Loss

Forgiveness is not easy, and many of us struggle with it. How do we get better at forgiving? This plan unpacks Jesus' most famous teaching on forgiveness and four key attitudes He builds in us as we accept His forgiveness ourselves. If you're not good at forgiveness, this is the plan for you!

Help! I'm Not Good at Forgiveness

As you follow this five-day Bible reading plan, you will be guided through an inevitable aspect of the widow's journey: loneliness. With the help of stories from the Bible and testimonies from other widows, you will be provided with tools that will assist you in overcoming loneliness. You are never truly alone because you have a God who loves you and walks with you every step of the way.

Loneliness in Widowhood

Grief is messy—and that’s okay. In this honest 3-day plan written by author Heather Hair, you’ll find the freedom to feel everything without guilt or pressure to “grieve the right way.” Whether you’re numb, angry, overwhelmed, or all of the above, God meets you there. 

These devotionals will help you release shame, embrace your emotions, and experience the comfort of a Savior who never turns away from raw, real sorrow.

Permission to Grieve and Feel It All

Forgiving someone who hurt us is one of the hardest things we'll ever do. But, before we forgive someone else, there's one important step we need to take. When we skip this step, the hardest task becomes impossible. In this plan, forgiveness teacher Scott Savage shares what to do before you forgive. 

Before You Forgive

Feel too busy for God? You’re not alone. Life can be full—work, school, parenting, or all three. But even five minutes with God can make a real difference.

This 7-day plan is for people who want to grow spiritually but feel short on time. Each day offers simple Scripture-based reflections to help you slow down, refocus, and connect with God.

He’s not after your performance. He wants your presence.

You don’t need to do it all. Just start with five minutes.

5 Minutes That Change Everything: Meeting God in the Moments

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

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

Grief doesn’t wait for the right time—it crashes in, unexpected and overwhelming. This 3-day reading plan by author Heather Hair offers hope for those reeling from loss or emotional aftershocks that come out of nowhere. 

With gentle truth and Scripture-based prayers, you’ll be reminded that you’re not broken—you’re grieving. And God isn’t rushing you. He’s holding you steady, breath by breath, through every wave.

When Grief or Loss Hits Like a Wave

Losing a loved one to addiction brings a range of emotions, from shame to regret to agonizing sorrow. This plan will help you process your grief and move forward on the journey of healing and restoration. (Plan written and developed by Kris Darrah and Amy LaRue of Hope After Loss, a ministry of Hope is Alive.)