Depression

If you feel hopeless, or you've experienced self-harm or suicidal thoughts, you need to know there's a God who loves you, has a purpose for you, and who's with you now. This six-day Life.Church Bible plan will help you understand who God says you are and empower your journey to healing. ***If you're in an emergency, please reach out to someone. Resources are included with each day's devotional.

Overcoming Thoughts of Suicide and Self-Harm

Loss is one of the deepest and most universal human experiences. At some point, we all face the pain of seeing someone we love depart, the emptiness of what cannot be replaced, and the questions about the meaning of suffering. This 7-day plan will take you through the story of Job, the cry of his wife, the hope of the thief on the cross, the example of Jesus in Gethsemane, and the redemptive power of the cross. More than simply understanding pain, you will discover how God transforms it into eternal hope through Jesus Christ.

The Loss

This 7-day devotional serves as a tactical, biblically-grounded guide for men navigating the often-silent battles of mental health, emotional exhaustion, and performance-based anxiety. Moving beyond superficial platitudes, each day explores themes such as transparency, identity, the theology of emotions, and the necessity of community. By anchoring the reader in the unchanging character of Christ rather than circumstantial outcomes, this plan provides a framework for resilience. It is designed to help men move from the burden of pretending to the freedom of authentic, Christ-centered living while enduring life’s inevitable storms.

Still Fighting - Finding Christ in the Battle for Your Mind

Click "Start Plan" now and learn how much God loves you (He loves you more than you'll ever know), and learn to keep your eyes on Jesus, the champion who initiates and perfects our faith!

LOVE THYSELF?

Rejection cuts deep. Loneliness lingers. And somewhere along the way, you may have started believing the lie that you don't matter. But your story isn't over. Over the next 10 days, you'll meet God in the very places that hurt and discover that He never left. Through Scripture and reflection, you'll begin to move past the pain, rediscover your God-given value, and uncover the purpose hidden inside your story. Healing won't happen all at once, but it can start here. Take the first step. You were never meant to walk this road alone. 

Beyond the Pain

This 7-day plan takes you through the story of Pharez—an unexpected birth that reveals how God transforms complex processes into eternal purpose. Through Tamar, Judah, and Pharez, you will discover that your story is not defined by the past, but by God’s intervention. Each day will guide you to break cycles, renew your mind, and embrace a new spiritual identity. This is not just a Bible study—it is a journey of transformation. Get ready to see how God can turn the unexpected into purpose.

Breaking Limits

Project of Love is: the Bible in song. This plan contains thirteen songs especially for you when you're fighting addiction. Songwriter Xander has battled depression and addictions for over 20 years as well.

One song every day from the books of Philippians, Isaiah and more. Hear & proclaim the amazing Words of the Father sung to and over you - Words of Life, sung to life!

Music: Fighting Addiction

Nobody tells you grief can show up on a Tuesday. Not at a graveside, but in the cereal aisle, at a stoplight, in the middle of an ordinary afternoon that suddenly isn't ordinary anymore.

This 3-day plan from popular devotional writer Heather Hair isn't a grief recovery program. No checklist, no timeline, no five stages. Just a place to breathe. And to discover that the God who gave you the capacity to love deeply has not stepped back from your capacity to hurt deeply. He's closer than you think. And He is not in a hurry.


When Grief Finds You

There are seasons in life where God can feel painfully quiet. Prayers seem unanswered, direction feels unclear, and the silence itself can slowly begin to shape how we view Him, ourselves, and the future ahead.

This is for the man wrestling honestly with those moments. Not from the perspective of someone who has everything figured out, but from someone learning that faith is often less about hearing God clearly at all times and more about trusting His presence even when the path ahead feels uncertain.