Нақшаҳои хониши ройгон ва садоқатҳои марбут ба 1 Kings 19:6

Life is messy, unpredictable, painful, sloppy, emotional, slippery, and oftentimes unbearable, with hard places we could never have fathomed when we started this journey. But God is not surprised by our slipups and screwups. Each day we are given the opportunity to live with meaning and significance as we acknowledge our struggles and then surrender them to Jesus.

When God’s presence and power touch someone’s life, they are never the same! As believers, being transformed into the image of Jesus is a process that occurs over time as we cooperate with the Holy Spirit. Throughout history, countless people have experienced transformation. In this fascinating plan, Denise Renner examines the lives of Hagar, Elijah, Jacob, Gideon, and Nebuchadnezzar — revealing how God transformed them through encounters with Him.

Sometimes the line between fear and faith is razor thin. A moment, a decision, or a split-second choice can demonstrate whether we are living in fear or acting in faith. In the midst of difficulty, how do we ensure our faith remains in God and no other source? This devotional covers how to remain in faith or return if we’ve left.

God doesn’t disqualify anyone because of their mental health diagnosis. He doesn’t become disappointed or befuddled or angry because we’re battling depression or anxiety. God is in the business of qualifying people with murky motives, broken dreams, and busted pasts. He accomplishes all his goals through people. Learn about these ideas and more with Chris Morris as he talks through some of the topics in his book Resilient and Redeemed.

You sincerely love God, but you are lost when faced with people whose only answer to your questions is "Pray more. Trust the Lord. Read your Bible more..." Do not despair! Yes, a Christian can be depressed. The Bible gives us many examples, explains the causes, and offers us very real and practical solutions to get us out of it.

In the HomeGrown Plan, author and pastor Johnny Moore offers wisdom to pastors seeking growth for their small-town church.

If you’re doing this devotional, then most likely you have lost a loved one. May you know the comfort and hope of God as he provides for you in grief.

In this 5-day devotional, discover how God’s presence and comfort can help you overcome the overwhelm we sometimes face in the midst of work and motherhood. Drawing from Elijah’s story in 1 Kings 19, this plan will encourage you to seek God’s strength in moments of exhaustion, embrace his peace amidst your daily challenges, and find renewed purpose in both your work and family life.

Find space to reckon with your grief during the most joyous time of the year. With prayer and spiritual practices from Stephanie Duncan Smith, author of Even After Everything and creator of Slant Letter, this devotional invites you to openly acknowledge your loss, reckon with the dissonance of the season, and encounter God’s empathy in the fullness of your honest emotions.

Wellbeing isn’t just a trendy, twenty-first century buzzword. It originates in the heart of God. This timely – and timeless – five-day reading plan is centred on God’s plan for your well-being. Dave Smith takes a holistic, biblical approach to living with shalom – wellbeing in every area of life – exploring six different but interrelated areas of our lives: physical, emotional, spiritual, relational, financial, and vocational wellbeing.

"Shatter the Stigma: God's Provision for Mental Health" addresses the common hesitation among believers to seek mental health treatment. It explores how scripture and medical care can coexist. This plan reveals how God's provision includes prayer and professional help, offering a biblically-grounded approach to mental wellness.

Psalm 23 tells us that God is like the very best of shepherds. Life is not all green pastures and still waters, and the Shepherd is ready!

Acts 18 is about early disciples willing to do whatever it takes for the sake of Jesus and his gospel. This 5-day plan continues a journey through the book of Acts, the Bible’s gripping sequel of Jesus at work in the life of his followers as he expands his kingdom to the ends of the earth. It’s a journey on what it means to be a Christian. It’s a story in which you have a role to play.

This isn’t about pretending life is perfect. It’s about learning to love the one you’re actually living, even in the tension, even in the waiting. Over the next 5 days, we’ll name what’s hard, notice what’s holy, and find joy in the middle of the mess. Because the gospel doesn’t promise ease, but it does promise Immanuel, God with us, right here, right now. And that changes everything.

Simon Peter's story is full of bold moves, crashing failures, and slow but deep transformation. This plan explores how trust is built—not by getting everything right, but by walking with Jesus through storms, shame, and calling. If you’ve ever doubted your faith, or yourself, this plan is for you. You can read this plan separately, but it is also part of The Chosen 'Test of Character' journey.

How do you recognize God’s voice in the middle of everyday life? In this 5-day plan, journey through key moments in Elijah’s story to discover what it means to listen, trust, and draw strength from God. Through Scripture and practical reflection, you’ll learn how God speaks—sometimes in power, sometimes in a whisper—and how to tune your heart to hear Him today.

Life can feel like it’s spinning—like the waters are rising and there's nothing steady to hold onto. But Jesus didn’t come to leave us drowning. He came to crush the chaos and give us the strength to stand firm, to reclaim order, peace, and freedom in the midst of life’s storms. This plan walks you through the deep waters, darkness, monsters, and wilderness in your life—and points to the hope and power of Jesus that’s already within reach.

Devotionals that equip athletes and coaches to live a strong, tested faith on and off the field. Through Scripture and practical application, they help participants grow in their walk with God and live out biblical truth with confidence.

Feeling numb is different from feeling sad. Numb is when your heart goes quiet — not because you don’t care, but because you’ve carried too much for too long. It’s often how men survive pressure, disappointment, burnout, or unresolved pain. But numbness isn’t where God wants you to live. Our goal is to wake your heart up through honesty, truth, and connection with Jesus.

Burnout, impostor syndrome, and stress aren’t just problems to manage - they are signals; inviting you to rest, realignment and a healthier life. This 5-day devotional helps you recognize these inner tensions not as failures, but as gentle prompts pointing toward God’s wisdom. Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, you’ll learn to pause, listen, and cross the “divide” from striving to alignment. Anchored in Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11:28, it encourages preventive wellness, addressing challenges at the root rather than enduring them silently. If you’re tired, overwhelmed, or questioning your place, this plan guides you to clarity, peace, and purpose.

Embrace the Holy Spirit as your closest friend and trusted guide. Experience lasting peace, freedom, and joy as you welcome the ultimate Comforter into your everyday life.

When you hear the word disciple, what comes to mind? In this devotional, we will explore what it means to be a true disciple. We will look at examples from both the Old Testament and the New Testament. We will examine the cost of following Christ, the posture of humility that disciples must carry, and the responsibility every believer has to help others grow in faith.

Anxiety doesn’t have to control your life. In this 5-day plan, discover how to trade worry for peace through God’s Word. Learn to trust Him, surrender control, renew your thoughts, and experience His presence in every situation. You don’t have to carry it alone—God’s peace is available to you right now.

Depression is often described as dark days. While it can refer to a formally diagnosed disorder or subclinical periods of languishing, depression is clinically understood as prolonged feelings of sadness and loss of interest in life. People experiencing these symptoms are encouraged to seek mental health support. But with or without diagnosis, many people will experience periods of darkness in their mental health journeys. This Sanctuary devotional is for the dark days and nights, be they cloudy or pitch black. Note: This devotional may be best suited for individuals with mild to moderate experiences of depression or languishing mental health.

Most of us are worried about something. And many of us are more worried now than we’ve ever been. But worry has been around as long as there have been people. Two thousand years ago, there was so much worry that Jesus addressed it, and He gave us the definitive solution. In this 6–day plan, Andy Stanley looks at what the Bible has to teach us about worry.