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Forging new things is about surrendering in our everyday moments, pressing into the more of Gods goodness and grace. Becoming healed and whole is a journey, but the refining process is worth it.
The secret of how to cultivate a stress-free Holiday starts with the heart. Here are 5 disciplines that help prepare the heart for Jesus.
Healthy spiritual rhythms help build foundational pillars that connect the deep longing for more of God in all aspects of our lives.
Whether you are new to faith in Christ or have been following Him for a long time, the challenge of building a personal relationship with Jesus can feel daunting. Yet, that’s the invitation of salvation. Jesus came, died, and rose again so that we could personally encounter real intimacy with...
I sat down in my usual spot on the edge of the third row from the front of the class. Not a fan of feeling closed in, I always went for the seat that offered the easiest way out, but it was also the best vantage point for vision and...
Left unchecked, a weary heart can lead into some dark places. I say that because I’ve been there and I’ve seen it happen in the lives of my community. Maybe you can relate? Fatigue is no joke, especially in this current season. Feeling overwhelmed and burnt out has become a normal...
The season of Lent is upon us, so we are going to talk about some creative ways of practicing fasting and prayer over the next 40 days. I’ve also got a handy-dandy Lenten Reading Plan, that will take you through the life and ministry of Jesus. What do you usually...
Do you ever get frustrated in your prayer life? Like you know prayer is important but can’t quite figure out how to do it right? Not going to lie, I’ve been there more times than I can count. Today, I thought I’d share a little about my own journey with...
Loving others isn't a suggestion, but it's hard, right? Here are 5 ways to cultivate the practice of loving others, even when it's hard.
How to take care of your soul by encouraging rather than neglecting yourself. The practices that honor and invest in who you are with God.
