Your brokenness doesn’t disqualify you — it prepares you. God used Peter’s failure to build a bold new beginning, and He can do the same for you. Discover how God’s grace transforms mistakes into testimonies and how He builds beauty from our broken stories.

When storms shake your faith, Jesus invites you to trust again. Just like Peter on the water, our faltering steps aren’t met with condemnation — they’re met with compassion. Learn how to shift your focus from fear back to the faithful hand of Jesus.

How you read the Bible matters. Through the lens of Jesus’ love, Scripture becomes a story of redemption, grace, and hope. Discover how viewing God’s Word through the heart of Christ transforms your understanding — and your relationship with Him.

Faith deconstruction can feel scary — but it doesn’t have to mean walking away from Jesus. True spiritual growth often involves letting go of lies to cling tighter to truth. Learn how Biblical deconstruction leads not to destruction, but to deeper, healthier faith.

Church hurt, betrayal, or spiritual wounds don’t have to end in bitterness. In this devotion, we explore how Jesus heals our hurts and invites us to trust His heart even when people fail us. Find hope in the God who never disappoints.

Doubt isn’t a sign that your faith is broken — it’s often an invitation to go deeper. Real faith isn’t the absence of questions but the courage to bring them to Jesus. Discover how doubt can actually strengthen your walk with God rather than tear it down.

Day 6: Come As You Are Scripture: Romans 10:13 -- "Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved." No disclaimer. No...

Day 5: Your Doubt Isn't a Dead End Scripture: Psalm 23:4 -- "Even though I walk through the valley… I will fear no evil, for You are with...

Day 4: What Grows in the Dark Scripture: Ephesians 5:13 -- "But everything exposed by the light becomes visible--and everything that is...

Day 3: The Power of Showing Back Up Scripture: John 20:26 -- "Eight days later… Thomas was with them." Doubt didn't keep Thomas away...

Even after seeing the risen Jesus, some worshiped—and some doubted. And some did both (Matthew 28:17). This verse reminds us that faith and doubt can coexist. God doesn’t reject us for our uncertainty—He meets us there and still gives us purpose. You’re not alone in your questions. Bring them to Him.