Devotions Plus

10 Minutes. No Gear. Strength + Peace.

A private, offline system that trains your body and steadies your spirit — anywhere, anytime.


What You Get

  • 10-minute daily system — simple exercises and focused devotion that fit into any schedule
  • No equipment, no gym — use your own body weight, anywhere
  • Physical resilience — stronger tendons, denser bones, leaner strength
  • Mental & spiritual calm — steadier emotions, clearer focus, deeper peace
  • Offline & private — no apps, no tracking, no subscriptions

Who This Is For

  • You want real strength without noise, hype, or endless workouts
  • You value faith, inner stillness, and discipline
  • You prefer privacy and ownership over your training
  • You want something you can actually keep doing

If that sounds like you, Devotions Plus was built for exactly this.


How It Works

  1. Set aside 10 minutes
  2. Follow the guided sequence (body then devotion)
  3. Repeat daily

That’s it. No progression charts. No pressure. The system compounds quietly over time.


What Makes It Different

Most programs chase intensity, gadgets, or constant stimulation.

Devotions Plus trains resilience:

  • strength without strain
  • calm without passivity
  • faith without performance

This is quiet discipline — built to last.


What’s Included

  • Full Devotions Plus guide (digital download)
  • Clear daily structure
  • Lifetime access to the materials you download

Price

One-time payment. No subscriptions.

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How to Purchase (E-Transfer)

  1. Click “Message to Buy” below
  2. Send an Interac e-Transfer to the provided address
  3. In the message field, write: Devotions Plus – Your Name – Your Email
  4. Once payment is received, you’ll get:
    • a confirmation email
    • your secure download link

Fast. Simple. Direct.


Start Today

You don’t need more motivation. You need a system that respects your time, body, and faith.

Devotions Plus does exactly that.

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Quiet strength. Steady spirit. Ten minutes a day.

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