Loss

Tests and trials are inevitable, but for the Believer, they are not without purpose. Why does God allow us to go through difficult seasons? This 5-day plan explores the biblical perspective on suffering, endurance, and spiritual maturity. From James to Paul to Peter, we will discover how to shift our perspective from pain to purpose, understanding that the testing of our faith is designed to produce a peaceful harvest of righteousness. Join us as we learn to count it all joy.


Count It All Joy: A 5-Day Devotional on Endurance

When a friendship ends, the silence can hurt deeply. This 3-day Plan helps you bring that pain to Jesus. On Day 1, you will carry your pain to the cross. On Day 2, you will wrestle honestly with grief, confusion, and unanswered questions. On Day 3, you will surrender the friendship to God, release what you cannot control, and bless them without chasing them. Each day is rooted in Scripture and points you back to Christ. If you feel stuck after being cut off, blocked, or left behind, this Plan will guide you toward healing and peace in Him.

Friendship Grief

Sometimes life can feel scary or uncertain, but God is always with you!. In this devotional, created especially for military children ages 3–7, kids will discover that God is their safe place—comforting them, helping them when they’re afraid, and filling their hearts with peace.

A Child’s Guide to Feeling Safe With God

Regret can quietly shape the way we see our past, our present, and our future. Many people carry the weight of mistakes, missed opportunities, broken relationships, or painful decisions, wondering if things could have been different. But God does not want us to live trapped in regret. In this 5-day devotional, you will learn how to process regret in a healthy, biblical way and embrace new things.

Overcoming Regrets: How to Move on After a Mistake

Held by Grace is a Scripture-based reading plan designed to gently walk with you through the layers of grief. Through carefully chosen Bible verses, short prayers, and quiet reflections, it meets you in every season—from shock and sorrow to healing and hope. This plan does not rush your journey but reminds you that God is present in every moment, carrying you with His grace. Whether your grief is fresh or familiar, you are not alone—God walks beside you, guiding your heart toward peace, strength, and the courage to live again.

Held by Grace

When hurtful situations leave us worn out and unmotivated to spend time with God, sometimes we need more than just a pep talk. We need a friend to come alongside us with biblical truth and encouragement. Through 5 days of devotions inspired from her devotional, You’re Going to Make It, Lysa will give you powerful scriptures and practical tools to help you work through what you’re walking through right now.



5 Days to Believe You’re Going to Make It 

More than a devotional—this is your roadmap to healing! Dive deep into the critical differences between forgiveness, reconciliation, and trust that most people miss. Learn why they're different and how to navigate each with Biblical wisdom. With compassionate guidance and hard-earned insight from Scott Savage, you’ll discover the true path to freedom through forgiveness. Your journey to spiritual and emotional wholeness starts here.

SOUL RESET: Forgive Without Compromising Your Peace

Losing a loved one is utterly heartbreaking. It’s a terrible pain that no one can understand unless they’ve been in your shoes. This 5-day plan was written by individuals who have experienced loss and want to help you find comfort and peace in God’s Word. While this plan can’t help you accelerate the grief process, we believe it will help you endure the everyday hurts and give you hope.

Finding Freedom: Through Grief

You don't need to apologize for your grief or pretend you're fine. Over seven days, you'll explore how God meets us in pain, not after it. Through honest stories and biblical wisdom, Pastor Scott Savage addresses the pressure to move on, the need for community, and the difference between toxic positivity and real hope. Grief is hard, but you don't have to face it alone.