پلانی خوێندنەوەی بێبەرامبەر و بابەتی پەرستشی پەیوەست بە زەبوورەکان 46:1

This week, we’re going to see together that God is strong, that He’s powerful, that He encourages you, and that His desire is to carry and uphold you! Are you ready? 😊

When my first husband died suddenly at age 37 it rocked my world. It was the worst time in my life but it was also the best time because I got closer to God than ever before. I spent so much time with Him that I truly fell in love with Him. Let these seven lessons lead you, too, into a deeper relationship with God than ever before.

Vance K. Jackson leads readers in this powerful and timely devotional. The Greek word for “Fear” is, ‘deilia’ which means, “Timidity, fearfulness, cowardice.” For God has not given you the spirit of fear, timidity, fearfulness or cowardice — but of power, love, and of a sound mind. God has given you the power to overcome fear. Choose not to fear. Let God lead you as you read this timely message.

We currently find ourselves in a time filled with unprecedented anxiety and worry around the coronavirus. Intense fear of the pandemic almost seems as pervasive as the virus itself. If you’re currently feeling fearful and anxious, this seven-day prayer plan is for you. You’ll be encouraged as you find peace in God’s word, strength in His power, and hope in His unfailing love for you.

Over the next few days, we will conclude this series. But still, we are going to bombard your heart and mind with timeless, unchangeable truth from God’s Word that will act as a heavenly vaccine, inoculating you against fear, anxiety, and worry.

Fears about money can make us feel hopeless. But what if you allowed your anxiety to move you closer to Jesus than you’ve ever been? This weeklong devotional explains how to trust God—whether you’re facing a personal financial crisis or a global one. Each day, meditate on Scripture that will transform your relationship with money and, more importantly, your heavenly Father.

We all face crises in our lives, but do we know how to show up for ourselves and others in the midst of a crisis? This plan introduces the BLESS method, a biblical- and evidence-based resource to help care for ourselves and others experiencing a crisis. BLESS (stands Belonging, Livelihood, Emotional, Safety, and Spiritual needs) helps us be attuned and offer humble help.

Finding helpful ways to deal with what you feel. A middle school devotional designed to complement the teaching series, “Trending: Coping.” In this devotional you’ll find encouragement to manage and deal with what you’re feeling and experiencing in healthy, helpful ways.

Many Christian parents endure the pain of having a prodigal child. Unfortunately, the trauma and grief of the parents of prodigals is rarely addressed in the church setting, leaving many to take this journey alone. There are real biblical solutions available to everyone who is walking through broken parent-child relationships and carrying the scars of what Christian Psychologist, Dr. Doug Weiss, calls the Prodigal Parent Process.

In this seven-day plan, you'll be encouraged to pray for a specific area of addiction recovery. Scripture passages are provided to help you as you pray.