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Dear Reader, In our 20-year marriage, we have faced highs and lows, including miscarriages, infidelity, and financial stress. Despite doubts, God has consistently restored and strengthened our relationship. Over the next few days, join us in exploring how hopeful forward-thinking has transformed our hearts and marriage. We believe in living with hope and faith, and trusting God to transform any relationship. Sincerely, Josh and Katie Walters

Everybody ends up somewhere in life. Some people end up somewhere on purpose-these are the ones with vision. "Visioneering" is pursuing the course needed to make dreams a reality. Here's your invitation to take time every day for a week thinking and praying through God's vision for your life.

Often we are consumed by what others think of us, but this video series shows you that only God matters. He created you and gives you your identity through Jesus. You are a dearly loved child of God.

It's never too late to imagine more, chase your dreams, and have an impact on the world through using your unique gifts and talents, and this 5-day plan will show readers how to exchange their ordinary for God's extraordinary.

Everything that has been created on earth by human beings started in the imagination of somebody’s mind. This is a gift from God. In this 7-day study we will learn about the relationship between your imagination and faith. I want to help you unlock your imagination in a way that has never been done before. 

What should leadership look like in God's Kingdom? An intriguing cluster of rich images in the Bible conveys God’s answer to these questions. Meditating on these complex pictures reveals with amazingly simple clarity how to lead in a way that pleases God.

God speaks to us in many different ways. As a runner, I get a unique perspective on the world and how He sees us. God is pursuing you in more ways than you can imagine, and He will speak to your heart the way he uniquely created you to understand.

At the beginning of a new year, we are uncertain of what's ahead. This video series shows us that the grace that turned the Apostle Paul's life around is the same grace that we can be confident in as we head into the unknown. As Christians, we live by faith in a God who's always watching and always paying attention.

Men and women are both made in God’s image. But why do we behave so differently then? Could it be that our differences are just a kaleidoscope of different reflections of God’s image? In this Plan, we will explore how to recognize God’s image through our differences in marriage.

How will you prepare to celebrate the birth of the Savior this year? Many people have traditions such as listening to Christmas music, sending cards, decorating a tree, or reading the Christmas story. During this Advent devotion, we'll be looking at 5 different responses from people who were present for the coming of Jesus and we'll look at how they prepared for His arrival. We'll now look at Simeon’s response.

It’s difficult not to compare ourselves with others. Add in the pressure to look a certain way, and you’ve got a recipe for negative effects on our physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. So, what should we do when we find ourselves grappling with these kinds of thoughts? Learn from others’ experiences and how they’ve seen God at work in their lives in this Bible Plan by finds.life.church.

This 12-day devotion series, shared by The Lutheran Home Association’s chaplains, focuses on heaven. We have many questions about what life be like in heaven. Each devotion focuses on heaven and answers the questions on what heaven will be like. Someday we will all be in heaven because Jesus has paid for all our sin.

Vision is the single most important factor that differentiates good leaders from great ones. Explore the process that God uses to birth vision in the life of Christians.

A 4 day devotional inspired by the life and legacy of Pastor Susai Joseph. His life and ministry were characterised by a single-minded vision that electrified him and caused him to passionately focus on what God revealed to him. You can read more about Pastor Joseph in the book: ‘Lessons from My Father’ by Victor Nazareth. www.lessonsfrommyfather.in

Our minds are the most powerful, or harmful, tools we have. What’s your mindset look like on a daily basis? These are lessons from a runner, but not just for runners. Whatever season of life you’re in, these lessons can help you look at things through a different perspective.

Whether you’re new in your relationship or you’ve been walking with Jesus for a while, it’s easy for your faith to lose its sense of expectation. Maybe you used to believe God for big things, but you’ve been disappointed, and now you find yourself rationalizing why He won’t come through. It’s time to remember that your God still does miracles, and He wants to move in your life.

How can you embrace this new year? This new decade? This new season of YOUR life? In this reading plan from the #HopeDealer and founder of Hope is Alive Ministries, Lance Lang, you will learn how to push yourself, change your perspective, adjust your alignment and grab God's 20-20 vision for you! Don't let another day go by, not living in the purpose, plan, and vision God has for you.

Saint Ignatius (www.PrayAsYouGo.com) believed that God could speak to us just as clearly in our imagination as through our thoughts and our memories. In his Spiritual Exercises he writes of contemplation as a very active way of engaging your feelings, emotions, and senses to place your self in the scene described. Listen to the events of Jesus’ life described in these reflections. Pay attention to the details: sights, sounds, tastes, smells, and feelings of the event. Lose yourself in the story.

With the current state of the world it is easy to lose hope. The power of God's voice is a light that gives us vision for dark days. How do you hold onto that light of vision? How do you keep faith in times of hardship? Habakkuk gives us some insight into holding tight and moving forward. God is speaking. God is responding.

Vision makes the difference in how we approach our lives. Jesus knew what His priority was when He was just 12 years old and had already embraced a vision led life. To put it simply, Jesus knew what He was about. When we identify God inspired vision, it produces multiple positive effects in our lives. Through this devotional, we’ll consider five of them and their application for our lives.

Jesus said in Luke 18:27, “What is impossible with men is possible with God.” Jesus teaches that God performs miracles, and he can do what we think is impossible. In the “Imagine the Possibilities” Plan, we will continue our study through the gospel of Luke and read how Jesus performs miracles and changes live. This still will increase our faith, restore our souls, and keep our hope anchored in God.

This collaboration of Life.Church staff ranging from pastors to techies celebrates our 25-year anniversary and looks forward to many more years of God exceeding what we can ask, think, or imagine in our everyday lives. This plan is for anyone who wants a reminder of His faithfulness, power, and goodness.

"Passion, Vision, Action" is a week-long set of readings to help leaders reflect on their own leadership and be inspired in leading others. Jesus remains the greatest example of leadership the world has ever seen. He started a movement that has changed the world more than any other person. Over 7 days we will explore the leadership essentials of Passion, Vision and Action from Jesus' life and ministry.

This study looks at what it means to be created in God's image. Inspired by Tearfund's work in Church and Community Mobilization, which helps the local church work with its community, this study shares in the vision to address local needs by using the local church's own resources. The CCM approach has been used around the world and has brought remarkable transformation to local churches and their communities.

According to the Gallup Poll millions of people have had near-death experiences. Those who glimpsed the afterlife knew there was a boundary they could not cross and still return, so their stories should never form our theological framework of eternity. But these testimonies help us answer God’s command to imagine Heaven—to set our minds on the magnificent promises of eternity in a way that changes how we live today.