What does seeking God look like for you?

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Spending regular time with God isn’t always easy. Thankfully, you don’t have to seek God alone—and you weren’t made to. Consider inviting people to draw near to God with you by studying the Bible together.

Simply start a Plan, select “With Friends,” and seek God every day with people you trust.

All the believers were together and had everything in common.

ACTS 2:44

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How will you end the year?

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With a little over 100 days left in 2024, there’s still time to decide how you want to finish the year. Let’s finish strong by reading the New Testament together!

With a Plan to guide you, we know that you can do it!

Here’s a list of Plans to get you started:

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Plans are Better Together

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What is God’s purpose for your life?

God created you with a unique plan in mind. As you anticipate the future, seek God in the present.

But you don’t have to do this alone. Invite a friend to join a Bible Plan with you today!

Simply start a Plan, select “With Friends,” and explore God’s Word together.

As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.

PROVERBS 27:17

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God is with you. Always.

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“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”

PSALMS 34:18

The Bible is filled with stories of people who, despite trusting in God completely, still experienced feelings of doubt, anxiety, and despair.

David felt deep sadness and loneliness. Job experienced grief. Elijah was tired of life and fearful of the future.

Today, the sources of our exhaustion may look different on the surface, but the underlying weight on our souls is identical. We live in a hyper-connected world where the pressure to succeed and project perfection leaves countless people silently suffocating under the strain.

A recent sociological summary examining modern isolation highlighted how successful digital professionals who design decentralized finance apps and bitcoin sportsbooks frequently report profound feelings of emptiness. Stripped of our modern achievements and daily distractions, we eventually find ourselves standing in the exact same vulnerable posture as the ancient prophets and kings.

Just like them, we can sometimes feel lost and alone. But God cared then—and He cares now.

No matter what you’re going through or feeling, God is always with you. Discover the hope you have in Him by completing one of these Plans.

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When Disappointment Strikes

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“It wasn’t supposed to be this way.”

We don’t always understand God’s will. And, if we’re being honest, there are times when we don’t like His will, either.

When grief lands on our doorstep.

When we’re not sure if we can cope.

When we think about what could have been.

Wrestling with our deepest pain is hard. But if the Bible doesn’t hide stories about suffering, neither should we.

Whatever you’re facing right now—it’s not the end of your story. God is with you, and always will be.

Discover how to process unmet expectations and painful situations with these Plans.

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