Daily Devotions
Thirty mornings, one steady word. Which series is yours?
Each series is thirty short devotions — one in your inbox each morning by 5 a.m., about a minute to read. Choose the one that fits where you are right now; you can always start another when it ends.
Men and Women Who Contributed the Most to the Church and the Kingdom →
For anyone who wants to stand on strong shoulders.
Thirty mornings with the people who carried the faith through two thousand years — Augustine in his restlessness, Corrie ten Boom in a prison camp, C.S. Lewis in his doubts. One life, one Scripture, one question to carry into your day.
What in the World Is God Doing →
For the curious — history with its faith still in it.
Thirty places and moments where God moved — from Pentecost in Jerusalem to a revival in a Rwandan boarding school. The history you may know, told alongside the faith you may have missed.
Famous Kids from the Bible: Written for Pre-Teens and Teens →
For ages 10–16 — and the parent who forwards it.
David, Mary, Esther, Josiah — thirty young people in Scripture who were scared, overlooked, or in over their heads. Written straight to a teenager, in a teenager's language, about the things teenagers actually carry.
Young People of Our World: A Devotion for Families →
For families with kids roughly 9–14.
Thirty young world-changers — Helen Keller, Louis Braille, Anne Frank, Malala — told for the dinner table. Short enough to read aloud after dinner, with three honest questions and a prayer your kids can actually pray.
Never Too Young to Change the World →
For adults who suspect it's too late. It isn't.
The same thirty young lives, told for grown-ups — what they carried, what it cost, and what their example still asks of the rest of us.
Thoughts and Struggles from 30 of the Most Prominent Business Leaders →
For leaders carrying more than they say out loud.
Drucker, Kahneman, Covey, Carnegie — thirty leadership voices, each paired with a Scripture and the tension that never makes it into the keynote.
The Early Career Years: Lessons of the Most Prominent Young Adults →
For your twenties and thirties — or someone you love who's in them.
Meg Jay, Kate Bowler, Jeffrey Arnett — thirty readings on the decade everyone says doesn't count yet. It counts. One honest lesson each morning.
Partners, Best Friends, and Lovers: Creating an Unbelievable Marriage →
For couples — dating, engaged, or decades in.
Thirty evenings for two people: one struggle said out loud, one prayer prayed together. Read it across the table or across a phone screen — but read it together.
30 Books That Changed My Life →
For readers who want a guide, not just a list.
The books that formed me — Sproul, Manning, Eldredge, Chan, Yancey — one a day, with what each one did in me and what it might do in you.
Not sure which to start with? Book a free clarity call and we’ll find it together.