Depression

If you feel hopeless, or you've experienced self-harm or suicidal thoughts, you need to know there's a God who loves you, has a purpose for you, and who's with you now. This six-day Life.Church Bible plan will help you understand who God says you are and empower your journey to healing. ***If you're in an emergency, please reach out to someone. Resources are included with each day's devotional.

Overcoming Thoughts of Suicide and Self-Harm

When we are hurting or going through a difficult season, we might feel alone and abandoned. It might feel as if God isn't listening to our cries for help or that He doesn't care about our pain. Yet, throughout Scripture God communicates that He is with us, sees us, loves us deeply, empathizes with our pain, and still has good plans for us. He invites us to draw close to Him in times of hardship, receive His comfort, and hold tight to His unchanging truth. 

Hope for the Hurting: For the Hurting: Encouragement for Suffering Seasons

In this down-to-earth 3-day devotional by popular devotional writer Heather Hair, you’ll dive into Speaking Life Over Myself, The Sword of the Spirit, and Casting Out Fear—because let’s be honest, some battles are less about demons and more about the mess in your own mind. 

You’ll learn how to talk to yourself like God does (kindly), fight lies with truth (not just coffee), and let God's Word shut fear up for good. No fluff, just freedom—and a Scripture-fueled sword.

Prayers That Speak the Sword

Take a three-day break from social media to reconnect with God and renew your spirit. By stepping away from social media and minimizing digital distractions for three days, you can draw closer to God and experience greater peace, contentment, and connection with those you love. This reset will also enable you to engage more intentionally with your life and prioritize what matters most. 

The Three-Day Social Media Reset by Allie Marie Smith

God doesn't waste your pain—He transforms it into powerful creative purpose. Artist mentor Matt Tommey vulnerably shares his journey from abuse and addiction to redemption, showing how God uses our deepest wounds as wells of creativity and ministry.

Through 7 days of Scripture, personal stories, and creative exercises, discover how to create authentically from your healing journey, transform wounds into compassion, and let your art carry testimony of God's restoration. Your scars aren't disqualifications—they're qualifications for creating art that brings hope to other broken hearts.

Because God specializes in making masterpieces from messes.

Beauty From Ashes: Transforming Pain Into Purpose

Seek comfort and encouragement from the Lord's never-ending supply of mercy, grace, and love. In this section from her book of prayers, Kate Motaung provides words for you to pray when you don't have any. God will always surround you with his love no matter what you are going through. 

Prayers for Comfort

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

This study involves steps to intimacy with God that will encourage you during your time alone with Him. I invite you to spend time alone with God every day in an atmosphere of worship. Giving God the first 15 minutes of your day, surrendering your life to His and receiving His love. These times will become the most important and the most energizing part of your day.

Steps to Intimacy With God

Grief doesn’t mean forgetting. This reading plan by author Heather Hair offers comfort for those afraid that healing might erase the love they carry. 

Through tender devotionals and Scripture-based prayers, you’ll discover that it’s okay to remember, to feel, and to keep your bond alive. God doesn’t rush your sorrow, and He never asks you to let go of a love that truly mattered.