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

Do you feel like you are drowning, burning out or running dry? Do your circumstances seem to overtake you? Have you been wondering why God would allow this to happen in your life? Then this plan is for you!

You Ain’t Got This - 7 Reasons Why God Allows Circumstances Too Hard for Us to Handle.

Are you feeling spiritually stuck, weary, or discouraged? This 5-day Bible plan offers practical, Scripture-based encouragement to help you confront doubt, fear, guilt, and spiritual dryness. Each day invites you to apply God’s truth to your heart, renew your mind, and find lasting joy in His promises. Discover how to speak truth to yourself and walk in the freedom and assurance that comes from knowing Christ.



Hope in the Dark: Overcoming Spiritual Depression

Every human being is born into a world filled with voices - some nurturing, some deceptive, and others downright destructive. From the moment we open our eyes, the world begins to tell us who we are & who we are not. 

It names us before we can name ourselves. “You’re not enough.” “You’re too broken.” “You’ll never be like them.”

These whispers- subtle, persistent, and often inherited - shape our sense of self long before we encounter the truth of who God says we are.

Who Told You?

For our minds to be strong and undisturbed by outside influences, they need to change from the inside out. The dictionary meaning of "renewing of the mind" is the process of changing one’s thoughts and attitudes to be more positive. For a Christian, it means acting on the Word of God and bringing one's will into agreement with God's will. 

Renew Your Mind

This devotion was written with special needs mommas in mind!

What I pray this devotional does:

1. Reminds you God is for you.

2. Gives you peace, hope, and strength.

3. Helps you develop a deeper relationship with the Lord.

Rays of Hope for Special Needs Moms

Ginia Bishop, a passionate author, speaker, and Grace Coach, warmly invites you on a transformative journey in her latest devotional, "You Are Worthy of a New Beginning." Drawing from her own experiences of overcoming the shame and pain of her past, Ginia offers heartfelt guidance to help you navigate the healing process. Be encouraged to embrace and express the grief necessary for true restoration, discovering the freedom and hope of a fresh start. Let Ginia’s story inspire your path to healing and renewal.

You Are Worthy of a New Beginning

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

Experiences of depression can disrupt our emotions and daily rhythms, making belief feel impossible. We might even feel like our mental health challenges arise from spiritual failures.

This three-day devotional by Michael Paul Cartledge offers a vision grounded in the liberating truth that Jesus not only loves us, but lives for us, stepping into our condition and offering the faithfulness we cannot muster ourselves.

If you or a loved one is walking through depression, these reflections are for you. 