Matthew

New Beginnings is the 20th installment of our Reading with the People of God plan, inviting us to start a new year rooted in Scripture. Following our familiar lectionary pattern, each day includes an Old Testament reading, a New Testament reading, and a Psalm as a closing prayer. This season, we’ll journey through Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther—stories of returning, rebuilding, and God’s faithful preservation—while the Gospel of Matthew invites us to meet Jesus, the true King who fulfills every promise. Start the year with renewal, restoration, and a fresh encounter with God’s Word.

New Beginnings - Reading With the People of God #20

This three-day devotional invites believers into a bold, faith-filled journey of spiritual authority grounded in Scripture and daily practice. It begins with confession, revealing how declaring Jesus as Lord brings forgiveness, healing, and realignment with God’s truth. It then explores the authority of binding and loosing, teaching believers how to partner with heaven to shut down what opposes God’s will and release His promises with confidence. The journey concludes with the power of agreement, showing how unity in prayer unlocks God’s presence and power, equipping believers to live aligned, pray boldly, and walk in freedom and authority.

Keys to the Kingdom

Jesus healed people in many ways, and He is still bringing healing today. This 30-day plan explores His healing moments in Matthew, reminding us what they meant then and what they mean now. Whether you are walking through physical struggles, emotional pain, or spiritual battles, you are invited to draw near to Him and discover that healing may look different, but His presence and love remain the same.  

Matthew: Healing in His Presence

Jesus said, “Go make disciples.” One question: How? Discipology takes everyday believers on the same journey of transformation that Jesus took the disciples on. Rediscover the Biblical rhythms of discipleship that Jesus modeled. After a seven-step introduction, you’ll get three rhythms of seven steps each for: TIME with Jesus & others; TEACHING that shapes the heart; and TACTICS that turn faith into action. That’s 28 practical steps to equip you to effectively live out the Great Commission. Now you can start a disciple-making movement with a friend, your small group, or your whole church.

Discipology: The Art and Science of Making Disciples

How do you respond when difficulty arises? Do you ever find yourself losing your footing when hard times come? To close out the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives four pieces of wisdom in Matthew 7:12–29 that will help you stand strong, no matter what comes your way. Prayerfully, as we conclude this journey together, we will be equipped with wisdom that will help us serve God in every season of life!

The Test of Time

Over the next 21 days, we’re going on a journey through the words Jesus taught us to pray in Matthew 6. The Lord’s Prayer is an invitation to be changed from the inside out. As we fast and pray together, each daily devotional will help us draw closer to God, grow in identity, realign with his kingdom, trust him for provision, and walk in wholeness.

Our Father...

The 2-Year Chronological Bible Plan guides you through Scripture in the order of timeline history, helping you see the full story of God’s work from beginning to end. This plan deepens understanding, strengthens faith, and builds a consistent habit of reading God’s Word. Experience how the Bible fits together and grow spiritually as you follow God’s promises throughout Scripture.

Two-Year Chronological Bible Reading Plan (Second-August)

A journey through the Sermon on the Mount. Looking at its bold,
revolutionary, and clear declaration of God’s plan for Humanity.

The Kings Speech: A Devotional on the Sermon on the Mount

This April devotional, “The Principle of Wisdom,” is a month-long spiritual journey designed to ground believers in God’s wisdom as the guiding force for every area of life.
This devotional is a guide to be equipped to live with spiritual intelligence, pray strategically, and align every step with the mind and counsel of God.