Healing

The trauma experienced from sexual abuse can be devastating. The pain may be overwhelming and often results in a struggle to understand God and our identity. Unfortunately, few resources exist to meet the needs of victims of sexual trauma. The GRACE Abounds devotional is a resource that offers support and the truth of Jesus’ abundant love to women ready to begin their healing journey.

Grace Abounds: Hope and Healing From Sexual Abuse

Whether you’re feeling spiritually stuck, emotionally weary, or simply in need of fresh perspective, this 10-day devotional is a reminder that God is not finished with your story. Rooted in biblical truth and filled with daily reflections, Restore walks you through the journey of healing, identity, trust, and renewal.

Restore: A 10-Day Devotional Journey

Grieving Christians face a unique challenge by way of "religious parts"—parts of the human soul that are activated around religious matters. These parts may quote Scripture to prevent us from accessing our emotions, thereby blocking our healing from grief.

This reading plan introduces you to religious parts, their intentions, as well as biblical examples. You will have the opportunity to transform your own religious parts in the process.

How Christians Grieve Well

You've tried willpower, self-help, and quick fixes—but you're still struggling with the same issues. This isn't another band-aid solution. In 5 days, pastor and author Scott Savage will show you why surface changes never last and help you identify the hidden agreements that keep you bound. Finally break free from the cycles you've been trapped in for years.

Stop Cleaning Cobwebs: Beyond Quick Fixes to Real Freedom

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

Journey through the timeless Parable of the Prodigal Son as a family. In this 5-day devotional, explore themes of wanting our own way, facing the consequences of our choices, the power of remembering love, the joy of forgiveness, and learning to celebrate God's grace for others.


Returning Home: A Journey of Grace Through the Parable of the Prodigal Son

“Till death do us part”-words I vowed before God, family, and friends. I believed marriage meant enduring every storm, no matter how painful. I promised to stand by my husband through better and worse, but when the “worse” came, it was beyond what I imagined. My marriage became unhealthy, yet I felt trapped by my vow. I needed God’s Word to teach me what it truly means to be loved, safe, and protected-not just to silently endure pain. This journey is about moving from hurt to healing and freedom, with God guiding me through the storm.


Breaking Free From an Abusive Marriage

LIVE BOLDLY is a 5-day devotional for the woman who’s done the work of healing, is growing into her leadership, and is now ready to fully live. Rooted in John 10:10, this journey calls you out of survival mode and into abundant life — the kind that reflects God's grace, goodness, and glory.

You’ll be encouraged to release guilt, stop waiting for permission, and step into a life of joy, spiritual alignment, and bold faith.

LIVE BOLDLY: Embracing the Abundant Life You Were Born for - Embracing the Abundant Life You Were Born For

Have you ever felt the pain of rejection? Have you wondered if you’d ever be enough, for them, yourself, or even God?
Made New: Rewriting the Story of Rejection Through God’s Truth is an 8-day devotional that gently guides you through the wounds of rejection and into the healing power of God’s love. With honest reflections, scripture-based encouragement, and space to process your journey, you’ll be reminded that your identity isn’t rooted in what you’ve done or what’s been done to you, but in who God says you are.

