Monday
Take a moment to read Hebrews 1:1-4.
What stands out to you? Is there a line or phrase, maybe even just a word that feels important today? Sit with these verses and read them over as many times as you want. Consider what God might want to reveal to you today and then take a moment to pray and communicate with God.
Tuesday
Take a moment to read Hebrews 1:5-9
What stands out to you? Is there a line or phrase, maybe even just a word that feels important today? Sit with these verses and read them over as many times as you want. Consider what God might want to reveal to you today and then take a moment to pray and communicate with God.
Wednesday
Take a moment to read Hebrews 1:10-14
What stands out to you? Is there a line or phrase, maybe even just a word that feels important today? Sit with these verses and read them over as many times as you want. Consider what God might want to reveal to you today and then take a moment to pray and communicate with God.
Thursday
Take a moment to read Hebrews 2: 1-4
What stands out to you? Is there a line or phrase, maybe even just a word that feels important today? Sit with these verses and read them over as many times as you want. Consider what God might want to reveal to you today and then take a moment to pray and communicate with God.
Friday
Take a moment to read Hebrews 2: 5-9
What stands out to you? Is there a line or phrase, maybe even just a word that feels important today? Sit with these verses and read them over as many times as you want. Consider what God might want to reveal to you today and then take a moment to pray and communicate with God.
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Journaling the Bible - Psalm 23
Because of that, interacting with Scripture is like a ‘superfood’ of spiritual growth. And yet as we build the habit of reading scripture into our rhythms – which is excellent – we can start to speed over parts of the story that we’ve heard over and over again. And so sometimes what’s right in front of us can become invisible, because we’re so used to it.
Examen | Last Week
This is a practice of looking backwards and trying to notice where God was at work in the past, in order to more easily spot and open up to where God is at work in our present moments. Since the regular noise of life tends to drown out that awareness.
Examen | Church History
Examen is a practice of examining your life backwards, over a given period of time, and prayerfully reflecting on two things: 1) Where you noticed a sense of God’s presence, or closeness; and 2) Where you felt absent or disconnected from that sense.