Share encouragements and insights as you pursue the spiritual disciplines.
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This list gives you at-a-glance access to everything you need to start planning opportunities for your church community (of all ages!) to engage the practices of listening, celebrating, prayer, wonder, remembering and service.
Engage all ages in the practice of remembering as you fill a basket, create a timeline, ponder a picture book, take a field trip, and more!
The faith practice of wonder helps us glimpse with surprise just how creative, faithful, good, big, and present God is.
An ordinary brick, a stone, and a magnifying glass are just some of the ingredients you'll find in this list of interactive ideas. Use them to shape a summer series, plan a midweek gathering, and more.
The interactive ideas in this resource invite all ages to breathe, walk, talk, journal, praise, and "pop" their way into the practice of prayer.
In this service, there are ideas for ways to pray in creative and interactive ways to show that prayers are not only done while seated, folding our hands and closing our eyes.
The faith practice of remembering centers our attention on what God has done in our lives, deepening our assurance that God is with us here and now, and expanding our hope for what God will yet do.
Service is a response to God’s love for us in Jesus Christ that teaches us to live like Jesus through specific, tangible actions that contribute to the dignity and well-being of the people we serve.
What do a BINGO card, a picture book and a parable have to do with engaging all ages in the faith practice of service? Find out when you open this resource filled with interactive ideas for shaping a summer series, planning a midweek gathering, and more.
Reading about a rabbit, reflecting on a surprise, and collaboratively creating a collage are just three of the interactive ideas you'll find in this resource.
Here are some practical ideas on how to incorporate listening into worship.
Celebration jars, bubbles, and joy walking are just a few of the engaging ideas you can use to shape a summer series, plan a midweek gathering, weave into an all-ages small group study, and more.
Through the faith practice of celebrating we delight in circumstances, relationships, and occasions that help us remember and anticipate God's abundant goodness, creativity, faithfulness, beauty, and love.
A Bible reading schedule for you.
Food can have a real, tangible impact on our faith.
Too often we confuse "conviction" with "condemnation."
This booklet is great for adults and teens who want to love God and their neighbor, listen to the Spirit, and become more like Jesus.
A new series exploring interactive and intergenerational ways to engage faith practices with people of all ages. See you there!
Connections Church in Denver invites you to engage in a Lent of creativity and wonder.
Is your church trying to figure out its future? Mine is! We often talk about God's will as if it's a treasure chest we simply need to discover. But discernment doesn't work that way.
Our denomination has a Code of Conduct. So what?
Contempt and disgust feed the need to justify violence against enemies, but Jackie and Jesus provide an alternative way.
Delighting in God’s goodness is essential to our spiritual wellbeing.
Listening. It's an art.
We've been so busy defending our faith—holding onto our “right answers” firmly—that we’ve lost some of the freedom that Jesus came to bring.