Forgot password?
  • Merch
  • Photoshop Templates
  • SZN Kits
  • Blog
  • Usage Agreement
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us

© 2026 Sunday Social. A project from Joe Cavazos and Jonathan Malm.

Sunday Social
  • Home
  • Social
  • Sermon Series
  • Slides
  • SZN Kits
  • Stock
  • Shorts
  • FAQs
  • Pricing
  • Log In
  • Español
When I am afraid, I put my trust in you. - Psalm 56:3
Fonts: CarbonAdobeProxima NovaAdobeFleischAdobe

When I am afraid, I put my trust in you. - Psalm 56:3

What you get

  • Ready-to-post JPGs
  • Editable Photoshop (PSD) files
  • Spanish version included
  • Caption ideas written for you
Instant download·Cleared for church use·Use it this Sunday
or go all-in
Most churches choose this

Membership

From $15/mo

This graphic is one of thousands. Members download it all, new series, slides, and social every week, for less than the cost of four singles a month.

Start membership →

Cancel anytime · New content added weekly

Caption ideas

  • We aren’t promised a life free from fear. We’re promised help in times of trouble.
  • Fear doesn’t stand a chance when we stand in God’s love.

Keywords

Doubt/Hopelessness, Psalms

Related graphics

You, LORD, are my lamp; the LORD turns my darkness into light. - 2 Samuel 22:29

You, LORD, are my lamp; the LORD turns my darkness into light. - 2 Samuel 22:29

Jul 2, 2025
1. “God, let me die.” (A story you need to read.)  2. Elijah had just called down fire from heaven and then ran for his life because one person threatened him.  3. He collapsed in the desert, alone, and prayed the most honest prayer of his life: "I've had enough, Lord. Take my life."  4. God's response wasn't a rebuke, a lecture, or a theology lesson. It was an angel, a fresh loaf of bread, and a jar of water.  5. He was told to eat, because the journey ahead was going to be longer than he had strength for right now.  6. God never told Elijah his feelings were wrong. He just refused to let discouragement and exhaustion have the final word.  7. If you're sitting under your own tree right now, the God who met Elijah in the desert already knows where you are. He has what you need.

1. “God, let me die.” (A story you need to read.) 2. Elijah had just called down fire from heaven and then ran for his life because one person threatened him. 3. He collapsed in the desert, alone, and prayed the most honest prayer of his life: "I've had enough, Lord. Take my life." 4. God's response wasn't a rebuke, a lecture, or a theology lesson. It was an angel, a fresh loaf of bread, and a jar of water. 5. He was told to eat, because the journey ahead was going to be longer than he had strength for right now. 6. God never told Elijah his feelings were wrong. He just refused to let discouragement and exhaustion have the final word. 7. If you're sitting under your own tree right now, the God who met Elijah in the desert already knows where you are. He has what you need.

Jun 29, 2026
Carousel
Sunday is coming…

Sunday is coming…

Mar 11, 2026
Carousel
1. “There’s no way God could bring something good from this situation?”
2. You sure about that?
3. You really sure about that?
4. You think you finally found a situation that stumped God?
5. The God who turns death into life…?
6. Nothing is outside God’s ability to redeem.

1. “There’s no way God could bring something good from this situation?” 2. You sure about that? 3. You really sure about that? 4. You think you finally found a situation that stumped God? 5. The God who turns death into life…? 6. Nothing is outside God’s ability to redeem.

Oct 23, 2026
Carousel