Stress

When progress feels painfully slow, it’s easy to wonder if you’re behind or if God has forgotten you. This five-day devotional is for the long middle, the seasons you didn’t choose, and the waiting that stretches your patience and hope. Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, you’ll be gently invited to notice God’s quiet presence and trust that even here, He is tending something good.

You Are Not Behind: When Progress Feels Slow

If life has felt rushed, distracting, or spiritually dull, this plan will help you slow down, lift your eyes, and see God again with fresh wonder. Through Scripture, reflection, and simple challenges, you’ll learn how to quiet the noise, notice His work around you, and respond with worship.

God’s glory hasn’t disappeared—we’ve just stopped looking for it. This plan will help you find it again.

Unlocking Awe and Wonder of God

Many Christians carry a low-level guilt about saving money—like having an emergency fund means you don't really trust God. But Scripture tells a more interesting story. This 3-day plan explores how Joseph and the Israelites both obeyed the same God in completely different ways, and what that means for your finances today.

Save Money or Trust God? The False Choice Christians Need to Drop

When life breaks you, and you don't know what to pray, even three words can be enough. In this 5-day plan, you'll discover five honest, desperate prayers for the moments when you feel unseen, need healing, or can't find the words. Each day pairs a real story with a simple prayer that says what your heart can't. 

Prayers for the Broken

Most men don’t talk about it, but many wrestle with a hidden battlefield—the mind. Thoughts we never planned to think. Images we wish we could erase. Fantasies that seem to appear out of nowhere.

Some of it comes from past exposure. Some from culture. Some from our own flesh.

And when those thoughts show up, shame often follows.

This isn’t about pretending we don’t struggle. It’s about learning how to bring the battle into the light and allow God to reshape our thinking.

If you’re ready to get honest about the fight in your mind, this journey starts here.

I’m Just a Guy: That Thinks Bad Thoughts

When you feel weary in a way rest doesn’t fix, and you can’t quite explain why, it can start to feel discouraging. This five-day devotional blends Scripture and simple neuroscience to help you notice what you’re carrying, understand why it feels so heavy, and begin to carry it with God instead of on your own. Come as you are, and take one small step toward living with less weight and more grace.

When Rest Isn't Enough: For the Soul Weary

Introduction

What does it actually mean to abide? Meno (μένω) — the Greek word translated “abide” or “remain” in John 15:1–10 — simply means to stay. To hold your ground in a relationship. To not leave. Jesus uses the image of a branch remaining connected to a vine: apart from that connection, the branch cannot produce fruit. Jesus is inviting us to stay connected — and to be aligned with what He is doing in each season. Let's see how Martha of Bethany learns to abide.

Abide: Learning to Stay Connected to Jesus in Every Season

There’s a conversation most men avoid —how we actually care for the bodies God gave us. When it comes to our physical health, it often gets pushed to the side or treated as secondary. The truth is, Scripture shows us how important this is. 

We’re going to take a hard look at how we show up, the standards we’re living by, and where God may be calling us to step up. My hope is that you don’t just gain knowledge, but begin to make intentional shifts that align your daily habits with the man God is calling you to be.

I’m Just a Guy: Trying to Be Healthy

Tired of racing through your days and still feeling behind? This 5-day devotional invites you to a slower, saner pace. Blending biblical insight and brain science, Kim Avery offers you daily wisdom to help you breathe deeply, trust God fully, and focus on what matters most. Discover the peace that comes from doing only what God has truly called you to do, without the weight of hurry, hustle, or overwhelm.