Loss

Are you going through a difficult time? Perhaps, you've found yourself crying and wondering if there's any light at the end of the tunnel. I've been there too. I wrote this plan to share how God has comforted me over the years. 

This plan will walk you through how God comforts his people and brings us encouragement, joy and hope. By the end of this plan, you'll see how God has comforted, is comforting and will comfort you. 

Looking for Comfort and Encouragement? Here's How God Comforts Us

No matter what you're facing, waiting on, dreaming up, or praying for—Jesus is for you, He loves you, and He has made a way for you. Nothing is too big or too small for Jesus. Find out how to grow your faith, love, and trust for Jesus in this 5-day devotional based on themes from the song "My Jesus" by Anne Wilson and her miraculous testimony of faith.

My Jesus 5-Day Devotional by Anne Wilson

Some wounds refuse to fade, no matter how much time passes. This five-day plan by Scott Savage is for anyone carrying unresolved hurt and wondering how to move forward without minimizing what happened. Through Scripture, honest stories, and practical steps, you will learn how God meets you in the tension and leads you toward freedom one faithful step at a time.

When Grace Feels Impossible: Giving What You'd Rather Withhold

When life feels heavy, gratitude can seem out of reach. That’s okay. God meets us right where we are. This 4-day devotional invites you into a different kind of Thanksgiving. It creates space for weariness, welcomes honesty, and still dares to hope. If your heart is tired this season, come. There’s room for you here. Written by spiritual director and author Kim Avery, this gentle journey offers a quiet invitation to return to God.

Thanksgiving for the Weary: A Quiet Invitation for Tired Hearts

When death takes a beloved spouse, it can feel like our faith goes to the grave with them. Yet, in despair, God holds us close in His steadfast love. In this 7-day devotional, we look at Jesus’ heart for those grieving the loss of a spouse.

We would like to thank Elise Boros and FamilyLife for providing this plan. For more information, visit www.familylife.com.

Surviving Year One: After the Death of Your Spouse

As you follow this five-day Bible reading plan, you will be guided through an inevitable aspect of the widow's journey: loneliness. With the help of stories from the Bible and testimonies from other widows, you will be provided with tools that will assist you in overcoming loneliness. You are never truly alone because you have a God who loves you and walks with you every step of the way.

Loneliness in Widowhood

Loss is hard enough without the enemy using your pain against you. Whether you've lost someone to death, a marriage, job, health, or dreams, this isn't just grief–it's spiritual warfare. This devotional cuts through pretty platitudes to give you real tools for recognizing and fighting back when loss becomes a battlefield. Written by a pastor and bereavement specialist, you'll discover how to identify the enemy's tactics, use your spiritual weapons effectively, and stand firm in the truth that this loss won't destroy you. Just honest help based on the book "When Grief Becomes War."

When Grief and Loss Become a Spiritual Battlefield

Life is full of love, loss, and unexpected turns—but God is present in every chapter. Through the story of Ruth and Naomi, we see how He brings hope in hardship, faithful love in times of loss, and redemption that leaves a lasting legacy. In this 5-day devotional, discover how God is still writing your story and working all things for good.

Love, Loss, and Legacy: Finding God in the Story of Ruth and Naomi, a 5-Day Devotional by Michele C. Walker, Ph.D.

Grief doesn’t wait for the right time—it crashes in, unexpected and overwhelming. This 3-day reading plan by author Heather Hair offers hope for those reeling from loss or emotional aftershocks that come out of nowhere. 

With gentle truth and Scripture-based prayers, you’ll be reminded that you’re not broken—you’re grieving. And God isn’t rushing you. He’s holding you steady, breath by breath, through every wave.