Fear

There’s no limit to who can experience tragedy. Sooner or later, everyone will be faced with the sadness and difficulties associated with sudden traumatic events that change life forever. Join Dr. Charles Stanley as he invites you to experience God’s compassion during times of crisis and helps you discover how to respond when tragedy strikes.

When Tragedy Strikes

‘Anchorage: The Storm of Fear’ is designed to inspire individuals, small groups, and families to navigate mental health and wellness topics. This seven-day plan incorporates character discussions, reflective questions, and prayers to help participants explore biblical examples of faith. Choose this plan to discover how these realities help us victoriously overcome the storms of life.

Anchorage: The Storm of Fear | Part 2 of 8

What has fear stolen from you or your loved one? Fear is a dream killer, and if left unchecked, it will keep you from walking in your destiny. The Good News is … God, in His word, reveals everything we need to know to totally eradicate fear from our lives. God’s word is like medicine to the soul and spirit: apply it liberally, daily until you walk in complete freedom of fear.  

Fear Not! A Journey From Fear To Freedom (Part 2)

This 8-day devotional, designed especially for parents to read with your children ages 3-7, takes readers on a journey through the lives of courageous warriors of the faith. Each day highlights a different heroic follower of Jesus, teaching children how they can grow in bravery by trusting God and following these bold examples.  

A Child's Guide To: Learning to Be Brave Through Brave People

Psalm 23 is one of the Bible’s most well-loved passages. God is our Good Shepherd who loves, guides, protects, and provides for us in this life, and invites us into His house forever. This study is based on the Enduring Word Bible Commentary by David Guzik. See this beloved passage with fresh eyes, receive Biblical encouragement, and draw near to Jesus, your Good Shepherd, through His Word!

Psalm 23: The Lord Is My Shepherd

With a world that can often feel unpredictable and chaotic, it is easy to feel overwhelmed and anxious. But we are called to live above the chaos, ruling and reigning in Christ. How do we surrender our anxiety? We need the Holy Spirit and the Truth of God's Word more than ever. Each day in this 31-Day Reading Plan will give you a scripture, reflection, prayer, practical tip, and guided question to help you process your thoughts and feelings. Take those thoughts captive and align your heart with Truth. 

Do Not Be Anxious About Anything

Fear may try to overwhelm us, but God's Word reminds us: Do not be afraid, for I am with you (Isaiah 41:10). This powerful truth assures us that God is by our side, ready to strengthen and guide us through every trial. No matter the uncertainty we face, we can find peace in knowing the Creator walks with us. Embrace this promise—God is with you, He will help you, and you will not fail. Rejoice, for He has good plans for your life. Written by Pastor Mark Mintah of THE WORD IN ACTION CHURCH, Ghana, Africa.

Fear Not, for I Am With You

How can you still live with hope when times are tough?

This plan will inspire you to live a hopeful life. Hope isn’t found in the reality that things are good but in the truth that we have a good God. It’s easy to base our lives on how things seem in the moment. However, hope isn’t anchored in what is falling apart but in the One who never fails and never falls.

Living with hope means living with anticipation to experience God’s goodness. Hope helps you stay aware of God’s presence in your life, even in difficult times.

Hope in the Face of Despair

Do you ever feel unseen, unheard, and unknown? Though centuries apart from your life today, the women who knew Jesus felt similar fears and insecurities. Join Pastor and Bible teacher Paige Allen as she takes a second look at the life-changing encounters of unnamed women who came face-to-face with Jesus. Although their names are not etched in the writings of Scripture, they are etched in His heart.