Faithfulness in Repetition
Presence When the Days Feel the Same January 15 — The Discipline of Presence This month at Disciple to Faith, we’re exploring what it looks like to follow
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Following Jesus with attention, honesty, and grace in ordinary life.
Learning to Sit With What Is
By January 14, the noise has returned. This month at Disciple to Faith, we’re exploring what it looks like to follow Jesus Monday through Saturday — practicing presence
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Honoring Your Limits
Presence When You Can’t Do Everything January 13 — The Discipline of Presence This month at Disciple to Faith, we’re exploring what it looks like to follow
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Staying When the Feeling Fades
Presence After the Motivation Is Gone January 18 — The Discipline of Presence This month at Disciple to Faith, we’re exploring what it looks like to follow Jesus
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Presence as Love
Why Paying Attention Is One of the Most Loving Things You Can Do January 10 — The Discipline of Presence This month at Disciple to Faith, we’re exploring
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Learning to Trust Unfinished Days
Presence When You Can’t Get It All Done January 9 — The Discipline of Presence This month at Disciple to Faith, we’re exploring what it looks like
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Learning to Live in Your Body
Presence When Your Soul Is Dragging Your Body Along January 8 — The Discipline of Presence This month at Disciple to Faith, we’re exploring what it looks like
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Responding, Not Reacting
Presence When Life Pushes Your Buttons January 7 — The Discipline of Presence By January 7, the year has started talking back. Emails have opinions. Meetings have tension. Family
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Learning to Listen
Presence When the Noise Is Inside You January 6 — The Discipline of Presence By January 6, the noise has usually shifted. It’s no longer just external — emails,
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Being Where Your Feet Are
January 5 — The Discipline of Presence By January 5, many of us are no longer distracted by novelty. We’re distracted by anticipation. The mind runs ahead: * to
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