How might you build a Field of Vision for someone else this fall, helping them to experience the infusion of the Holy Spirit in new and unmistakable ways?

As we pray for those healing from Hurricane Helene and those in the path of Hurricane Milton, what kind of reflector will you carry through the dark -- trusting that the Lord will protect you as you continue on your journey?

Are you ready to celebrate the birth of Christ? If your first response is mild stress over the tasks that need to be done before December 25, think again: What if the question is about being rather than doing?

Are you ready to celebrate the birth of Christ? If your first response is mild stress over the tasks that need to be done before December 25, think again: What if the question is about being rather than doing?

Are you ready to celebrate the birth of Christ? If your first response is mild stress over the tasks that need to be done before December 25, think again: What if the question is about being rather than doing?

Are you ready to celebrate the birth of Christ? If your first response is mild stress over the tasks that need to be done before December 25, think again: What if the question is about being rather than doing?

Are you ready to celebrate the birth of Christ? If your first response is mild stress over the tasks that need to be done before December 25, think again: What if the question is about being rather than doing?

Are you ready to celebrate the birth of Christ? If your first response is mild stress over the tasks that need to be done before December 25, think again: What if the question is about being rather than doing?

Are you ready to celebrate the birth of Christ? If your first response is mild stress over the tasks that need to be done before December 25, think again: What if the question is about being rather than doing?

Are you ready to celebrate the birth of Christ? If your first response is mild stress over the tasks that need to be done before December 25, think again: What if the question is about being rather than doing?

While the Lord may not be calling us to "space out," he does command us to rest so that we might be refreshed to do good work in his name.

How can you become a joy seeker, stepping toward the full joy that Jesus promises?

How might the weight of our daily fears lighten as we listen for the soundless voice of the Lord?

How might you re-envision the floods in your life as opportunities for growth and creativity this summer, setting aside the despair of the wreckage and instead embracing the new ideas that so often catch us by surprise? 

The gift of a truly wise person is their receptivity -- their ability to listen and create an atmosphere of hospitality where others feel safe to be themselves

What "new things" can we employ to bless our communities?

His purposes will ripen fast,
Unfolding ev'ry hour;
The bud may have a bitter taste,
But sweet will be the flow'r.

Why, then, do we place our hope in worldly promises when a moment in Scripture or prayer or God's creation can carry us through the most trying of times?

As we store up our hope in heaven rather than in earthly possessions and accomplishments, how do we live a life that reflects the treasure of our faith?

What other surprise blessings do you see around you this week, reminding you of God's faithful hand over our world?