Liturgical Prayer
Discover how the spiritual discipline of liturgical prayer connects us with centuries of faithful believers and shapes our hearts through Scripture, historic prayers, and shared worship.
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Inner-Healing Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Inner-Healing Prayer There are places within every heart that we would rather leave untouched. Painful memories. Old wounds. Words that were spoken over
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Fixed-Hour Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Fixed-Hour Prayer Our days have a way of carrying us along. One task leads to another. Emails become meetings. Meetings become errands. Errands
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Solidarity in Jesus' Sufferings
The Spiritual Discipline of Solidarity in Jesus' Sufferings Few things test our faith more than suffering. Loss. Grief. Illness. Disappointment. Loneliness. Waiting. There is something within us
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Joining God’s Work of Restoration
The Spiritual Discipline of Justice When we hear the word justice, many different ideas immediately come to mind. Politics. Laws. Movements. Debates. Yet long before justice became part
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Letting Scripture Read You
Bible study is more than gaining information. It’s allowing God’s Word to shape how we think, love, and live. July 3 reminds us that Scripture doesn’t simply inform us—it transforms us.
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Choosing Relationship Over Being Right
Unity doesn’t require us to agree on everything. It asks us to love one another faithfully through our differences. June 29 reminds us that relationship is worth protecting with humility, patience, and grace.
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The Discipline of Gratitude
Money trains our eyes to notice what we lack. Gratitude retrains them to see what we’ve been given. March 10 reminds us that thankfulness is one of the most powerful disciplines shaping how we handle our money.
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When Your Neighbor Just Got a Boat
Comparison quietly erodes contentment. When your neighbor gets the boat, the real question isn’t what they have—it’s what story you start telling yourself. Lent invites us to rediscover the freedom of ‘enough.’
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The Inner Life: Reading Scripture for Transformation, Not Just Information
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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