Healing

The trauma experienced from sexual abuse can be devastating. The pain may be overwhelming and often results in a struggle to understand God and our identity. Unfortunately, few resources exist to meet the needs of victims of sexual trauma. The GRACE Abounds devotional is a resource that offers support and the truth of Jesus’ abundant love to women ready to begin their healing journey.

Grace Abounds: Hope and Healing From Sexual Abuse

People-pleasing can shape how we think, relate, and live, often driven by fear of rejection and a desire to feel safe and accepted. In this plan, you'll explore what Scripture says about identity and freedom, and how early experiences can train us to live for the opinions of others. Through biblical truth and reflections, learn how to live from God’s secure approval instead of striving to earn it.

Overcoming People-Pleasing

Baptism is not just a one-time event but a way of life. This six-day plan invites you to see baptism as an ongoing story of God’s presence—God entering our chaos to create something new. Baptism is not the end, but the beginning: a call to live with intention, love deeply, restore what is broken, and build communities shaped by God’s Kingdom. To be baptized is to live immersed in Christ, in community, and in the world every day.


The Baptism of Presence

How Pain Meets God’s Purpose By Rebecca Kisakye Makyeli is a journey seen through the testimony of a former addict freed from fifteen years of alcoholism and homelessness. This devotional reveals how God transforms brokenness into purpose through grace, strength, and renewed identity. Written for women who have endured deep pain and wrestled with unworthiness, it offers hope and healing. This plan reminds readers that no story is beyond redemption—what feels fractured can become a powerful testimony of God’s redeeming love.

How Pain Meets God’s Purpose by Rebecca Kisakye Makyeli 

Marriage is meant to be awesome, yet many are working to merely survive rather than thrive in marriage. But God’s design for marriage is "very good." Over the next ten days, we’ll move past survival mode to rediscover the joy, friendship, and fun God intended for your relationship. Let’s start thriving.

How to Have the Marriage You Enjoy

Forgiveness is not easy, and standing firm in your values is not always popular, yet both are essential for living a life of peace, freedom, and purpose. This 5-day plan will help you release past hurts, heal emotionally, and embrace the courage to live out your convictions with grace. Through biblical insights, practical steps, and honest reflections, you will learn how forgiveness restores your heart and how your values anchor your identity. This plan is for anyone seeking emotional wholeness, spiritual growth, and confident Christian living.

When to Forgive and Stand Firm

Through this devotional, we will discover the blessing of a person who is not often spoken about. His name is Asher, one of the sons of Jacob. Although his blessing is vast and profound, we will also read about his challenges and the trials he had to overcome.

The Blessing of Asher

Sensing that God is doing something deeper within you during a time of difficulty can lead to internal struggles and frustration. This four-day reading plan was created to help you realize that first, God’s greatest work often happens on the inside before it becomes visible on the outside. And as you journey through each day, you’ll discover how God’s presence within you produces strength, resilience, and victory, even in the face of pressure and opposition. This plan will help you shift your perspective and guide you to step boldly into God’s season for you.

Greater on the Inside

In this devotional by Minister Tori Dixon, LPC-S, we will explore what it means to grieve faithfully. Not to grieve less, but to grieve honestly. We're going to discover that faith and grief aren't enemies. That gratitude and sorrow can sit at the same table. That tears don't indicate a lack of trust in God—they indicate we are alive. You don't have to cut away parts of yourself to fit anymore. Your grief has a place here. Because it didn't start with you.