Faith was never meant to be a solo project, but belonging can be hard. Maybe you left a church, or you sit in one feeling like the odd one out, or asking for help makes you feel like a burden.
This movement is warm toward the church and honest about loneliness. It looks at friendship, being carried by others, and the welcome God offers before you've found your people.
From the devotionals
Families have always been made of people who are still growing up.
Day 125
Fishermen, a tax collector and a zealot walked the road with him, and there is still room beside them.
Day 143
A short hello on a quiet evening is a good place to begin.
Day 148
31 days
What this movement walks through
- 122 The Door You Walked Out Of
- 123 When Someone Else Has to Do the Praying
- 124 Hovering Outside the Door With Your Heart Racing
- 125 Nobody in the Pews Is Finished
- 126 You Don't Have to Work Out Faith on Your Own
- 127 The Man Who Stacks the Chairs
- 128 When the Weekend Goes Quiet
- 129 When You No Longer Know Where You Fit
- 130 Fine, Thanks, and Other Places to Hide
- 131 Church Has Always Fit Around a Kitchen Table
- 132 The Message Still Sitting in Your Drafts
- 133 The Week the Meal Rota Fell Apart
- 134 One Friend Is Enough to Begin
- 135 Letting Someone See the Heavy Days
- 136 Nobody Sits Down Until You Arrive
- 137 Belonging Without Blending In
- 138 The Bread Was Never a Reward
- 139 The One Who Always Brings the Casserole
- 140 Friendship Was Never the Extra
- 141 The Chair Nobody Moves
- 142 God Sees You in a Crowded Room
- 143 The Friends Jesus Picked
- 144 New Isn't the Same as Behind
- 145 Before Church Became a Rota
- 146 I Should Have Forgiven Them By Now
- 147 After the Cards Come Down
- 148 Half Hoping for Voicemail
- 149 The Message You Typed and Deleted
- 150 Nobody in the Room Has Finished Learning
- 151 The Person by the Noticeboard
- 152 If You've Left Church, You're Still His