Youth

We will face trouble in this world like Paul, Barnabus, and Jesus did, but we can still be courageous for the Lord like they were. These devotions will help girls have courage too, knowing that Jesus has overcome the world! 

These devotions are based on the "I am Fearless" chapter from "I am Yours: Prayers For God's Girl" by Wynter Pitts. Each devotion has a short teaching, reflection question(s), prayer, and action step. On their own or with a parent, girls can enjoy connecting with the Lord and growing in their faith a day at a time! 

Being Courageous for the Lord: Devotions for Girls (I Am Fearless)

When Deborah was afraid, she trusted in the Lord, and when others were afraid, they looked to her. Girls will gain wisdom about not giving in to fear or peer pressure by looking at Deborah's example. 

These devotions are based on the "I am Fearless" chapter from "I am Yours: Prayers For God's Girl" by Wynter Pitts. Each devotion has a short teaching, reflection question(s), prayer, and action step. On their own or with a parent, girls can enjoy connecting with the Lord and growing in their faith a day at a time! 

Not Giving Into Fear and Peer Pressure: Devotions for Girls (I Am Fearless)

This five-day devotional gives girls practical ways to overcome fears. Learn how to overcome by looking at Jesus' powerful example.

The devotionals are based on the "I am Fearless" chapter from "I am Yours: Prayers For God's Girl" by Wynter Pitts. Each devotion has a short teaching, reflection question(s), prayer, and action step. On their own or with a parent, girls can enjoy connecting with the Lord and growing in their faith a day at a time!  

Ways to Overcome Your Fears: Devotions for Girls (I Am Fearless)

These devotions are about lasting treasures in the kingdom of God like loving well, forgiveness, and serving out of love and not selfishness. Where is your treasure? That is where your heart will be also.

These devotions are based on the "I am Available" chapter from "I am Yours: Prayers For God's Girl" by Wynter Pitts. Each devotion has a short teaching, reflection question(s), prayer, and action step. On their own or with a parent, girls can enjoy connecting with the Lord and growing in their faith a day at a time!  

Lasting Treasures From Loving God & Others: Devotions for Girls (I Am Available)

You weren’t saved to sit still. You were called out to stand up, speak truth, and live boldly for Christ. This 5-day devotional will help you discover your place in God's global plan—right from your classroom, hostel, or canteen. Learn how to be a witness in word, lifestyle, and love. Mission begins where your feet are.

Called Out: Living the Mission

The book of Ephesians is a letter written by Paul while imprisoned in Rome. He wrote to encourage believers in Ephesus, a wealthy city known for trade and idol worship. These Christians had once been far from God but were now learning what it meant to be found in Him. Paul reminded them of their new identity in Christ and called them to live differently—treating others well, speaking kindly, obeying, and standing strong in faith through life’s challenges. Join us in this 14-day devotional as we unpack Ephesians and what it means to follow Jesus!

12stone Camp Devotional

What if church was more than a Sunday event? In this 4-day plan, explore the radical, joyful way of life the early believers shared in Acts 2. The Church is meant to be a Spirit-filled family—centered on Jesus, shaped by love, and open to all generations. If your experience has fallen short, don’t give up. God still invites you into something deeper.

A New Kind of Family

In this three-day study for teens, we'll explore what it means to have a personal encounter with God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

A Personal Encounter With God

The Holy Spirit is the third Person in the Trinity and has an active role in the life of a believer. This week we will look at who He is, the role He plays in our life and how with Him we are empowered to live for Jesus. If you have any questions as you read the Bible and these devotionals this week, please speak with your leader.