Stress

Insecurity is horrible, I know, and it definitely isn’t something you should want to accept and embrace, but it will go, believe me, it will go.
Or don’t believe me, but believe Jesus. For remember how He promised that every plant not planted by His heavenly Father will be rooted up?

In this plan, you read three touching and powerful poems on insecurity from a biblical perspective.

Insecurity: God's Enemy

Being Happy in an Unhappy World is a 12-day study into the Bible’s prescription for happiness as laid out by Jesus in the greatest sermon ever given — the Sermon on the Mount. Discover the keys from Scripture that you can use to start living in Biblical happiness today. 

Being Happy in an Unhappy World

Frederick Buechner once wrote that "the place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet."  Where your talents and the needs of the world cross, there lies your purpose and path to God.  These guided audio meditations will help you reflect on following the highest path, denying yourself, setting aside selfish interests, and marking yourself as a follower of Christ.

Following the Path of God

From deleted text messages to casual relationships. From diapers to styrofoam cups. Everything in our lives seems disposable. Toss it out because you can always get another one. The theme of these guided audio meditations is permanence - divine permanence. You will be discovering the permanent indwelling of the Holy Spirit within you, the light of God within you, and the love of God within you.

Discovering God Within You

Author Kathi Lipp (Clutter Free, Sabbath Soup) helps you explore the biblical importance of taking weekly Sabbath rest, a time to refresh, recenter, and reconnect with God and loved ones. By attuning yourself to the rhythms and routines of Christ-centered living, you can experience more peace and purpose as you draw closer God and experience true Sabbath rest.   

Sabbath: A Biblical Approach to Nourishing Friends and Family

Why is time management so hard? I’d argue that our perennial productivity problems are rooted in something deeper than the wrong to-do list apps or daily planners. They’re rooted in misconceptions of what we believe about work, time, and the role we have to play in God’s mission in the world. What does Scripture have to say about these things? In this plan, we’ll explore five answers to that question.

5 Biblical Truths About Time and Productivity

Most of us feel stressed out. A lot of us have been pushed to our mental, emotional, and physical limits. So much of life is bigger than we are—it’s out of our control. Life can leave us feeling helpless and weighed down. But being stressed out is not how God wants us to live. We’ll look at what God wants us to do with the stress we feel. 

Stressed Out

What does the story of Joshua and the battle of Jericho, in which seven trumpets sound and a great city falls, have to teach us about Jesus and the great battle of Revelation?

Watermark Gospel | the Battle of Revelation

As we advance in our sophistication, humanity needs to be reminded of ancient simplicities that contain truth so potent that our lives can be enriched by their transformational power.  Rest is one such ancient simplicity established by God at the beginning of His relationship with our first human parents. After working for six days, God declared the seventh day to be a day of rest – a day without boundary and equal.