Spiritual Direction: A Ministry for Spiritual Formation
A look at spiritual direction and formation—why ministry leaders need soul care that helps them notice God’s work and grow in Christlikeness.
Clothed with Love: Building a Christlike Community
Discover how we can cultivate a truly Christian community, clothed in God’s love, patience, and grace
One Truth, One Step: A Path for Everyday Application
Feeling overwhelmed by sermons and studies? Learn how to apply God’s Word one truth, one step at a time, rooted in worship and daily grace.
Search Me, O God: Learning to Ask Gospel Questions
Feeling anxious or frustrated? Psalm 139 invites us to let God search our hearts. Learn to ask gospel questions to uncover desires, believe truth, and walk by faith.
Naming Your Emotions Before God
A practical guide for Christians: how naming emotions before God helps you move from raw feelings to renewed trust in Christ.
Still Weary? A Gracious Pathway Out of Survival Mode
Feeling stuck in survival mode? Here’s a gentle pathway to help you rest, recalibrate, and persevere—anchored in the joy set before us.
Gospel Rhythms: Rest and Work That Honor God
Time isn’t yours to control. Learn gospel-shaped rhythms of work and rest that help you steward time faithfully and live anchored in God’s grace.
Breaking Free from Survival Mode: A Call to Rest and Renewal
Survival mode feels like a quick fix, but it can take over your life. Here’s how to break free and find rest for your faith, family, and ministry.
Turning Sermons into Soul Care
Don’t let truth pass you by. Learn how to process sermons and conferences for lasting soul care with simple steps—and see how one talk met me in my own story.
When the Shepherd Needs a Shepherd: Soul Care for Ministry Leaders
Feeling poured out in ministry? Explore six lies that keep leaders from help and ideas for practical pathways to care.
When Discouragement Lingers: How to Walk with Others (and Yourself) Through Seasons of Weariness
Discouragement touches us all. Learn how to respond with grace—whether you're weary or walking with someone who is—in the hope of the gospel.