Listening for God in the Ordinary
We tend to imagine that if God were going to speak to us, it would happen in dramatic ways — lightning bolts, burning bushes, neon signs in the night
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Following Jesus with attention, honesty, and grace in ordinary life.
We tend to imagine that if God were going to speak to us, it would happen in dramatic ways — lightning bolts, burning bushes, neon signs in the night
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Discipleship at work is challenging. Discipleship at church can be beautiful. But discipleship at home? That’s the Olympics. Why? Because home is where: * your patience is tested
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If you’ve spent any time around the church—or on Facebook—you know there are certain words that immediately raise eyebrows. Discipleship is definitely one of them.
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Many Christians struggle with understanding discipleship, often feeling lost in how to grow spiritually. A Rule of Life offers a framework for intentionally organizing time and habits around Jesus, helping to counter distractions. By integrating small daily practices, weekly rhythms, and relational
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Let’s be honest: modern Christianity is obsessed with information. We love: * sermons * podcasts * books * commentaries * conferences * Bible trivia nights None of these things are bad — but they
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Most people hear the word disciple and immediately picture someone holier, wiser, or more spiritual than they’ll ever be. Someone who wakes up at 4 a.m.
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Most people sitting in church on a Sunday morning don’t think of themselves as disciples. They think: “I’m just a normal Christian.” “I’m not a
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Introduction Prayer isn’t a guilt-ridden checklist or a private code you must crack. It’s relationship. It’s a living conversation in which the ordinary details
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We often approach Scripture as if it were an instruction manual or a textbook to master. But the Bible’s purpose isn’t to make us experts in
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In a world of constant notifications, background noise, and never-ending scroll, silence feels unnatural—even intimidating. Yet silence is one of the most essential languages of apprenticeship
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