New to Faith

Following Jesus transforms every part of our lives. 
In this 14-day devotional, discover what it means to walk in faith, abide in Christ, serve with humility, worship with abandon and rely on God completely. Through Scripture and practical reflection, you’ll be challenged to not just believe — but to live out your faith with courage, joy, and trust.

Following Jesus

Begin your journey through Leviticus with clarity.

On the first day of this plan, you will read a guided introduction alongside the opening chapters of Leviticus. This introduction explains the purpose of the book and how God called His people to worship Him and live as a holy nation. You will see how sacrifices, priesthood, and daily life were shaped by God’s holiness.

As you read, remember that Leviticus is still being translated today so communities around the world can encounter God’s Word in the language they understand best.

This plan offers a clear starting point as you read Leviticus.

Leviticus: A Guided Bible Introduction

Begin your journey through Deuteronomy with clarity. On the first day of this plan, you will read a guided introduction alongside the opening chapters of Deuteronomy. This introduction explains how Moses renewed God’s covenant with Israel before they entered the Promised Land. You will see how obedience, blessing, warning, and hope shaped this final message to God’s people. As you read, remember that Deuteronomy is still being translated today so communities around the world can encounter God’s Word in the language they understand best. This plan offers a clear starting point as you read Deuteronomy.

Deuteronomy: A Guided Bible Introduction

The word 'church' is often associated with places of worship, but its usage in the Bible is connected to the community of believers in Christ. In the New Testament, we find that the Church has two aspects. On the one hand, all believers on earth at this time together with all those who have “died in Christ” in past centuries constitute the “Universal Church”. On the other hand, believers who meet in a particular locality form the “local church.” We will examine Paul's Letter to the Ephesians to understand the biblical concept of the church, both universal and local.

The Church - Universal and Local

Grace is not hurried, forced, or earned—it is a rhythm designed by God to guide, sustain, and transform every believer. This 30-day devotional, *The Unforced Rhythm of Grace*, invites you into a deeper understanding of God’s unmerited favor. Each day explores how grace frees us from guilt, forms our character, flows through our lives to bless others, grounds us in identity and security, and grows us in faith and love. As you reflect, meditate, and pray through these daily readings, you will learn to live in the gentle yet powerful rhythm of God’s grace.

UNFORCED RHYTHM of GRACE

Begin your journey through Numbers with clarity. On the first day of this plan, you will read a guided introduction alongside the opening chapters of Numbers. This introduction explains Israel’s forty years in the wilderness and how preparation, rebellion, discipline, and renewed hope shaped the nation. You will see both the consequences of unbelief and the faithfulness of God. As you read, remember that Numbers is still being translated today so communities around the world can encounter God’s Word in the language they understand best. This plan offers a clear starting point as you read Numbers.

Numbers: A Guided Bible Introduction

The Old Testament can feel confusing or distant, but the story has always been moving toward Jesus. In this 5-day Bible Plan, you’ll learn simple ways to recognize His heart in unexpected places: strange stories, laws, cautionary tales, and surprising moments of grace. As you read, you’ll begin to see how the character, compassion, and mission of Jesus were already showing up long before the gospels.

How to Find Jesus in the Old Testament

3D Journal serves as a guide through the basic concepts of Christianity. It can be read by those seeking more information about God and the Bible, as well as by those who have been walking with God for a long time.  This plan can also be used for discipleship, where a mature believer meets regularly with a younger believer in order to help them grow in their relationship with Jesus.  They can meet every week or two and discuss the main points and questions. 

Daily Discipleship Devotional Journal - From an Atheist to Mature Follower of Christ

Many grow up hearing familiar Christian phrases—grace, salvation, forgiveness, faith—yet still carry quiet fears, hidden shame, and the pressure to “be good enough.” This series, The New and Living Way, invites you to slow down, breathe, and rediscover the heart of the gospel.
 
Here, we explore what Scripture truly says about salvation, grace, identity, and transformation—not as heavy doctrines, but as living truths meant to free your soul. 

This plan is equipped with small group bible study material.