“Jesus Can: 40 Days of Hope and Grace” is a 40-day devotional designed to help us grow in our trust, belief, and commitment to following Jesus. Each day of the devotional features:

• Scripture Focus: A selected Bible verse to meditate on.
• Devotional Content: A thought for the day to inspire and encourage.
• Reflection Questions: Questions to encourage personal application and deeper reflection.
• Prayer Prompt: A prayer based on the day’s devotional content.
• Action Step: Practical ways to live out the message and apply it to daily life.

This devotional aims to strengthen your faith, provide hope, and remind you of God’s grace as you journey through each day. Join us on this 40-day journey to experience the transformative power of Jesus in your life.

In a world that constantly tells us to strive for more, to be better, and to achieve success at all costs, we often find ourselves caught in a relentless pursuit of self-improvement and validation. We are bombarded with messages that encourage us to build our identities on external achievements, appearances, and the approval of others. Yet, despite our best efforts, we often feel empty, unfulfilled, and disconnected from our true selves.

“Unbecoming: Living For Jesus Inside Out and Upside Down” is an invitation to embark on a transformative journey of shedding the layers of societal expectations, self-centeredness, and superficiality that have shaped our lives. It is a call to embrace a radical shift in perspective, one that aligns with the teachings of Jesus Christ and challenges us to live from the inside out and upside down.

This book is not about adding more to our already overflowing plates or striving to become someone we are not. Instead, it is about unbecoming—letting go of the false identities and misplaced priorities that hinder our spiritual growth and prevent us from experiencing the fullness of life that Jesus offers. It is about discovering the freedom that comes from living authentically, rooted in our identity as beloved children of God.

Throughout these pages, we will explore the various aspects of our lives that need to be unlearned and transformed. We will delve into the ways in which our independence, insecurity, pride, and selfishness have shaped our actions and relationships. We will confront the lies we have believed about ourselves and others, and we will learn to embrace the truth of who we are in Christ.

Living inside out means allowing our inner transformation to shape our external actions and interactions. It means prioritizing our relationship with God above all else and letting His love and grace flow through us to impact the world around us. Living upside down means adopting a countercultural mindset that values humility, service, and selflessness over power, success, and recognition.

"Here's To Hope" is a 40 Day devotional book that seeks to illuminate the path of hope in the midst of life's trials and uncertainties. In these pages, we embark on a journey of faith, exploring the transformative power of hope anchored in the person of Jesus Christ. Each day brings its own set of challenges. In times of difficulty, it is easy to become overwhelmed and discouraged, questioning the purpose and meaning behind our struggles. Yet, it is precisely in these moments that hope becomes essential. This devotional book is born out of the belief that hope is not a fleeting emotion or a wishful thinking, but a powerful force that sustains us through the storms of life. "Here's To Hope" encourages us to place our trust in the unchanging nature of God and His promises, knowing that He is with us in every season and circumstance.

From houses decorated with lights and inflatables, to festive and varied treats on the table, to baking cookies and setting up the tree, Christmas in America is an extravaganza. The sights, sounds and smells of the Christmas season leave lasting memories for all.

And yet, you can have all these things and not have Jesus. What are Christians to do with this? Should we abandon the tradition and trappings of the season to focus on Jesus? Or is there a way to enjoy the season, and not merely enjoy it, but center the celebration and our reason for hope and joy on Him?

In Hope Is a Person, Sterling Edwards shares his own personal experiences from Christmases past. In 25 daily devotionals, Edwards recounts joyful celebrations, disappointment, suffering, giving and receiving and how to think about it all. He invites us to enjoy God’s good gifts in their varied forms, trust in Him as the gift giver and fully receive, remember and worship the life-giving and hope-producing gift of His Son Jesus.

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