Peace

Life is hectic, and sometimes you just need to pause, breathe, and reconnect with God. This 5-day plan from Bible Teacher Jen Weaver walks you through simple, powerful breath prayers to help you receive God’s peace, strength, and rest even on your hardest or busiest days. Experience God’s comfort, love, and guidance like never before. Take a moment to stop and breathe deeply, and let God’s word and presence fill you up.

Breathe: 5 Simple Prayers to Connect With God

When life’s storms appear, do you know who you are and whose you are?  Your storm doesn’t define you.  Your burdens don’t define you.  Your past doesn’t define you.  Your circumstances don’t define you.  What defines you, my friend is your Creator.  Each day of this devotion we’ll learn how to speak God’s word to our storms and over our lives.  Let’s be empowered by His Word! This reading plan is from the devotional book "Say: Speaking God's Promises" by Allyson McElroy of On3Ministries


Say to the Storm

All throughout scripture, God’s people marked defining moments with altars, naming them to remember His provision, peace, and power. This 4-day plan invites you to do the same. As you reflect on Abraham, Moses, Gideon, and Samuel, you’ll be encouraged to see God’s faithfulness in your own story and mark the places where He’s met you.

Name Your Altar

When fear, anxiety, and emotional exhaustion become part of your daily life, it’s easy to wonder if God is still near…. or if He was ever there.
This 7-day devotional was inspired by one of the most searched and shared verses on YouVersion: Isaiah 41:10. That’s no coincidence. There’s a reason why millions return to this promise time and time again. If today you feel weak, alone, or on the verge of collapse, this devotional is for you. God has something to say to you…. right now.


The Most Searched Verse.... Isaiah 41:10

Feel like you’re working hard but still spiritually drained? This 5-day Bible plan will help you align your hustle with God’s presence. Learn to rest without guilt, pray with purpose, and follow God’s lead in every season. Whether you’re chasing a dream or holding it all together, discover how to hustle with peace, not pressure and let your grind glorify God.

Hustle and Pray: Work Hard. Stay Surrendered. Let God Lead.

As Christians, we are not immune to troubles in this world. In fact, John 16:33 promises they will come. If you are facing the storms of life right now, this devotional is for you. It is a reminder of the hope that gets us through life's storms. And if you aren't facing any struggles in this moment, it will give you the foundation that will help you through future trials.

Finding God's Truth In The Storms Of Life

What does the Bible say about new beginnings and lasting peace? The new year is a wonderful time to remember God’s promises. God’s enduring peace is available to all those who place their trust in Jesus! Join Pastor David Guzik for 5 days of Bible study about God’s peace, and enter the new year with courage. These short devotions were originally published by Enduring Word Bible Commentary.

God's Peace in the New Year

This year and last year have felt chaotic, stressful, uncertain, but God (I love those two words!) is unchanging, faithful, and our source of peace. Christmas is a time of remembrance, to reflect on what our God really did when Jesus was born in a manger. Follow along as we meditate on Christmas, joy, peace, love, and hope this Advent season. -Matthew West

We Need Christmas With Matthew West 

In the Jesus Comforts Plan, you’ll take a 7-day journey into the heart of God’s healing presence. Through biblical truths and moments of stillness, this plan invites you to experience Jesus as the Comforter who meets you in your pain. Each day walks with you through grief, hope, surrender, and renewal, reminding you that healing comes not from striving but from resting in His love. Whether you’re facing heartache, uncertainty, or the quiet ache of waiting, these readings help you find peace in His presence, strength in His promises, and courage to believe that even here—He is near.