Fear

Have unwanted changes overwhelmed your life? Are you anxiously waiting for news? Maybe even unable to sleep as you worry about what tomorrow might bring? When fear takes hold, it’s hard to see a way forward. But there’s hope: God offers a fear and anxiety antidote. In this 4-day plan by author and Bible teacher Jen Weaver, discover how to feel secure, hopeful, purposeful, and even joyful amidst uncertainty.

Fearless Future: Face the Unknown Without Anxiety

Do you struggle with the inner voice of condemnation? This 7 day reading plan guides you through why our inner critic means well, but is misguided, how we can relax its voice when we are in God's presence, the difference between the voice of our inner critic and the voice of Go, and more.

Dealing With Your Inner Critic

We all know fear, that crippling feeling that threatens our peace once we give in to doubt and worry. It is part of the human experience. Invite God into your fear and allow it to draw you closer. What was once troubling will be transformed into a deeper and closer relationship with Him.

Do Not Fear

Intrusive thoughts can take over life and shift from one problem to the next. Just as one battle is won, the next is right around the corner pulling us into a spiral of anxiety. We can become free from these debilitating thought patterns. God wants to give us peace, and it starts with Jesus. We would like to thank Courtney Dusenbury for her help in providing this plan.

Letting Go of Intrusive Thoughts and Finding Peace

Jonah is a satirical book. Jonah first refuses God’s calling, then repents in the fish’s stomach, and later preaches a slapdash sermon with only a few words to the evil Assyrians in Nineveh. As people respond in repentance, Jonah whines about God’s grace for Israel’s inimical enemy. Reading Jonah’s story will confront us with this provocative question: Do you know that God’s compassion is also meant for non-believers?

Through the Bible: Jonah

We live in a very stressful world. There’s a lot to be anxious and worried about –  a lot be afraid of. But God does not want you to live in anxiety or fear. One of the main themes of the Bible is to “fear not.” Jesus came to deliver us from fear and give us His peace. Here are some practical ways to say no to anxiety and fear.

Say No to Anxiety and Fear

As a mental health expert, an anxiety sufferer, and a pastor’s wife, Dr. Amanda Porter has been living at the intersection of mental health and faith for many years. In “Dear Anxiety, Let’s Break Up” she offers devotions written from both a medical and biblical perspective to help you choose faith over fear and move from a life marked by anxiety to one of peace and abundance.

Dear Anxiety, Let’s Break Up: Conquer Worry & Fear

Whether you’re on the verge of a breakdown, in the middle of one, or wondering if you’re headed toward one—this 10 day plan will show you how a breakdown can lead to a breakthrough. We have wasted enough time living in fear, let’s start living in freedom!


Nervous Breakthrough: Finding Freedom From Fear and Anxiety in a World That Feeds It.

Are your fears holding you back from God's best in your life? Do you recognize that your fear is robbing you of your faith and trust in God?

We all deal with fear from time to time. God has given us this critical emotion for good reasons. But there are those times when our regular and normal fears become illogical and unreasonable. They lead us to make bad decisions that only make things worse.

God is with you and HIS perfect love casts out fear.