Encouragement

This 5-day devotional is for the mom doing her best—and still feeling like it’s not enough. The one buried in laundry, overwhelmed with appointments, and wondering if her unseen efforts matter.

If that’s you, take a breath.

Grace in Your Gaps by Lisa Schwarz was born from her experience as a stay-at-home mom of six—navigating chaos and learning that God doesn’t wait for us to have it all together. He meets us in the middle.

These short devotions remind you: your gaps aren’t failures—they’re invitations for grace. Pause. Breathe. Let God meet you there.

5-Day Devotional for Moms: Grace in Your Gaps

Do you need a quick Bible shot for encouragement, direction or inspiration? God in 60 Seconds is just what you need today. 

What can you learn in 60 seconds? You might be surprised.

Check out these short studies from our Third Space team. They are meant to whet the appetite for considerations and conversations about God and the Bible. If these short segments grab your attention, why not find out more.


God in 60 Seconds - Workplace

God spoke an ancient word over your life that promised hope and a good future. Regardless of circumstances, He can orchestrate a turnaround that sets you on a path of victory, breakthrough, deliverance, healing, and provision. Trust Him at your crossroads; make Him your only option. Be open to change and expect the unexpected. God’s jaw-dropping goodness awaits you!

Living in the Jaw-Dropping Realities of God’s Goodness

This 10-day plan will walk you through the book of Zechariah by reading a short passage daily. Each day is accompanied by a short video that explains what you're reading and how it's all about Jesus. In this plan, you'll learn how God's promise of his eternal presence to his people is fulfilled in Jesus, the true temple and final king. 

Zechariah: Hope for God's Presence | Video Devotional

 Everyone knows that Superman is a hero. But Believers are also in the process of hero training! This 4-day devotional by Lisa Bevere will help you discover how God, through the powerful combination of Scripture and obedience, has the power to transform you into just that.

Becoming a Hero With Lisa Bevere

God is love, and we love because He first loved us (1 John 4:19). Still, life’s hardships and our human flaws often make it hard to love others as God loves us. The aim isn’t perfection but transformation—becoming more like Christ in how we love. As you reflect, ask yourself: Are we loving well? This isn’t about comparing ourselves to others, but about honestly assessing our hearts, identifying where growth is needed, and realigning our love with God’s, so that His love can flow through us more freely.


Are We Loving Well?

Just like God called Abraham to leave and go to an unknown land, military families understand the challenges of constantly moving and starting over. However, just like God promised to bless Abraham, military families can also experience unique blessings through their journey. This 5-day study will explore and how we can use our experiences to be a blessing to others.

Experiencing Blessing in Transition

This 6-day devotional encourages moms to embrace their God-given role with grace, love, and intentionality. Through personal reflections and biblical insights, Amy Rienow shares how heart connection—not perfection—is the foundation for lasting relationships with your children. Discover how to cultivate emotional safety, joy, and lifelong discipleship in your home. Whether you're in the trenches of toddlerhood or navigating adult children, this study will help you lean into God’s fierce love for you and reflect that love in your parenting.

A Mother's Heart

Have you ever felt the pain of rejection? Have you wondered if you’d ever be enough, for them, yourself, or even God?
Made New: Rewriting the Story of Rejection Through God’s Truth is an 8-day devotional that gently guides you through the wounds of rejection and into the healing power of God’s love. With honest reflections, scripture-based encouragement, and space to process your journey, you’ll be reminded that your identity isn’t rooted in what you’ve done or what’s been done to you, but in who God says you are.

