Course for Life Discipleship

04/05/2026

Happy Easter! May your day and year be filled with the power of the resurrection!

03/29/2026

A WALK THROUGH HOLY WEEK: Join Course For Life for a special Holy Week Bible study. It is our hope this study will give you a daily rhythm of reading, reflection, and seeing Jesus as the promised Messiah from Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday. You can choose to simply read the New Testament events, or you can add the Old Testament prophecies for a richer experience. You can also read one section per day, or you may linger longer where the Spirit leads. You can respond to the reflection questions in a journal, or use the extra space after the Reflection Questions to record your thoughts. Whatever way you choose to read through and interact with Holy Week, may your eyes be opened to see and experience Jesus as you’ve never seen Him before. Print your devotional here: https://www.courseforlife.com/course-for-life-blog/walk-through-holy-week-devotionals. On Instagram you can find the link in the Bio.

03/23/2026

03/23/2026

Lessons on prayer from Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane

The following devotional is by Charles Surgeon (Morning, March 22) from Heartlight.

"And he went a little farther, and fell on his face, and prayed." — Matthew 26:39

There are several instructive features in our Saviour's prayer in his hour of trial.

It was LONELY PRAYER. He withdrew even from his three favoured disciples. Believer, be much in solitary prayer, especially in times of trial. Family prayer, social prayer, prayer in the Church, will not suffice, these are very precious, but the best beaten spice will smoke in your censer in your private devotions, where no ear hears but God's.

It was HUMBLE PRAYER. Luke says he knelt, but another evangelist says he "fell on his face." Where, then, must be THY place, thou humble servant of the great Master? What dust and ashes should cover thy head! Humility gives us good foot-hold in prayer. There is no hope of prevalence with God unless we abase ourselves that he may exalt us in due time.

It was FILIAL PRAYER. "Abba, Father." You will find it a stronghold in the day of trial to plead your adoption. You have no rights as a subject, you have forfeited them by your treason; but nothing can forfeit a child's right to a father's protection. Be not afraid to say, "My Father, hear my cry."

Observe that it was PERSEVERING PRAYER. He prayed three times. Cease not until you prevail. Be as the importunate widow, whose continual coming earned what her first supplication could not win. Continue in prayer, and watch in the same with thanksgiving.

Lastly, it was the PRAYER OF RESIGNATION. "Nevertheless, not as I will, but as thou wilt." Yield, and God yields. Let it be as God wills, and God will determine for the best. Be thou content to leave thy prayer in his hands, who knows when to give, and how to give, and what to give, and what to withhold. So pleading, earnestly, importunately, yet with humility and resignation, thou shalt surely prevail.

03/02/2026

01/11/2026

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01/02/2026

Happy New Year!

HAPPY NEW YEAR (or new month, week, or day)! According to Johnathan Cahn in The Book of Mysteries, “year” in Hebrew is “Shannan,” and it has a double meaning. It can mean the second, the duplicate, or the repeat. In the natural world, the year is a repeat of what has already been—the earth...

12/25/2025

May your Christmas be warmed with the Light of His presence.