“What does it mean to live out my faith?”

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All throughout Scripture, God calls you to not just read the Bible, but to actually live out what you are reading. And if you’ve ever wondered how to do that, you’re not alone!

Today, dive into James—a book of the Bible with lots of wisdom about how to be active with your faith. Choose from the Plans below, or check out our Plans on James carousel for more options!

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“Forgive as the Lord forgave you…”

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When someone else hurts you, it can be hard to know how to navigate the situation and extend forgiveness.

Jesus showed what forgiveness looks like when He died for us on the cross. And because He has forgiven us, we can forgive others, too.

Today, choose from the Plans below or browse our forgiveness Plan collection in the Bible App.

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The Mid-Year Challenge Starts Today

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Trying to be more consistent with your Bible habit?

Take on the Mid-Year Challenge!

Regularly spending time in God’s Word often requires perseverance and endurance. By taking on the Mid-Year Challenge, you can focus on both skills while building your Bible habit.

Just complete one day of any Plan for seven consecutive days this month to earn a special Badge!

2025 Mid-Year Challenge Badge

Choose a Plan and take on the Mid-Year Challenge today!

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Whatever you’re feeling…

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…it’s not too much for God to handle.

Throughout the Psalms, you’ll find examples of how to share your emotions with God. The Psalmists shared what they felt—joy, pain, fear, and everything in between—and God listened.

Imagine how the Psalms could help you connect with God in the midst of what you’re feeling!

A Plan on the Psalms will guide you through various emotions the Psalmists felt as they prayed and worshiped.

Start a Plan on the Psalms today.

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