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

Are you going through a difficult time? Perhaps, you've found yourself crying and wondering if there's any light at the end of the tunnel. I've been there too. I wrote this plan to share how God has comforted me over the years. 

This plan will walk you through how God comforts his people and brings us encouragement, joy and hope. By the end of this plan, you'll see how God has comforted, is comforting and will comfort you. 

Looking for Comfort and Encouragement? Here's How God Comforts Us

Phones aren’t evil… are they? The enemy loves anything that slowly steals our attention, dulls our discipline, and replaces real life with a digital counterfeit. Most guys haven’t even considered the impact their phones are having on their testimony—and enough is enough.

Often, these habits creep in quietly… until one day you realize you’ve been handing your best focus, best energy, and best time to a screen. It’s time to take our attention back and put it where it belongs—honoring and glorifying the King of Kings.

I’m Just a Guy: Addicted to My Phone

Burnout, impostor syndrome, and stress aren’t just problems to manage - they are signals; inviting you to rest, realignment and a healthier life.

This 5-day devotional helps you recognize these inner tensions not as failures, but as gentle prompts pointing toward God’s wisdom. Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, you’ll learn to pause, listen, and cross the “divide” from striving to alignment. 

Anchored in Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11:28, it encourages preventive wellness, addressing challenges at the root rather than enduring them silently.

If you’re tired, overwhelmed, or questioning your place, this plan guides you to clarity, peace, and purpose.

On the Other Side of the Divide

A reflection on finding hope in our darkest moments, from Elijah's story of hiding in a cave after his greatest victory. This 3-day devotional reminds us that God meets us in our places of fear and exhaustion, providing rest and restoration when we feel alone, forgotten, or finished.



Cave Encounters - Finding Rest and Restoration in Your Darkest Moments

Ever felt thankful at Thanksgiving but wondered why that feeling didn't last long? Perhaps, you need a new way to think about gratitude and a new approach to practicing it. In this plan and 5 day challenge, you'll learn how to exercise your gratitude muscle, especially in moments when you're struggling to thank God or feel joyful. 

The Gratitude Muscle! A 5 Day Challenge

Grief doesn’t mean forgetting. This reading plan by author Heather Hair offers comfort for those afraid that healing might erase the love they carry. 

Through tender devotionals and Scripture-based prayers, you’ll discover that it’s okay to remember, to feel, and to keep your bond alive. God doesn’t rush your sorrow, and He never asks you to let go of a love that truly mattered.

Grieving Doesn't Mean You Have to Let Go

In Romans 12:2  Apostle Paul said that we are transformed by the renewing of the mind. Many of us think that once our life is transformed, then our mind will be renewed. It is the other way around. When we were born, most of us came out into this world, head first. When your mind is changed, your life will be transformed. Remember, where your mind goes, your life follows. 

7 Ways to Renew Your Mind

My husband of 53.5 years died in 2017 and before death, he had several losses.  In the last few years, I have learned to not allow any loss to consume me. God showed me that ‘death does not own me,’ and 'loss does not have to own you!’ In this study learn that when loss comes you can conquer it, by reaching out beyond yourself and trusting God.