The Anti-Resolution:
Why Slowing Down Is the Fastest Path to God January 1 — The Discipline of Presence January 1 arrives with a familiar energy. New goals. Fresh starts. Strong intentions.
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Following Jesus with attention, honesty, and grace in ordinary life.
A Quiet Blessing for the Year Ahead
December 31 — New Year’s Eve Discipleship New Year’s Eve is loud by default. Countdowns. Noise. Predictions. Promises. Pressure to declare what the next year will be.
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Without Resolutions Discipleship at the Turning of the Year December 30 sits in a strange place on the calendar. It’s close enough to the New Year to
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What Stayed With You?
Listening for What Christmas Left Behind By December 29, most of the visible signs of Christmas are already fading. The candles are shorter. The music has softened or
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Returning to Ordinary Life Changed
Discipleship in the Aftermath of Christmas By December 27, the rhythm has shifted. Christmas is over — but not forgotten. The leftovers remain. The decorations linger. The calendar starts
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The Day After Christmas
Learning to Live What We’ve Received December 26 — Discipleship After Christmas December 26 is a quiet kind of day. The carols fade. The candles burn lower. The
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Joy at the Threshold
The Holy Tension of Christmas Eve Christmas Eve lives in between. We are no longer waiting blindly — but we are not yet celebrating fully. The candles are lit.
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Peace That Stays
God With Us in the Middle of the Noise December 23 is rarely peaceful. By now, the lists are long and the patience is thin. The house is
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Hope That Holds
When God’s Promise Feels Delayed By December 22, Advent waiting often feels different than it did at the beginning of the season. At first, waiting can feel
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Christmas Joy That Carries Us Forward
Christmas joy has a way of feeling both powerful and fleeting. It arrives with candles and carols, familiar Scriptures and well-worn traditions. For a moment, the world
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