Feb 11
Christian-ish: Teen Bible Study Curriculum
Christian-ish is a 5-week series of teen Bible study curriculum on surrender, drift, fear, and decision—complete with leader guides, activities, and printable devotionals.
Feb 10
Backyard Bible Club Curriculum: “It’s All Good In The Hood” Vol. 2
This backyard Bible club curriculum equips churches and mission teams for neighborhood outreach, urban ministry, and cross-cultural children’s programs.
Feb 06
UNBROKEN: Trauma Informed Children’s Ministry Bible Curriculum
UNBROKEN is a trauma informed children’s ministry Bible study curriculum for churches and ministries serving children ages 8–12.
Feb 05
Generational Discipleship: Dancing with Our Elders
A devotional on generational discipleship, inviting us to slow down, listen to our elders, and rediscover wisdom through abiding in Christ.
Jan 29
Dancing With The Manatees: Generational Discipleship
Dancing With the Manatees—stepping out of the boat to trust the Master Choreographer. An invitation to courage, healing, and grace-filled discipleship.
Jan 23
Germany Missions Field Manual
Germany Missions Field Manual equips teams with theological soundness, missional intelligence, and cultural awareness for faithful, effective mission in Germany.
Nov 16
What Does the Bible Say About Identity?
Research connects at least weekly Bible use to a strong identity. Nearly 7 in 10 daily Bible readers have a strong sense of identity.
Oct 31
KPop Demon Hunters
KPop Demon Hunters offers more than cool animation—it opens a window into the spiritual questions this generation is already asking: Who am I really? Why do I feel broken? What is truth? Can the darkness inside me be defeated?
Oct 05
When Religion Wears You Out
When Jesus said, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest,” He wasn’t talking about just crashing after a long day. His “Take my yoke upon you” invitation was relief from the heavy load of religion—endless rules, constant pressure, and trying to prove yourself.
Aug 20
Moneyball: The First Guy Through the Wall Gets Bloody
In the movie Moneyball, John W. Henry turns to Billy Beane and says, “I know you’ve taken it in the teeth, but the first guy through the wall always gets bloody… always.”