If prayer has ever felt hard, overwhelming, or confusing, Learning to Pray Simply was created with you in mind. Now available in the Classroom.

As we begin Week 3, we hold space for healing and comfort. Scripture: “He heals the brokenhearted, and binds up their wounds.” — Psalm 147:3 Prayer: God of compassion, you see what is broken and tender within us. Meet us with your healing presence, and hold us gently this week. Amen. You’re welcome to respond with a word, an emoji, or simply rest here.

Week 3 begins today as we focus on Healing & Comfort, rooted in Psalm 147:3.You’re invited to engage with this week’s prayer and reflection posts in whatever way feels right—by sharing a word, offering a prayer, or simply reading and praying quietly. Come as you are.

I’m grateful to share that our first course, Learning to Pray Simply, will be available February 1 under the Classroom tab. This course was created for anyone who has ever felt unsure, overwhelmed, or pressured when it comes to prayer. It’s not about doing prayer “right” or adding more to your to-do list. Instead, it offers gentle guidance for simple, honest prayer—using few words, silence, and everyday moments. You’re invited to explore the course at your own pace. There’s no expectation to finish quickly or engage in every activity. Some may move slowly through all the lessons; others may return to one practice again and again. All of that is welcome. More details will be shared as we approach February 1. For now, know that this course is an invitation—offered with care and without pressure.

Proverbs reminds us that trust does not mean having all the answers. Sometimes wisdom looks like: - Waiting - Taking one small step - Letting go of control God’s guidance often unfolds over time. You are not behind.