Stress

Ministry can drain even the most passionate hearts. This 7-day journey transforms burnout into breakthrough using Isaiah 40:31 and Matthew 11:28-30. Discover how leaders like Rick Warren and Beth Moore found renewal in their hardest seasons. Each day combines Scripture, real stories, expert wisdom, and practical steps. Stop running on empty—learn to minister from an overflowing heart that soars like eagles and rests in Christ's strength.

Renewing Your Heart for Ministry

The “trenches” of life—those silent seasons where nothing seems to move, effort feels constant, and there is little visible fruit—are often the very ground where God strengthens our character and prepares us for something greater. In this devotional plan, you will learn to recognize the value of walking in the trenches and how God is using it as a place of preparation for greater purpose.

EquipHer Vol. 27: "The Trenches in Life"

Moms are shape-shifters that change from being chefs to doctors to janitors to judges to teachers to plumbers to therapists to hostage negotiators and back again, all before breakfast. We play more parts than a one-man band. No wonder we feel so overwhelmed and alone. Except we’re not. God sees our struggles, hears our cries, and wants to help by redeeming whatever feels broken and bent in our lives. Jamie Erickson offers real-life encouragement for women in the thick of motherhood. 

Overwhelmed, but Not Alone: A 5-Day Devotional for the Weary Mom

You won’t be there for every moment—when your daughter feels overlooked, when friends hurt her heart, or when she questions her worth. But God will. This 5-day prayer plan from Bible teacher Jen Weaver helps you speak strength and truth over your daughter. Each day offers a Scripture and focused prayer for her confidence, character, wisdom, and deep identity as God’s beloved. This isn’t about perfect outcomes—it’s about trusting God to be present in every step she takes.

5 Prayers for Your Daughter’s School Year

You won’t be there for every moment—when your son faces pressure to fit in, wrestles with big emotions, or wonders if he has what it takes.  But God will. This 5-day prayer plan from Bible teacher Jen Weaver helps you cover your son in powerful, Scripture-rooted prayers. Each day includes a verse and heartfelt prayer for his courage, character, wisdom, and identity in Christ. This isn’t about shielding him from life’s challenges—it’s about inviting God to shape who he’s becoming through them.

5 Prayers for Your Son’s School Year

Ever whispered, “I love my kid, but I don’t like them right now?” You’re not alone — and you’re not failing. This short devotional plan by Ashley Lunnon meets you in the real moments of parenting that no one talks about: the anger, the guilt, the exhaustion, and the hidden shame. Over 5 raw, Spirit-led days, let God remind you that your mess doesn’t disqualify you, it invites Him in.

I Don’t Like My Kid Right Now: Honest Truths for Tired Christian Parents

Encouragement from a mom who launched her seven children and lived to tell about it. Part 11 of12 devotions in this series from Robin Meadows

Overwhelmed by My Blessings: Encouragement for Moms (Part 11)

When anxiety whispers "you're not enough," let God's Word speaks louder. This 7-day journey through Psalm 23 addresses the specific fears that keep you awake at night—inadequacy, restlessness, impossible decisions, dark valleys, persistent struggles, feeling overlooked, and uncertain futures. Each day reveals how the Good Shepherd meets your deepest anxieties with His perfect peace. Discover how ancient words become present hope, transforming worry into worship and fear into faith. Let the Shepherd's voice drown out anxiety's lies.
Perfect for anyone seeking biblical peace in anxious times.

The Antidote for Anxiety

It's time to leave fear behind, move forward in faith, and embrace the adventure. Through this 14-day reading plan, you will strengthen your faith in a good God and learn to live in the joyful freedom of complete trust in Him even in the face of unexpected circumstances.  