Pressing Toward the Fresh Revelation
Paul Prather Paul Prather

Pressing Toward the Fresh Revelation

Karate is more than just kicks and punches — it’s a journey, just like faith. Both require time, dedication and perseverance. Just as martial artists move from white belt to black belt, spiritual seekers grow through consistent practice and persistence, still facing challenges along the way. The rewards are found in the small breakthroughs and deeper understandings that keep us moving forward, step by step, toward greater wisdom and transformation.

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Fasting: Intentional Wonderful Dependence
Dan Dozier Dan Dozier

Fasting: Intentional Wonderful Dependence

Fasting is often misunderstood in today’s world, viewed as outdated or extreme. Yet, Scripture presents it as a powerful way to deepen our connection with God. By focusing on the spiritual significance of fasting, we can strengthen prayer, align our hearts with God’s will and experience transformation. This ancient discipline, though often overlooked, remains just as relevant for believers today.

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Let’s Follow and Lead by Faith
Mandy Smith Mandy Smith

Let’s Follow and Lead by Faith

Faith calls us to release control, trusting that God can work powerfully in our everyday moments. A simple, heartfelt conversation sparked an unexpected transformation, illustrating how letting go of our need to feel capable opens space for real change. Leading by faith means making small choices to trust, even when we don’t have all the answers, and that’s where God meets us.

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Because We Are Made To Belong
Jennifer Camp Jennifer Camp

Because We Are Made To Belong

Friendship is more than just being kind; it’s about love that’s tender and fierce, raw and vulnerable. We’re made to belong, to share our stories and to fight for each other’s hearts. Authentic connection — guided by God’s love — transforms superficial relationships into lifelong connections, as we lean into courage, honesty and grace together.

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The Jack Kerouac of Sacred Pilgrimages
John Mac Ghlionn John Mac Ghlionn

The Jack Kerouac of Sacred Pilgrimages

Walter Starkie's "The Road to Santiago" brings the Camino de Santiago to life, portraying it as more than just a pilgrimage. His journey reveals a profound encounter with faith, tradition and personal transformation. As the Camino tests both body and spirit, Starkie’s narrative shows how this ancient path continues to resonate with modern seekers, making it a timeless pursuit for those looking for renewal in today’s fast-paced world.

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