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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The Inner Life
What This Isn’t: Clearing the Air About Discipleship, Skepticism, and Everything in Between
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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Crafting Your Personal Rule of Life
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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The Goal Is Transformation, Not Information
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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The Inner Life: Redefining Prayer — A Conversation, Not a Monologue
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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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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The Inner Life: Finding Silence — The Power of Unplugging to Connect with God
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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The Inner Life: Putting It Together — A Simple Framework for Your Daily Quiet Time
Spiritual practices aren’t meant to compete for your attention—they’re meant to cooperate for your transformation. When prayer, Scripture, and silence weave together, they form a
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