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The Ripple Effect: The Art of Discipleship is a 5-day Bible reading plan that explores the powerful impact of intentional, Christ-centered leadership. Like a pebble dropped into still water, every step of obedience, every word of encouragement, and every act of faith creates ripples, shaping lives beyond what we see. 

THE RIPPLE EFFECT: The Art of Discipleship

This 5-day devotional helps you cultivate Christlike compassion toward those who have hurt you. Grounded in verses like those found in Colossians 3 and Luke 6, you’ll be challenged to soften your heart, see your family members through God’s eyes, and move toward mercy rather than judgment. Compassion doesn’t excuse wrongdoing but opens the door to understanding and healing. If you're holding onto anger or struggling to care, this study will guide you toward grace. Start today and let compassion be a channel of God’s healing in your family.

Healing Family Relationships Through Compassion

Disability is a theme from Genesis through Revelation. Through this devotion, we'll look at passages that form our theology of disability. Knowing what the Bible says about disability helps us know how to think about disabilities and how to treat people with disabilities (including
ourselves if we are diagnosed with a disability).
Let's make sure that theology has a firm foundation that will hold up when we are ministering to people with disabilities and their families. To do that, we're going to look at God's plan, God's purpose, God's provision, God's place, and God's promise in disability.

Seeing Disabilities Through God's Eyes: A 5-Day Devotional With Sandra Peoples

Conclude your journey through the BEMA Liturgy with Part D: Children of the Resurrection Liturgy Reading Plan. BEMA Liturgy is here to help you slow down, form groups around Scripture, and live out the life Jesus has called us to. We encourage you to find a group to join this journey with you as you study, pray, and worship. See bemaliturgy.com for more information about the official start dates and timing of the liturgy.



BEMA Liturgy I — Part D

Sharing where and when we need Jesus the most makes for a powerful faith story. This plan provides Biblical examples of Jesus sharing in someone’s story and encourages scripture verses. Through it, you will discover ways God calls us to share our stories of faith and get a picture of the power of God at work, which can lead to deeper conversations about Jesus. 

Lighting Up Our City: Week 3-Connecting Through Your Story 

About This Week's Plan: This week, we'll explore the middle three aspects of the Fruit of the Spirit: patience, kindness, and goodness. These qualities reveal Christ's character in our interactions with others, especially during challenging circumstances. Each day, we'll examine what these fruits look like in practice, how they're developed through life's difficulties, and practical ways to express them in our relationships. Whether you're dealing with difficult people, feeling worn down by waiting, or seeking to make a positive impact, these devotionals will help you cultivate the patience, kindness, and goodness that reflect Jesus to the world.

FruitFULL - Patience, Kindness, and Goodness - the Character of Christ in Action

These studies examine how we can work as an authentic Christian in the workplace and how to pray for your work colleagues.

Evangelistic Prayer Team Study - How to Be an Authentic Christian at Work

This 6-day devotional will help you experience healing in your family by learning to accept others as Christ has accepted you. With biblical insights from Romans 15, Hebrews 2, and Galatians 6, you’ll discover how embracing grace, acknowledging your own flaws, and letting go of unrealistic expectations can transform strained relationships. Acceptance doesn’t mean ignoring sin—it means choosing love in the midst of imperfection. If you’ve been struggling to love someone through their mess, this study will help you move forward in faith and peace. Start today and take a healing step through Christlike acceptance.

Healing Family Relationships Through Acceptance

Change often feels like a collision. Getting jolted out of the rut of predictability doesn’t always feel good, but it does have the potential to lead to something positive. Scripture is full of examples of people who collided with God and were never the same because of it. That didn’t mean it was always easy, but it did mean they were forever changed as a result. What would it take to put yourself in a position to collide with God? 