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What if the life our souls long for isn’t found in accomplishing more, but in abiding more deeply? When we begin to eliminate hurry, we make room to recover the sacred rhythm of simply walking with God.

What could words like scaffolding and metacognition possibly have to do with your faith? More than you might think.

What if the fruit you’ve been praying for isn’t waiting on you to work harder—but to stay closer to God?

When you’re tired of being strong, God isn’t asking you to pretend you’re fine. He’s inviting you to bring Him the weariness before it turns into giving up.

Holding onto what is merely good can prevent you from embracing what is truly great.

Ever have one of those days when your minds feels like a browser with too many tabs open? I sure have! And the holidays—withall their extra obligations and preparations—tend to land squarely in that category for me.

The to-do list is still there, but it no longer owns me—my strength comes from God, the Maker of heaven and earth.

I mopped the sweat off my brow with my crumbled up shirt sleeve, the steam from the pot of delicious smelling food wafting up to greet me...