Psalms 107:31-38

Where do you run when you are in a trial or experience heartache or distress? This plan helps us to turn to the Lord first. He is ready and waiting to meet us with His steadfast love in our afflictions.

Suffering is real. But you don’t have to suffer alone. In this study, you will explore God's Word and reflect on: why we suffer, beliefs and misperceptions, God’s love during times of suffering, and comfort from his Word. This study is part 1 of the Never Alone: Trauma Healing series. While written for the military community, the themes apply to anyone who has experienced intense trials and wants to heal.

Men and women bring individual differences into their marriages. While distinctive traits can have their appeal, they can also become irritants. With the additional stress and pressure of daily life, husbands and wives can become impatient with one another, and that often leads to friction and conflict. Christian couples have an anchor in the storms of life—His name is Jesus. Let's pray and ask Him to help improve the communication in our relationships this week.

If faith was easy, everyone would be faithful. Being a Christian isn’t about knowing what’s in store for you. It is the decision to choose faith when life tells you something different. It is looking not at your past, but in your future. It is about faith. In this plan, David Villa discusses how to get through the storms of life and moving past your fears to something greater.