۲تیموتائوس 18:4

When we experience suffering it can be difficult to know how to respond. Our hearts ache; we feel lost and alone. Let’s look at the Word and see examples throughout scripture of how to suffer well.

In recognition of May being Mental Health Month, this special devotional plan provides tools for helping you find the light in the darkness. If you struggle with the ever-changing world and everything crumbling around you, this is your lifeline from God to keep you grounded and on the road to whole again. Be encouraged by this mental health discussion presented by Bishop T.D. Jakes and Dr. Natasha Stewart-Gresham.

If you are feeling frustrated in midlife, give it to the Lord and experience the freedom of knowing that God has something more for you. There is a reason for the season that you are in. Lean into trusting the Lord, and lean into the relationships that God has placed in your life.

How do we hold onto hope when our culture, our government, even our family structure seems to be spiraling away from God? This five-day devotional brings us back to God’s original story: A story we can receive with joy. A story we can tell in words and actions. A story of unchanging hope.