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In a world that often encourages self-reliance and independence, the practice of persistent prayer can feel counterintuitive. We're taught to be problem-solvers, to figure things out on our own, and to avoid being a burden to others. But what if this mindset is robbing us of one of the most powerful spiritual tools at our disposal?

In our fast-paced, technology-driven world, finding moments of stillness can feel like an impossible task. Yet, it's in these quiet moments that we often encounter the most profound spiritual truths. The ancient words "Be still and know that I am God" from Psalm 46 resonate more deeply than ever in our hurried lives.

Take some time this week and use these 5 devotionals as you practice slowing down and being still.

Join our 5-day devotional to explore the transformative power of prayer, discovering peace and connection in a world of anxiety by approaching God with honesty and experiencing His ever-present love.

Prayer is a universal phenomenon that transcends religious boundaries. So why is it so difficult at times to do or understand?

Go on a 5-day journey of reflecting on what it means to do what Jesus did.

Jesus doesn't just invite you to be with him or become like him. Jesus also invites you to do what he did. But how do you even begin to do that?

Here is a 5-day devotional inspired by this Sunday's teaching on the formation journey of becoming like Christ.

Formation isn't just a Christian thing, it is a human thing. The question isn't are you being formed, the question is what are you being formed into?

Check out this week's 5-day devotional inspired by our Sunday's teaching: Life with God.

In a world that often feels chaotic and unpredictable, it's natural to seek a way to find control. But what if the way human religion attempts to offer us control is actually causing us to miss what Jesus invited us into all along? And, if so, what is it that is most important to Jesus?

Check out 5-days of devotionals, Bible reading, and reflections inspired from this week's teaching at Canvas.