This reflection invites you to embrace the journey of cultivating a personal prayer practice—no matter where you’re starting from. Through gentle encouragement, practical tips, and a spirit of patience, it shows how small, intentional steps can open a space for deeper connection with God. Prayer is not about perfection but about curiosity, flexibility, and the joy of growing in faith day by day.

Feeling worn out or stuck behind the “I’m fine” mask? Jo Saxton invites you to discover the freedom of living with honesty, connection, and spiritual depth.

An invitation to contemplate the nature of love, and how it shapes the way we live.

Formed by scarcity and shaped by generosity, this story traces a journey of unlearning fear and embracing stewardship. Through personal trials, cross-cultural contrasts, and faithful friendships, we glimpse how money reveals the posture of our hearts—and how trust in God’s provision transforms it into a means for joy, mission, and contentment.

Struggling to build habits, the author discovers “max cueing”—a speech therapy concept that values responding to prompts over perfection. By treating daily stress as a cue to pray, they find grace in small responses. A hopeful take on forming spiritual habits through mercy, not mastery.

This reflection invites us to begin our days not with noise, but with nourishment—through books that awaken wonder, peace, and presence. By turning first to beauty and wisdom, we reconnect with what’s true and grounding before entering the rush of the world.

Wanting to grow is already a step toward change. Perfection isn’t the point — progress is. Like Franklin, we learn through practice, not performance. Whether it’s journaling, prayer, or simply starting small, self-reflection paired with grace leads to transformation. You don’t need to do it all today — just take one step forward, and keep going.

Feeling burned out at work? You're not alone. From identifying root causes to practicing gratitude, this reflection offers small but meaningful steps to help restore clarity, purpose, and peace in your daily rhythm—inviting you to prioritize well, lean on support, and listen for God’s quiet call to renewal.

The Holy Spirit, often overlooked, is a divine person who actively guides, strengthens, and sustains us. By making room in our hearts and inviting the Spirit daily, we grow in trust, recognize God’s presence, and discern His will—experiencing love, peace, and courage in ordinary moments.

Parenting often feels like a never-ending list of tasks—but what if peace isn’t found in crossing everything off, but in slowing down and reordering our hearts? This reflection invites us to loosen our grip on perfection, embrace grace, and discover how God’s presence can transform our homes from places of pressure into places of rest.

What if your deepest wounds could lead you to deeper intimacy with God?

Embrace the courage to confront your inner world and discover the transformative power of vulnerability

A practical guide to recovering peace, clarity, and connection with God in the chaos of modern life.

An honest account of addiction, shame, and redemption. This testimony shares how one man encountered the mercy of Jesus and found lasting freedom from pornography. It offers hope to those who feel stuck and speaks to the power of vulnerability, confession, and grace on the journey toward wholeness.

Sundays used to blur by in bars and on couches—comfort numbing conviction. Will felt stuck, disconnected from God, others, even himself. But Exodus cracked something open. In the quiet and detachment, he began to feel again—to listen. What he found wasn’t just discipline. It was a deeper hunger for Christ—and real freedom.

When faith feels distant and ordinary life takes over, we may wonder if the Gospel still speaks. This reflection shares how quiet habits—rooted in ancient wisdom—can gently rebuild what was lost. In the slow, unseen rhythms of prayer and presence, we rediscover a spiritual life that is restful, rooted, and deeply resilient.

This video shares a simple midday prayer habit called the 3x5 Examen: give thanks for five things, reflect on five faults, and ask God’s help for five upcoming challenges. With just a notecard and five minutes, this daily pause can powerfully reorient your heart toward grace and growth.

This reflection reminds us that a full life isn’t found in busyness, but in joy rooted in gratitude, trust, and authentic encounters. Amid the stress of modern life, it offers practical ways to slow down, entrust our hearts to God, and rediscover the joy we were made for.

A practical and prayerful guide to inviting Jesus into your money decisions. With relatable insights and gentle challenges, this article encourages a shift from control and anxiety to stewardship and surrender.

Discover the inspiring stories of holy men and women you may not have heard of.

The four pillars of lasting happiness aren’t what you think

Helping our kids discover who they are, and whose they are.

Helping families reconnect, one question at a time.

Raise money-wise kids with simple habits that last a lifetime.

How do we raise children who use tech with wisdom and integrity?

Teaching kids the heart of real forgiveness, beyond “I’m sorry.”

Helping your kids step into the world starts with helping them know who they are.

Create intentionality in your long-term relationship and reconnect with your partner.

“Why am I here? Is there a deeper meaning to life?” Go beyond the distractions of the world and be open to discovering your true purpose and self-potential.

Not all prayer is loud. Not all faith is public. And that’s okay. God meets us in the quiet, in our songs, in our journals, in the places we feel most ourselves. We don’t need curated posts to be close to Him—we just need to be honest. Your way of praying is real, and it’s enough.

What feels like loss may just be the beginning of real life.

Discover the surprising place where true joy begins.

A story of healing and encountering the power of Jesus in an unexpected way.

How one saint’s courage awakened my call to justice.

This reflection invites us to trade comfort for calling, reminding us that we were made not for mediocrity, but for greatness in Christ. Through curiosity, intentional relationships, and small acts of faithfulness, we begin to stretch our hearts for the abundant life God longs to give us.

Finding healing and strength, one small gift of hope at a time.