Faith PracticesSpirituality How Writing Can Strengthen Your Prayer and Faith Life | Intro to Spiritual Practices Writing can be as simple as jotting down a Bible verse, a prayer request, or what God is teaching you.Stephanie SoderstromFebruary 11, 2021
Faith PracticesSpirituality Prayer Walking | Intro to Spiritual Practices Need a quiet space to connect with God? Try a prayer walk.Stephanie SoderstromFebruary 4, 2021
EvangelismFaith PracticesRelationships How to Frame Your Faith Story Not sure how to share your testimony? Start with the four C’s.Lynn-Holly WielengaFebruary 1, 2021
Faith PracticesSpirituality The Daily Examen: Prayer, Meditation, and Seeking God’s Direction | Intro to Spiritual Practices Use the examen prayer to review each day's events in God's presence and ask his guidance for tomorrow.Stephanie SoderstromJanuary 27, 2021
Faith PracticesSpirituality Reading the Bible Daily with the Lectionary | Intro to Spiritual Practices Are you unsure how to read God's Word daily? Try the lectionary.Stephanie SoderstromJanuary 21, 2021
Faith PracticesSpirituality Silence in God’s Presence | Intro to Spiritual Practices Try five minutes of silence in God's presence and grow in your awareness of him.Stephanie SoderstromJanuary 15, 2021
Faith PracticesLament Six Ways to Think About Lament and How You Might Practice It Lament is not just about sorrow. Rather, this spiritual practice involves pause, honesty, and healing.Becky Getz and Multiple ContributorsDecember 11, 2020
Faith PracticesSpirituality Is Racism a Discipleship Issue? Joe Graham, a White Millennial Pastor, Thinks So. A conversation about leading discipleship and doing the hard, uncomfortable work of JesusBecky Getz and Joe GrahamOctober 13, 2020
Faith PracticesPrayer Racism and Rediscovering Corporate Prayer of Confession Kent Fry shares the value he finds in confessing corporate racism in prayerKent FrySeptember 3, 2020
LamentRelationships A Call to Justice and Mercy An Old Testament prophet and Rev. Dr. Patricia Sealy call the church to speak prophetically against oppression.Rev. Dr. Patricia A. SealyJuly 24, 2020