Stress

Christians need to get over our fear and become dangerous. We are called to biblical boldness as a way of life—to get back to the biblical truth of the Christian faith without the overtones of culture, tradition, and emotional needs. What is Christian boldness? What are your rights as a Christian? When we stand boldly with Christ, He stands with us. Released in celebration of Key Life's 40th Anniversary.

No More Mr. Nice Guy: Saying Goodbye to Doormat Christianity

Ever whispered, “I love my kid, but I don’t like them right now?” You’re not alone — and you’re not failing. This short devotional plan by Ashley Lunnon meets you in the real moments of parenting that no one talks about: the anger, the guilt, the exhaustion, and the hidden shame. Over 5 raw, Spirit-led days, let God remind you that your mess doesn’t disqualify you, it invites Him in.

I Don’t Like My Kid Right Now: Honest Truths for Tired Christian Parents

"Rest to Reset” is an eight-day transformative journey that explores God's rhythm of creation and rest, based on Genesis 1-2:3. Each daily reflection invites you to pause and contemplate how God rested while orchestrating, designing, and making the world we inhabit. Prepare for a lifestyle shift as you develop a deeper appreciation for God’s creation and learn to integrate rest and gratitude into your daily life. 

Rest to Reset

Ministry can drain even the most passionate hearts. This 7-day journey transforms burnout into breakthrough using Isaiah 40:31 and Matthew 11:28-30. Discover how leaders like Rick Warren and Beth Moore found renewal in their hardest seasons. Each day combines Scripture, real stories, expert wisdom, and practical steps. Stop running on empty—learn to minister from an overflowing heart that soars like eagles and rests in Christ's strength.

Renewing Your Heart for Ministry

Experience peace and companionship with God. Whitney R. Simpson is an author, spiritual director, yoga and meditation teacher, and host of the Exploring Peace Meditations podcast who guides you through seven Biblical reflections. Along with each day’s Scripture, there are reflection questions, a sensory cue to connect your body with your Creator, and a closing prayer. Find a quiet space, take a deep breath, and join this refreshing practice!

With God in Every Breath

Tired of the hustle-and-burnout cycle? Discover how biblical rest isn't just about your calendar—it's about your relationship with God's provision. This 3-day journey reveals the forgotten financial principle that transforms your work, your finances, and your trust in God's faithfulness.

Stop Hustling, Start Earning: What Your Rest Reveals About Your Relationship With God's Provision

Self-care. How necessary is it? 

In our fast-paced world, self-care has become more than a trend; it’s a necessity. Especially after the challenges of the global pandemic, many of us are reevaluating how we care for ourselves. Self-care is not just about taking breaks or pampering ourselves; it’s about recognizing our whole selves—mind, body, and spirit—and giving each part the attention it deserves. 

In this devotional, let’s explore what self-care means through a biblical lens and how we can intentionally nurture ourselves.

Self-Care

Motherhood is beautiful but often messy; especially when it comes to friendships. This devotional offers encouragement and hope for moms who find it hard to connect, maintain, or rebuild friendships amid the busyness, overwhelm, and emotional ups and downs of parenting. Through heartfelt reflections, scripture, and prayer, you’ll discover practical ways to nurture meaningful relationships, embrace community, and find strength in sisterhood. 

Mom Friends & Messy Moments: Building Community Through Motherhood Challenges

Throughout Scripture, God casts the story of history against the backdrop of gardens. In this study, Bible teacher and author Kat Armstrong looks at humanity’s choices and God’s redemptive work in five of those Gardens. From Adam and Eve in Eden to the book of Esther in the Garden of Ahasuerus; from Gethsemane, to the Garden of Resurrection, to the Garden City in Revelation, God chooses again and again to bring forth new life. 