biblical values for nurturing love, trust, and understanding in all types of relationships—whether in marriage, friendship, or business. This plan will guide you toward practicing godly principles that strengthen your connections, foster harmony, and reflect Christ’s character in every interaction.

Keeping Godly Relationships

The Hot & Holy Plan is a 7-day journey that invites you to explore dating, relationships, and desire through a biblical lens. Each day offers practical wisdom, honest reflection, and Scripture-based guidance to help you build healthy connections, guard your heart, and pursue intimacy God’s way. From discernment and emotional boundaries to communication, commitment, and purity, this plan encourages you to slow down, seek Jesus first, and make wise relationship choices. Whether you’re single, dating, or preparing for marriage, Hot & Holy helps you discover how faith, community, and intentional living lead to love that lasts.

Hot & Holy

The Book of Esther reveals a powerful truth for every single believer: God is always working behind the scenes, even when He seems silent. This 7-day plan is designed for Christian singles navigating seasons of waiting, obscurity, preparation, and unanswered questions. Through Esther’s journey, you’ll discover how God uses hidden seasons to shape identity, build courage, and prepare you for divine positioning. This plan will help you discern timing, surrender control, overcome fear, and trust God’s process. This devotional invites you to see your single season as purposeful preparation for “such a time as this.”

... For Such a Time as This

Healing after a broken church courtship—finding clarity, dignity, and hope in God again.

Healing From Broken Courtship Relationship

Before you can build a healthy relationship with someone else, you first have to understand who you are. But between society’s expectations, past heartbreaks, and our own insecurities, identity can get lost in the shuffle. Knowing yourself isn’t just self-help jargon—it’s the foundation for everything else. Let’s explore the five W questions: Who am I? What am I? Where am I? When am I? Why am I even here?

Student of Love: Your Guide to Discover, Uncover, and Recover Healthy Relationships

These 30 days of devotions will encourage you to find your security in Christ as you let Him transform you and your relationships! This plan is written by Chelsea Neal, Director of Personal Client Advocacy at Avail-- a non-profit organization that exists to empower confident decisions and foster futures of hope for those facing unintended pregnancy, past and present.

Relationships That Flourish: A 30-Day Devotional on Finding Security in Christ and Growing Healthy Connections

Every human being is born into a world filled with voices - some nurturing, some deceptive, and others downright destructive. From the moment we open our eyes, the world begins to tell us who we are & who we are not. 

It names us before we can name ourselves. “You’re not enough.” “You’re too broken.” “You’ll never be like them.”

These whispers- subtle, persistent, and often inherited - shape our sense of self long before we encounter the truth of who God says we are.