Fixed-Hour Prayer: How the Daily Office Supports a Busy, Distracted Life
Fixed-hour prayer is less about adding more and more about returning—anchoring your day in God’s steady presence.

Fixed-hour prayer is less about adding more and more about returning—anchoring your day in God’s steady presence.
Lectio Divina is slow Scripture for tired souls—less like studying, more like being met.
Monthly spiritual direction gives you enough space to live, notice, and return—without turning formation into a grind.
Spiritual direction isn’t a modern invention—it echoes a deeply biblical pattern: listening, discerning, and walking together.
When life shifts or faith feels fragile, spiritual direction offers steadiness, companionship, and a place to listen for God again.
You don’t need a polished report. Here are simple ways to arrive honest, grounded, and open.
If you feel tired, tender, or in transition, these signs can help you discern whether spiritual direction fits this season.
Spiritual direction and therapy can complement each other—here’s how they differ and how to choose what you need.
Spiritual direction is a quiet, prayerful space to notice God’s presence—without pressure, fixing, or performance.