Grace Journal Table of Contents
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In this heartfelt Grace Journal devotional, explore what it means to honor God with your body as His temple. Learn how the Holy Spirit’s presence should guide what we consume physically, emotionally, and spiritually. A reflection on surrender, self-control, and walking in reverence.
This Grace Journal devotional explores Jesus cleansing the temple and His conversation with Nicodemus. Discover what it means to be purified in worship and born again through the Spirit. A soul-stirring study of John 2:13–25 and John 3:1–21 with reflection questions and prayer prompts.
Explore this Grace Journal devotional as Jesus calls His followers and performs His first miracle. Learn how being seen by God and obeying simple instructions can reveal His glory in unexpected ways. Based on John 1:43–51 and John 2:1–12.
Discover how John the Baptist's humility, obedience, and clarity of purpose reveal powerful truths about identity and calling. A soul-stirring devotional on John 1:19–42 with journal prompts and prayer.
Discover the power of John 1:1–18 in this Spirit-led devotional on the Word made flesh. Explore what it means to receive Jesus, be born of God, and walk in the light that came close.
You were created with purpose. This devotional explores how to release what God placed in you—from the Potter’s wheel to spiritual discipline, intimacy with Christ, and bold obedience. Includes Scripture-based guidance, journaling prompts, and a printable to help you reflect and grow.
Is believing in Jesus enough? Let's go deeper into what the Bible says about faith, obedience, and truly following Christ.
Understand the difference between God’s testing and the tribulations Jesus spoke about. Learn how both shape your faith, with scripture, encouragement, and reflection.
Discover how God uses testing to strengthen and purify your faith. Explore key scriptures, reflection, and a prayer for anyone walking through trials with purpose and hope.
Even when you know God’s Word, storms still shake us. Learn how to anchor your faith in His truth—not your emotions—in life’s most trying moments.
It’s not about what you see—it’s about Who you follow. Discover how to walk in purpose and peace by trusting God’s voice over your vision.
Explore the deeper meaning of Matthew 7:7—Ask, Seek, Knock—and discover how each step draws you closer to God. Includes visual reflection and prayer.
Curious why the Bible emphasizes fasting from food instead of entertainment or habits? Learn what fasting meant in both the Old and New Testaments and why it begins with food.
In the middle of sticky fingers, sudden tantrums, and loud giggles, a legacy is being built. This post explores how to plant lasting seeds of faith in the youngest hearts—even during seasons of disruption and unexpected caregiving.
When the weight of life presses in, and we find ourselves hiding from what feels too big to face, Psalm 57 reminds us that we are never truly alone. In the dark, David finds a song—and so can we. This is a psalm for the cave-dweller, the warrior in hiding, the heart that is trembling and yet still trusting.
What does it mean to walk on water? It means keeping your eyes on Jesus even when life looks impossible. This post invites you to live with bold faith—focused, surrendered, and purposeful—every single day.
Feeling emotionally or physically rejected by your spouse can shake your confidence and identity. But God's Word offers healing, comfort, and truth: You are still loved, still chosen, and still deeply seen. Here's a reflection for the woman grieving in silence.
“Let us not grow weary in doing good…” Galatians 6:9 is a soft but strong reminder to keep going when you feel unseen or tired. Your harvest is still coming. This devotional will lift your spirit and remind you that your obedience is never wasted.
On this Mother’s Day, let’s celebrate the unseen impact of a mother’s faith. From Lois to Eunice to Timothy—this is the power of generational love rooted in Christ.
Even when your plans crumble and your heart is discouraged, remember: what God breathed into you is still worth building. Surrender doesn’t mean the vision dies — it means He rebuilds it stronger.
Lazarus' story wasn't just about resurrection—it's about what happens when faith meets the impossible. When Jesus said, “Did I not say to you…”, He was speaking to all of us who need to believe again.
When you believe in His Word—even with trembling faith—you open the door to see His glory. Jesus isn’t just speaking to Martha… He’s speaking to us: “Did I not say to you?”
Two stories. Two miracles. One Savior moved by humility and compassion. In Luke 7:1–17, we witness the kind of faith that amazes Jesus and the kind of love that moves Him to raise the dead. This devotional invites us to dig deeper into faith that speaks, sees, and restores.
Faith doesn't always shout — sometimes it just believes. In Luke 7, we witness the kind of quiet trust and deep compassion that moves the heart of Jesus.
Why do you call Me ‘Lord, Lord’ and not do what I say?
This piercing question opens the door to self-examination and spiritual alignment. In this Dig Deeper devotional, we explore the call to obedience, the strength of a foundation built on Christ, and what it truly means to weather life's storms with unshakable faith. Rooted in Luke 6:46–49, this study invites you to pause, reflect, and ask: Am I building on rock or on sand?
We say “Lord,” but do we do what He says? In this reflection on Luke 6:46–49, we look at what it means to dig deep and build our lives on a foundation that can’t be shaken.
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Our designs are more than apparel—they're declarations of faith. Learn the stories behind our most-loved items and why each one is crafted with purpose.
More than borrowed time, grace is a divine invitation to begin again. This post unpacks the spiritual meaning behind “Grace Period” and the heart of our brand.



Do you keep rolling over instead of rising when God calls? This honest devotional explores obedience, comfort, and spiritual discipline in the early morning.