Discover the five simple steps to a more peaceful, happy, and content life by living free. In this six-week devotional study you will learn to understand your personality, discover your purpose, create a life you  love, allow God to redirect you, and release your shame.

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Excerpt: Each passing day is one step closer to finally and forever being home. As we run from this earthly home searching for more, we will never be fully or finally satisfied until we arrive in our eternal home.

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Excerpt: David could face his fear of death because he was certain that this was not the end but just the beginning of a life in eternity or as he puts it, “forever.”

Excerpt: When you need courage, God is standing with you! “In his unfailing love, my God will stand with me.” (Psalm 59:10)

Excerpt: All the good we read in Psalm 103 is forfeited when we refuse to forgive. I don’t know about you, but that’s a forfeit of forgiveness I can’t afford to lose. Who do you need to forgive today as God forgives you?

Excerpt: I love second chances. I think we all do. Second chances are the thing we hold on to for hope. It’s the flip side of a “what if” worry to “what if” wonder. “What if things did turn around, work out, and succeed?” Yes, that is what we’re hoping for.

Excerpt: Jesus prayed, “Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors.” (Matthew 6:12)

Why should we forgive? Paul tells us to forgive others because God forgives us. (Philippians 4:32)

Excerpt: The right response to our sins is to confess and take responsibility. We confess to receive forgiveness from God. We confess to restore our relationship with others. The goal of confessing is responsibility and restoration.

Excerpt: Sometimes it feels like God is actively working against us. It’s in these times, we seek God’s rest. What’s God’s answer for you when you’re exhausted? More work? Trying harder to do better? No.

Excerpt: Waiting is the most active action you and I can take in light of what we learn from David.  How is God inviting you to wait today?