One of the names of Jesus – Mighty God – is a beautiful reminder of the strength and peace that Christ provides. Coach Nat Crawford takes a close look at this powerful name to encourage you and help you focus on what truly matters during this season! Bring your concerns to God in prayer. Be honest about your struggles and ask Him for the strength to face each challenge. Allow Him to guide you, calm your spirit, and refocus your heart on what truly matters during this season!

In times of fear, confusion, and uncertainty, it’s good to know we have a Wonderful Counselor  to help us navigate life’s complexities!  Shannon Lenz shares why it’s so important to slow your pace and take time with your Savior. Spend some time reading from the Gospels so our Wonderful Counselor Himself can offer you divine guidance and wisdom!

Oh Come All Ye Unfaithful? That's what Coach Kelsey talks about today! But before you write her off as a Scrooge – hear her out as she looks at several Biblical characters who were unfaithful, yet they were the very ones chosen to further the kingdom of God! Where is it the most difficult to be faithful to God? Write it down – come before the Lord in confessing this. Then express thankfulness and awe for God’s faithfulness despite our unfaithfulness!

When life starts crowding you, how do you keep it together and sort things out? Spiritual Fitness Coach Gary Dunker points to Jesus to show what it takes to recharge and reprioritize by having a conversation with One who knows your needs. Find time today to be alone with God just as Jesus did—withdraw to a quiet place and pray. Even five minutes is a good starting point. Just start. You can do it!

When your tears fall, let them rain on those around you! Jon Winkelman talks about the importance of sharing your grief with those around you, just as Jesus did. If you are experiencing loss right now, it is not only ok, but good to weep. It is also good to reach out to someone for support. Who will you reach out to?

A good father forgives, restores, and keeps His promises. Sherri Kreps introduces us to our good, heavenly  Father who invites us into a relationship with Him to be known, forgiven, and renewed. Memorize and rest in your heavenly Father’s promise which says, He has removed our sins as far from us as the east is from the west. (Psalm 103:12)

Sticking to a workout routine requires self-discipline, as does the act of forgiving. Spiritual Fitness Coach Caleb White gives you some practical steps to help you forgive, let go, and move forward! Choose to Forgive! It doesn’t mean you have to forget what happened. It means letting go of the power that person has over your life. So let go and move forward in love rather than bitterness!

Criticizing others is treacherous behavior that kills relationships and damages your own heart. Spiritual Fitness Coach Faith Sherrer helps you cultivate a change of heart over comparing, complaining, and criticizing! Pray every day this week for the people you criticize the most - those who annoy you or have hurt you, or those you compare yourself to. Pray blessing over them. Also, pray that Jesus would totally transform your mind!

Seasons of life that make no sense can often bring feelings of loneliness. Coach Jon Winkelman shares a powerful account from the Bible to help you look back and remember so you can also look forward with hope! Remember that loneliness is a season. Trust that one day we will look back and understand. And finally, reach out to those who will minister to you.