Stop. Breathe. Be. It doesn’t matter what state you find yourself in; God still desires to draw near. Why not meet Him with honesty? Today’s Weekly Breather offers an exercise in being honest with God in lament.
Stop. Breathe. Be. Today’s Weekly Breather exercise helps us consider how God may be calling us to make space for welcoming the other.
Who are you really, when you are displaying your truest self? Do you know? Allow this Weekly Breather exercise to help you discover who God created you to be.
Stop. Breathe. Be. Let this weekly breather exercise help you decompress from the week’s stress and worry. Connect with God on a personal level, and rest in your belovedness and belonging.
So often, our lives are like a roller coaster ride, full of triumphs, defeat, and frantic speed. Jesus invites us to step off the roller coaster and tarry a while with Him. Take a breath, step off the roller coaster, and use this exercise to develop your relationship with Christ.
Are you a caregiver? Do you carry a burden for another? Are you worrying about someone? Perhaps this Weekly Breather is for you. Let us lead you through an exercise of entrusting someone to God.
This weekly breather features Kathy Milans offering an exercise for meeting Jesus in the midst of the storms of life and allowing him to calm us.
Do you feel isolated by sadness this holiday season? Maybe this article is for you. The Soul Care Collective offers a Weekly Breather exercise for those whose hearts feel sorrow this Christmas.
Are there hopes you have let go of because they seemed too big to be possible? Enter into a time of bringing those hurts to the Lord with this week’s Weekly Breather by Marilyn Elliott.
Christmastime is stressful for most people. It can be even harder if we are dealing with grief or pain of any kind. Sometimes a shift of perspective can be helpful in getting us through the worst of it. Kathy Milans offers a Christmastime Breather to provide the pause and encouragement our spirits need.
Stop. Breathe. Be. You are invited into a gentle rhythm of rest and refreshment every Friday with our Weekly Breather posts. This week, enjoy a mini-retreat involving art. Hint: Even though this is set up to be done in a museum, you can also use art you have at home.
“Shame always says that there is something wrong with what is inside of us. Shame says that at our core, we are to be condemned.” This Weekly Breather features a mini-retreat from Laura Beach, which helps us bring our shame to be healed at the feet of Jesus.
