When It Becomes Quiet Again
The Strength of Steady Faithfulness April 22 — Discipleship in Real Life After the resistance, something changes. Not all at once. But gradually. The tension softens. The pushback quiets.
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When Nothing Seems to Be Happening
Faithfulness in the Waiting April 1 — Holy Week | Discipleship in the Middle By now, the pace has slowed. The entrance has passed. The teachings have been given. The
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The Freedom of Less
Why Simplicity Is a Spiritual Discipline March 16 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar There is a quiet assumption woven through modern life: More will make things easier.
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Making Room at Work
Lent Is Not Just What You Give Up February 28 — Faith & Vocation When people think about Lent, the first question is usually: “What are you giving up?
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Working With a Single Heart
Simplicity in a Complicated Workplace February 20 — Faith & Vocation There is a kind of exhaustion that doesn’t come from overwork. It comes from fragmentation. From trying
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Rest as Resistance
Why Sabbath Still Matters in a Hustle Culture February 11 — Faith & Vocation If February has been asking what your work requires of your faith, today we ask
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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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Finding Joy in Advent's Hard Places
Advent joy isn’t pretending everything’s fine. It’s trusting God’s presence in the middle of what’s hard. Joy grows as we stay close to Christ—not as we escape reality.
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Embodying the Teachings of Jesus in Everyday Life
Bringing Jesus' teachings into the hustle and bustle of daily life can be daunting, yet it is the core of Christian discipleship. It starts with small, deliberate
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Discipleship Is Bigger Than a Category
Every now and then, you’ll hear someone say, “Real Christians belong to this group,” or “The true church is that one,” or “If you really want to
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