DEVOTIONAL
Use these prayer and journal prompts to help you reflect on His sacrifice, His resurrection, and the hope we have because of His love for us. Do this on your own, with your family, or in your community.
PAUSE
REFLECT
FOCUS
PRAY
JOURNAL
RELEASING
THE PAST
Read: Isaiah 43:18-19
Take a moment to meditate on this passage. God invites us to release the past and step into the new thing He is doing in our lives. His grace frees us from mistakes, regrets, and false identities we may have carried for too long.
Reflect:
What mistakes or regrets do you need to release into God’s hands?
How does Jesus' death and resurrection remind you that your past does not define you?
What truths from God can you proclaim over any lies you are holding onto?
"Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!"
– Isaiah 43:18-19
EMBRACING NEW LIFE
Read: John 10:10
Jesus came not just to give us life, but abundant, overflowing life. This new life in Him is marked by renewal, freedom, and hope. As we celebrate Easter, we are reminded that His resurrection invites us into a transformed way of living—one that reflects His love and grace.
Reflect:
What does “new life in Christ” mean to you today?
What relationships in your life need renewal or healing? Pray for God’s guidance.
What does Easter teach you about God’s character?
"I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full."
– John 10:10
STEPPING INTO GOD’S CALLING
Read Ephesians 2:10
Take a moment to sit with this truth: You are God’s masterpiece. He has intentionally designed you with purpose and equipped you for the good works He planned for you long before you were even aware of them.
Reflect:
What is one dream or calling God has placed in your heart?
What is one step of faith you can take to grow closer to it?
What spiritual disciplines do you want to develop in this season?
What does it mean to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit?
"For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago."
– Ephesians 2:10
SHARING THE HOPE OF EASTER
Read: Matthew 5:16
Jesus calls us to be a light in the world—not for our own recognition, but so that others may see God through us. Every act of kindness, every moment of generosity, and every step of faithfulness can point people to Him.
Reflect:
What is one word or verse that God is highlighting over your life right now?
Who in your life needs to hear about the hope of Jesus? Take a moment now to pray for them.
Write a prayer to Jesus, thanking Him for His sacrifice on the cross, the resurrection, and the new life He offers you.