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Devotionals
The Redeemed is introducing new devotional series periodically throughout the year to help inspire and guide you on your spiritual journey.
Blog Posts
Articles from The Redeemed team on the meaning of redemption and how we can walk in Christ’s footsteps even in challenging times.
Additional Resources
We have gathered a list of resources from other ministries to help equip and empower men on their journey.
Daily Devotionals
New inspirations will be delivered to you daily over the course of the devotional, and the length of each devotional will vary. When one devotional is finished, you can come back for a brand-new topic.
The Redeemed Blog
The Redeemed offers articles and resources on spiritual growth, relationships, family, overcoming trauma and loss, and more. Providing guidance for incorporating Biblical teachings into our everyday lives.

Breaking Free From Performance and Shame Through Your Identity in Christ
Maybe you’ve heard the name Frank Abagnale—the real-life con artist who became famous in the film Catch Me If You Can. Before the age of 21, he successfully convinced the world that he was, among other things, an airline pilot, doctor, and lawyer. Each identity came with confidence, credentials, and applause. And for a while, the masks worked—Abagnale fooled many people. However, it eventually caught up with him. Every false identity he wore led him deeper into consequence, fear, and exposure.

Prayer and Fasting in Community Strengthens Christian Men
Who are you becoming in Christ?
Prayer and fasting are deeply personal practices, but they are not meant to be practiced only in isolation. When they are shared in community, they become places of encouragement, accountability, and deeper formation. As you discuss the following questions, resist the urge to perform or fix. Instead, listen well, speak honestly, and encourage one another. Growth begins with truth, and God often uses community for the forming work he wants to accomplish in us.

The Discipline of Self-Denial: Why Christian Men Need Prayer and Fasting
We live in a culture obsessed with self-indulgence. From the moment we wake up, we’re told we deserve more: more comfort, more success, more experiences, more stuff. Bigger is better. Newer is necessary. If something feels hard, inconvenient, or uncomfortable, we’re encouraged to avoid it or upgrade out of it. The message is constant and convincing: you owe it to yourself.
Additional Resources
We’ve put together a list of resources from our partners and other ministries to help empower men as they heal and discover their very own redemption story.