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Living Boldly: A 31-Day Devotional for Young Adults (18,500 words) – Life is full of questions—big ones like, “What’s my purpose?” And smaller, everyday ones like, “How do I make the right choice?” As a young adult, you’re navigating one of the most formative seasons of your life. Going from child to adult in a brief season is as astounding as it is demanding. These years are full of opportunities to grow, challenges to overcome, and decisions that will shape your future. Every adult is aware of the decisions they made in their youth affected how they live today. Some would say, “If I could live my life over again, I would do things differently.”
Fortunately, you have an opportunity before you to stave off future regret. This 31-day devotional is designed to help you explore what it means to live a life centered on God’s truth. Each day is unique, offering practical wisdom rooted in Scripture, guiding you to think biblically about topics like relationships, identity, decision-making, and faith. These devotions aren’t just about reading something hope-filled and inspirational; they’re about reflecting, praying, and taking actionable steps toward living a Christ-centered life.
God’s Word provides everything you need for life and godliness (2 Peter 1:3). Whether you’re experiencing joy or struggling with doubt, His truth will guide and sustain you. I hope that this devotional will help you see God’s hand in your life, understand His heart for you, and inspire you to glorify Him in all you do. I encourage you to share your reflections and plans with a close friend. Let the Hebrews writer’s admonition be your motivation:
And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works (Hebrews 10:24).
To stir up is to agitate or irritate. May the sweet Spirit of God bring the appropriate agitation in your life to stir you up to love and good works. Furthermore, may you imitate Him by becoming a biblical irritant to your friends.
Let’s live boldly, seeking to know God more deeply and live for Him more fully.
Peace,
Rick
