Spiritual Life

While habits can be great to improve your productivity at work or the gym, building strong habits (one small step at a time) to grow your faith will nurture your relationship with God.

Namaste is a Sanskrit phrase combining two phrases to mean “I bow to you” or “The divine in me bows to the divine in you.” It is a common Hindu/Indian greeting. Not only is it a salutation but it is used as a sign of reverence and respect. However, in some Hindu areas it simply means good morning as well.

Today, if you have a person in your life who is walking through a time of suffering I want to encourage you to show up in real and tangible ways.

One of the deadliest deceptions is the deception of religion. The deception of religion is thinking that when we go through certain religious rites, rituals, membership processes, or attend certain services or ceremonies, we are being spiritual. The name for this is legalism.

If you let it, suffering always makes your relationship with Jesus a lot richer. He can take what you're going through and use it for your good.

Instead of rushing for the year to be over, we can thrive right where we are, while hoping for good days to come. Here are five powerful prayers for better days ahead.