Anxiety

When stress lingers and anxiety rises, it’s easy to believe the answer is to try harder: pray more, do better, be stronger. But Scripture offers something better. In this 5-day plan from Bible teacher Jen Weaver, discover how the Holy Spirit leads, helps, and forms Christ in you. Learn how to stop striving and walk in step with Him even when life is hard.

You Were Never Meant to Do This Alone: Living in Step With the Holy Spirit, Even When Life Is Hard

You were not made to run on empty. Yet so many of us do, pushing through exhaustion, carrying weights we were never meant to bear alone, wondering why we feel so far from God even when we are trying so hard.
Jesus knew what weariness truly was. He looked at people bent low under impossible loads and said, Come to Me. 
This three-day plan explores what true rest really is, where it comes from, and how to live in it every day.

TRUE REST

Anxiety can weigh heavy, but God offers something greater; peace. In From Anxiety to Peace, you’ll learn how to release your burdens and rest in His presence. Start today and experience the peace only Jesus can give.

From Anxiety to Peace

You were made to magnify—but the question is, who will you magnify?

John the Baptist declared, “He must increase, but I must decrease.” Mary rejoiced, “My soul magnifies the Lord.” Paul proclaimed, “It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.” Different lives, same calling: to make much of Jesus.

In a world obsessed with self-promotion, what if we followed their lead?

Made to Magnify invites you to trade the pursuit of your own name for the joy of lifting up His—discovering a life of deeper purpose, truer identity, and lasting impact.

Made to Magnify: 5 Days Choosing to Live for Jesus When Everything Tells You to Live for Yourself

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

Being admitted in the hospital is overwhelming and scary. Your life flashes before you and so many thoughts go through you head. Yet, even in this difficult moment, God is with you. This Bible plan will help you discover God's hope, strength and peace throughout your stay in the hospital. 

While You're in the Hospital: A Bible Plan for Healing and Recovery

The battle for your freedom often begins in your mind. In this 6-day plan, you will discover how the enemy builds strongholds through lies and how God’s truth tears them down. Through Scripture and reflection, you will learn the power of your thoughts, the role of the Holy Spirit, and how renewing your mind leads to lasting freedom in Christ.

Winning the Battle for Your Mind

Over these seven days, this devotional will guide you to discover the rest that Jesus promises. Each day will be an encounter with yourself and with Him, where you will learn to release the burdens you carry, to trust in His guidance, and to receive the peace that surpasses every circumstance. This is not temporary relief; it is a transformation that renews your soul from within. This plan is your first step toward a life where the negative is transformed into purpose, where weariness becomes strength, and where your soul finally finds the rest that only God can give.



Rest for Your Soul

A lot of men quietly live with the pressure to hold it together, especially when life feels stalled. In Genesis 11–12, Abraham’s story begins in a place many men recognize: a dead end marked by loss, fear and unanswered questions. God does not shame Abraham for where he is. He meets him there and calls him forward.

This five-day plan explores how God engages men who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or responsible for outcomes they cannot control. Through Abraham’s early journey, we see how God builds resilience, identity, and purpose – not through perfection, but through movement, honesty, and trust.