Optimism: A Wonderful Paradox
Justin Camp Justin Camp

Optimism: A Wonderful Paradox

There’s a kind of prayer that doesn’t require silence or structure. It doesn’t follow a guide or wait for the right moment. It just happens — while you’re driving, making coffee, walking the dog. It’s unfiltered, constant conversation. And somehow, in the middle of the ordinary, you realize you’re not alone. Your whole life becomes prayer — unpolished, unplanned and full of God.

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Adventure: The Spirit Who Says Go
Margaret Feinberg Margaret Feinberg

Adventure: The Spirit Who Says Go

Sometimes all it takes is a whisper. A quiet “Go.” That’s how Simeon found himself in the temple courts that ordinary day, holding the Messiah, wrapped in baby-soft skin and holy promise.

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Repentance: When We’ve Missed the Mark
Paul Prather Paul Prather

Repentance: When We’ve Missed the Mark

Repenting isn’t about piety per se. It’s about being a healthy, self-aware human being. It simply means we possess the common sense to recognize we’re imperfect. It means that when we miss a target we don’t deny it; instead, we meet our failures head-on, look for better ways of being and change course as needed.

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