Letting Go and Letting God — What the Phrase Actually Means
What does let go and let God mean — properly? Andrew Murray’s slow reading of the phrase that has been misused, with one daily practice you can actually hold.
What Does Absolute Surrender Mean? — Andrew Murray’s Plain Reading
What is absolute surrender to God? Andrew Murray’s plain reading of the four words that have been used to guilt women — and what they actually mean on a Tuesday.
What Is Spiritual Pride? — Edwards on the Subtlest Sin
What is spiritual pride? Jonathan Edwards traced the subtlest sin — the one that hides inside devotion itself.
How the Saints Practiced Humility — De Sales on the Devout Life
How to practice humility as a Christian — Francis de Sales’s Introduction to the Devout Life, slowed down for the Tuesday you actually live.
Why Pride Is the Mother of All Sin — Augustine’s Diagnosis
Why is pride the worst sin? Augustine’s Confessions reads pride as the restless heart turning from God. A slow contemplative analysis with one practice you can hold.
What True Humility Looks Like — Andrew Murray’s 12 Marks
What is true humility? Andrew Murray’s twelve marks of the humble soul — slow-read, with the mark most Christians quietly fake. A contemplative essay.
A Bible Scripture for the Day (10 Verses That Hold Different Kinds of Days)
A Bible scripture for the day — ten verses for ten different kinds of days, from the hard day to the small-joy day, each with a slow reflection beside it.
10 Bible Verses for Morning: Read One Before the Phone
Ten Bible verses for morning — one per day, ten days, read before the phone gets the first slot. Slow, scripture-anchored, with a short reflection on each.
Learning the Bible as a Beginner: The Slow, Honest Starting Place
Learning the Bible as a beginner — a five-question diagnostic and a slow, honest starting place for the woman who keeps trying and keeps stopping.
An Easy Bible for the Beginner Woman: The First 30 Days
An easy Bible for the beginner woman — a 30-day reading plan that meets you where you actually are, one short passage at a time, with no embarrassment built in.