Hannah Brencher

Our relationship with our phones is more significant than we realize—it shapes not only how we interact with others but also how we connect with God. This conversation challenges us to model healthy phone boundaries through presence, discipline, and intentionality in our relationships and spiritual lives.

We're faced with the daily temptation to go faster, do more, and fill our calendars. But what if we weren't meant to rush the process? What if God simply wants us to slow down?

God knew that we would drift; that we would get distracted by other things, people, or gods. But in our temptation to drift, He longingly calls us to seek Him above all else.

If you're waiting for something, are you more likely to wait patiently or freak out in the process? If you're the latter, this article may be for you.

Faith grows when we act on God’s nudges, trusting Him with our futures and seeking His will for our lives above all else.

God exists in the ordinary and mundane moments, you just have to look for Him.

Many of the circumstances we're faced with are out of our control, but we get the choice to see how God is working in and through those circumstances in a new light.