Depression

This devotional reading plan invites you to walk through the depths of grief and hope alongside the biblical story and the hauntingly honest art of Rembrandt. Through the lens of his personal losses—including two daughters (both named Cornelia) and a son (unnamed) who died in infancy, and the complicated joy of a third daughter Cornelia, who survived into adulthood—we explore how faith, scripture, and creativity can speak into our sorrow. Let Rembrandt’s journey and the truth of God’s Word guide you through lament, healing, and the quiet strength of enduring love.

Three Cornelias: Navigating Loss With the Bible & Rembrandt

If you struggle with depression, emotional pain, or thoughts of suicide, you need to know there is hope. You can heal and overcome what you are facing. Whether your pain is due to past experiences or current circumstances, God can help you. This 3-day devotional plan offers encouragement to begin your journey to healing.

Overcoming Suicidal Thoughts

Have you ever been disappointed? Yes! We all have struggled with disappointment at some point in our lives! Can we trust God’s best for us amidst the disappointment we feel? Yes - read on to find out how.



Perspective Through Disappointment

This devotional aims to help you to see that you can be free! Free from guilt, free to love, free in Christ to know Him and serve Him with everything you have. We want you to fully surrender yourself to Christ and have true repentance. It’s time to revive your soul, embrace your freedom in Christ, and enjoy Him. Join us for the Connecting Ministries FREEDOM Devotional!

Freedom

Not everyone has jolly holidays. If you’re alone, or you’ve suffered loss, or had a tough year, all the joy and celebrating can make you feel horrible. It seems like a mockery in the face of painful memories, lack, or loss that might be happening to you right now. Here’s help for navigating the season when you least feel like it…

6 Tips if the Holidays Are Hard for You

Those who struggle with mental illness frequently feel isolated and alone. However, God is with us in our suffering. We will examine five Bible characters who struggled with mental illness. We will then consider the new heaven and new earth, where mental illness will be no more.

You Are Not Alone

You may believe you’re unworthy of peace and purpose, but Jesus designed you intentionally and makes even the messiest parts of life beautiful. Audrey Bailey shares biblical truth and her mental health journey to empower you to always bring life’s burdens to Jesus. Even in your darkest days, you can lean on Jesus’ loving presence, heal from shame and sorrow, and embrace God’s extraordinary plan.

6 Devotions to Nurture Your Mental Health

Anxiety is a normal response to the uncertainties we face in life. But what we do with our anxiety—and how long we allow it to live within us—is the key. Join Dr. Charles Stanley as he defines this destructive emotion, shows you how to gain the upper hand, and helps you find God’s solution for anxiety once and for all, leading you to enjoy a victorious, faith-filled life.

Victory Over Anxiety 

In this reading plan, we’ll explore this rich and complex book as we focus on some key verses in this book. We’ll uncover why suffering exists, how to respond to suffering, gain a deeper understanding of the character and nature of God, how we should see God in the midst of pain and suffering, and discover healthy, biblical ways to deal with pain, loss, suffering, and grief.