This post explores the importance of spiritual rest and rejuvenation in our lives. Rooted in biblical teachings, practices like Shabbat and Jubilee invite individuals to carve out intentional time for reflection, rest, and community, all of which can be meaningful. By understanding and embracing these traditions, we can cultivate a deeper connection to our spirituality and well-being.

In You Can Hear the Voice of God Through All Your Spiritual Senses, I delve into the profound ways we can discern God’s voice amidst life’s challenges. My own journey, marred by medical struggles over the past twenty months, has taught me the importance of remaining receptive to God's guidance even when prayer feels difficult. During this time, listening to the Bible and engaging with worship music helped to shift my focus from my troubles to God's greatness. Intentional practices like journaling scripture and seeking community prayer, fostered an environment that invited divine communication. Through these experiences, I've learned that healing can be a complex journey, but God’s voice remains a constant comfort and direction. Join me in this blog post as we explore how to cultivate our ability to hear Him clearly, nurturing our relationship with the Creator despite life’s storms.

January is a peak time for fasting, appealing to both Christians and non-Christians for its health benefits. The blog discusses two types of fasting: spiritual, aimed at deepening one’s relationship with God; and health-focused, which promotes physical well-being. This post highlights key considerations for fasting, scriptures, and a few suggested resources for those interested in fasting.