Hope

“The worst is over. I should be over this. What's wrong with me?” Have you thought this? You're not alone. Even though the traumatic event has passed, it’s normal to feel disoriented, discouraged, and foggy. There is hope. Over the next five days, we'll explore what’s often ignored—what happens after surviving a hard storm—and discover practical ways to care for your soul as you find your footing and continue to heal.

I Should Be Over This: When the Storm Passes but You're Still Spinning

We’re inviting you to slow down and step into the wonder of worship through the story of Jesus showing up for us. Each devotional walks hand in hand with a song from "A Very Very Maverick Christmas," drawing from Scripture and song to stir up gratitude, hope, and awe. As you move through themes of humility, joy, and adoration, our prayer is that you’d encounter Emmanuel - God with us - and remember that His love still changes everything.

A Very Very Maverick Christmas: Advent Is an Invitation to Worship

Mama, God sees you. He knows the quiet sacrifices you make as a stepmom and honors your courageous heart. You are not alone; He walks with you every step of the way. This devotional, inspired by Deb Weakly’s childhood with three stepmoms, offers daily encouragement to strengthen you and remind you of your sacred role as a Bonus Mom. Each day includes Scripture and heartfelt prayers to uplift and equip you. Whether you're weary or hopeful, let God renew your heart with grace and purpose. You are a brave mom, chosen for such a time as this.

The Ministry of a Christian Stepmom: A Devotional for Brave Moms

Live your life purposefully! Reflect on the past year with gratitude, discern the fruit of your life, and dream with God about the future. This 5-day plan helps you hear His voice, align your steps, and take practical action toward your calling. Step into the new year with faith, clarity, and purpose.

Forecast & Focus

In this three-day poetic devotional, Elaine Rumboll invites readers into an intimate journey with the God who restores.

Through three poems from Unfinished Faith (2026), we move from the raw ache of loss to the gentle presence that meets us; from weakness, to the quiet strength that rises in restoration.

Each day offers a poem, a reflection, and a prayer — inviting you to listen for the whisper of healing in your own life.


For Restoration: Three Days, Three Poems, Three Prayers

If you take the step—you will discover something new! There is nothing greater on earth than having HIS POWER in your life. Jesus doesn’t focus on the problems—because He knows He is the solution.

Believe With Courage – Not Comfort

Depression can feel like walking through unending shadows, but Scripture reminds us that we are never alone in the valley. This 7-day devotional weaves biblical stories with personal reflection to show how faith can coexist with sorrow. From Elijah’s weariness to Jesus in the garden, you’ll discover grace that meets you in weakness, and hope that endures... even in the shadow of chronic depression.

Even in the Shadows: Living With Depression

Just Pray” is a 3-day devotional inspired by a dream—a dream in which I found myself in a battle I couldn’t win. Even when it looked like defeat was certain, I prayed a simple, desperate prayer. And in that moment, I survived what felt impossible. That experience reminded me that even the simplest prayers hold great power when spoken in faith. I hope that this devotional will encourage you, strengthen your faith, and remind you that no matter the circumstance, just pray.

Just Pray

Every detail of the Christmas story points to God’s love. Each detail—the manger, the angels, the humble King—points to His love reaching into your life. This 7-day plan explores how Jesus’ coming invites you into peace, forgiveness, identity, worship, surrender, and eternal life. Whether you are new to faith, rediscovering the wonder of the gospel, or longing for renewal, this plan will help you see Christmas as more than history—it’s a decision to say yes to the Savior who came for you. 