We all long for more than just knowing about God—we want to experience His presence in our everyday lives. Many of us treat the Holy Spirit like someone else’s close friend—we’ve heard stories, maybe even seen glimpses, but we’ve never truly experienced that relationship for ourselves. Yet Jesus promised His Spirit not as a distant force, but as a living presence—comforting, guiding, and empowering us in the middle of everyday life.

The Bible describes the Holy Spirit as our Advocate, Comforter, and Guide—present with us in every moment, whispering truth, strengthening us in weakness, and reminding us that we are never alone. Learning to know the Spirit isn’t about mastering a formula.

What would it look like to listen differently? To slow down, pay attention, and invite the Spirit to lead you into confidence, courage, and peace? You may be surprised to discover that the Holy Spirit has been closer than you realized all along.

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We all have a story, right? Maybe it’s the one we tell about where we grew up or how we met our best friend. But there's another story, a deeper one, that we’re living every day. It’s the story of our journey with faith, and sometimes it can feel a little lonely or isolating. We might be wondering if what we're going through, the struggles or the victories, is something others have experienced.

That’s what’s so powerful about sharing our personal stories—they are a way to bridge the gap. Stories are a signpost to hope, showing us how God has been at work in our lives, even when we might have missed it.

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It’s an interesting thing, how we think about money. For so many of us, our relationship with our finances is built on a foundation of scarcity. It’s that voice that whispers, “There’s not enough,” or “You have to hold onto what you have for yourself because no one else is going to look out for you.” It can feel like we’re in a constant tug-of-war between taking care of our needs and the desire to be generous.

This mindset isn’t just about the numbers in our bank account. It's deeply rooted. Our culture tells us that our identity is tied to our net worth, and that all we have is ours alone.

For followers of Jesus, there's a different way to approach finances, giving, and generosity that sets us apart. It’s a reflection of something much deeper.

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Most of us want to make a difference. We quietly ache to be a part of something bigger, but life’s pace and pressures can make it hard to know where to start. We feel the pull to do something meaningful, yet our calendars, responsibilities, and distractions keep us stuck in the same patterns. Days blur into weeks, and before long, the longing to live with purpose gets buried under the weight.
The first step toward a life of greater impact is often far simpler than we imagine. It’s not about cramming more into an already full schedule, but about seeing the people and moments right in front of us with fresh eyes. The most powerful changes often begin quietly—woven into the ordinary—long before we realize they’re shaping who we are.

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There’s something sacred about the everyday. A coffee with a friend, standing next to a parent on the sidelines, a text just to check in—these moments can feel small, even forgettable. But what if they’re not?

Throughout history, God has used ordinary relationships to do extraordinary things. From early Church leaders like the Cappadocians to everyday believers today, we see a pattern: when friendships are rooted in faith and reshaped around Jesus, they become something more. Something powerful. Something life-changing.

Relationships aren't always about adding more to your calendar or finding the “perfect” group—it’s about recognizing the people already around you. The ones you eat dinner with. Bump into at the mailbox. Share a classroom or a team bench with.

Sometimes a change in pace and perspective could transform the way you see your relationships—and how God might use them to shape your life and someone else’s.

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Life has a way of sweeping us up, doesn't it? One minute we're navigating daily routines, tackling responsibilities, and the next, we might find ourselves feeling stuck, a little off, or even completely lost. It's like we're so close to our own lives that it's hard to see things clearly, or notice when a subtle shift has pulled us into a rut we didn't even realize we were in. Maybe you've felt that creeping sense of burnout, or like you're just going through the motions. Perhaps you're feeling down, or that something just isn't quite right, and you're searching for answers or a way to get unstuck. We all have moments where our usual way of looking at things just isn't working anymore. It makes you wonder, how do we hit the reset button and get a fresh perspective on our circumstances, our struggles, or even ourselves?

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Sometimes faith can feel like learning a whole new language—full of phrases we nod along to but don’t fully understand. Words that sound weighty. Maybe even a little intimidating. And yet, buried in those words might be something we’re all searching for: clarity, connection, purpose.

There’s one phrase in particular that tends to stop people in their tracks. It shows up in an unexpected place, near the end of a deep, honest reflection on life. It sounds simple. But it raises big questions—about who God is, what He wants from us, and how we’re meant to live.

It might just be one of the most important things you could wrestle with. And if you’ve ever wondered what it really means to know and follow God—not just in theory, but in real life—you’re not alone.

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We all know it—life is short. No matter how much we chase meaning, purpose, or pleasure, the clock keeps ticking. And eventually, time runs out. The weight of that reality can leave us searching for something deeper—yet still feeling like something’s missing, like we’re just walking in circles.

Ecclesiastes doesn’t shy away from that tension. It names the ache. It explores what it’s like to live with the awareness of our mortality and the longing for light in a world that often feels dark.

What are we supposed to do with that tension? How do we make sense of the time we’ve been given when we already know how the story ends?

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