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Short devotionals and guides to help you slow down and notice what God is doing. For people who are busy, tired, or just wondering where God is in the middle of it all. Each one is short on purpose. Read with your coffee, or at the kitchen table with your kids.

ADVENT

The Jesse Tree (Family version)

Wondering how to incorporate more purpose with your family this Advent season? These devotionals are intentionally simple. The readings are designed to engage small children, but capture the interest of older children (and parents!), too.

They’re intended to give an introduction to familiar stories in the Bible and provide a general framework for the flow of Scripture.

Each day leading up to Christmas (25 days total), there’s a Scripture reference, a short reading, and a question to discuss together.

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ADVENT

The Jesse Tree (adult version)

Hope and sorrow. We hold both of them together, in tension, especially during the Advent season. It’s not easy, but it does help to know we’re not alone. Through a string of stories in the Bible, you’ll be reminded of the descendants of Jesus who aren’t much different than us, who walked through difficult seasons.

It’s messy, complicated, and full of grief,

but its a balm to our souls.

If they made it, so can we.

This downloadable PDF will take you through 25 of those stories. They’re designed for adults, intended to bring new life to the stories you may have grown up with or people in the Bible vouve never even heard of. Each day leading up to Christmas includes a Scripture reference and a simple one page reading.

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Devotional

Look & See

Growing in your faith seems so ambiguous, doesn’t it? It’s hard to know how to even start to get from here to there.

Perhaps it’s not as complicated as we make it.

Perhaps growing in faith is as simple as taking your everyday habits and turning them into sacred practices.

These 15 devotions will gently guide you to see how Christ is already at work in you and how making small changes will allow you to

take notice.

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