Clearing space
Sometimes the holiest thing we can do is stop. Leaders across industries are taking sabbaticals, recognizing that constant motion can numb the soul.
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Month: February 2026
Day 9 — Naming What Hurts
Clearing space
Renewal doesn’t ask us to pretend. It invites honesty.
Continue reading “Day 9 — Naming What Hurts”Day 8 — Letting Go of What Drains
Clearing space
Some things quietly drain our spirit without us realizing it—habits, expectations, patterns of thought. Many people are reevaluating their digital lives this year, recognizing how constant noise shapes the heart.
Continue reading “Day 8 — Letting Go of What Drains”Day 7 — Making Room
Clearing Space
Renewal often begins with clearing a little space inside. As people everywhere embrace simplicity—paring down closets, schedules, and digital noise—we’re reminded that the soul also needs room to breathe.
Continue reading “Day 7 — Making Room”Day 6 — Sabbath of the Heart
Awakening to goodness
Rest creates space for encounter.
Continue reading “Day 6 — Sabbath of the Heart”Day 5 — The Slow Work of God
Awakening to goodness
Transformation rarely happens quickly. It unfolds like the slow restoration of a damaged landscape—patient, hidden, steady.
Continue reading “Day 5 — The Slow Work of God”The Goodness of Being Seen
Awakening to goodness
Renewal deepens when we allow ourselves to be seen. Communities experimenting with listening circles remind us how healing it is to be known without judgment.
Continue reading “The Goodness of Being Seen”Day 4 — A Gentle Landing
Awakening to Goodness
God meets us in truth, not performance.
Day 3 — Receiving Before Doing
Awakening to Goodness
We often enter Lent with plans and promises, but renewal begins with receiving.
Continue reading “Day 3 — Receiving Before Doing”Day 2 — Noticing What Is Already Good
Awakening to goodness
Renewal often begins with paying attention. God’s presence is woven into the ordinary, waiting to be recognized in the small joys and quiet mercies of the day. As mental-health leaders encourage people to notice “micro-moments of joy,” we can receive that as a spiritual invitation too.
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Smitten With Goodness 