Anxiety

There's a kind of tired that money can cause. The lying-awake-at-2am kind. The doing-the-math-again-in-your-head kind. Jesus had a lot to say to people carrying that weight, and most of it was kinder than we expect. In this plan we'll sit with what He actually taught about provision, work, and worry. You'll leave with less anxiety in your chest and a steadier sense of who's actually holding it all.

Financial Anxiety to Financial Peace

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

Fear can quietly shape your thoughts, limit your choices, and hold you back from the life God has called you to live. In this 8-day devotional, you will journey through Scripture, personal reflections, and practical steps to overcome fear and grow in faith. Each day explores themes such as renewing your mind, trusting God in uncertainty, and embracing the power of the Holy Spirit. You will be encouraged to let go of worry, anchor yourself in God’s love, and walk in freedom. Discover how to live boldly, confidently, and purposefully by trusting in God’s promises every single day.

Fearless

In a world where we’re constantly bombarded with filters on social media, in relationships, and even in how we process our own emotions, Christ cuts through the noise. This four-week series dives into the raw and real aspects of mental health, breaking down the barriers that keep us from living authentically and resiliently.


Unplugged

Fear has a voice—but it doesn’t get the final say.

When anxiety rises, circumstances don’t shift, and you’re stuck in the waiting, it’s easy to believe what fear is saying. This 3-day devotional walks through the lives of Paul, David, and Habakkuk to help you fight fear, steady your thoughts, and hold onto faith when nothing around you changes.

It’s time to take the mic back—and let God’s truth be the loudest voice again.

Fear Does Not Get the Final Word 

During these seven days, this devotional will guide you through an intentional process of inner review. Not to remain stuck in what was, but to redefine it. Because when God becomes your Absolute Value, the past no longer defines you — it begins to serve you. Forgetting what lies behind is not despising your story; it is recognizing that your identity is not rooted in what you lost or what you achieved, but in the One who makes all things new.

How Do You Forget What Lies Behind?

We all experience frustration—in our relationships, our work, and in the outcomes we can't control. This series helps you understand what's happening in your heart and shows you how God gently redirects it toward peace, trust, and rest in Him.

The Frustrated Heart

In a world of endless scrolling and constant content, God calls us to guard our hearts and renew our minds. “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it” (Proverbs 4:23, ESV).

This Bible plan explores how social media influences our thoughts, habits, and attention. Through Scripture and reflection, you will learn to be intentional about what you consume, resist mindless scrolling, and use social media wisely.

Rather than being shaped by the digital world, discover how to renew your mind (Romans 12:2) 

Social Media and Faith

Many believers quietly carry anxiety while also carrying a second burden: the feeling that worry means their faith must be weak. This study begins by gently removing that shame. Together we will look honestly at anxiety through the lens of Scripture and learn how to bring what troubles us to the God who already knows what we are carrying and meets us with patience and care.