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The Journey of Formation
The spiritual life unfolds in seasons—times of joy, dryness, closeness, and distance. Christian tradition describes this as a journey in stages: turning from distraction, awakening to God’s light, and resting in union with Christ. Contemplation sustains us at every point, helping us abide with God through silence, prayer, and community. Wherever you find yourself today, the journey itself is grace—and God walks beside you.
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Sermon: Allowing Ourselves to Be Found
Church of the Nativity - Fayetteville, GA September 14, 2025 14th Sunday After Pentecost Watch: Listen: Read: New Year’s Eve 2018 is a...
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Contemplative Life in Community
Contemplation isn’t just a solitary practice—it flourishes in community. From the desert fathers to today’s congregations, Christians have discovered that shared silence, prayer, and companionship sustain the journey. My research found that when churches wove contemplative rhythms into worship and small groups, people grew in resilience, compassion, and faith. Alone we falter, but together we are formed into Christ’s likeness.
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