This one’s going to fill your heart and your playlist. We know how powerful worship can be—those moments when lyrics hit deeper than expected, when melodies become prayers, and when a simple song turns into a personal altar between you and God. 🙌 Worship isn’t just music. It’s how we connect. It's how we pour out gratitude, release burdens, and draw closer to the Father. It lifts our spirit, shifts the atmosphere, and reminds us who God is and who we are in Him. 💬 Today’s Prompt: What’s your favorite worship song right now—and why? 🎧 Is it an old hymn that takes you back to childhood? 🔥 A new song that wrecked you in the car last week? 🙌 One you play when you need breakthrough, comfort, or celebration? Tell us the title, artist, and the line that hits your soul the hardest. **For safety of our members, please do not post links** 💡 Why This Post Matters: We’re building a community playlist—a sound of testimony, hope, and praise from every corner of our group. Whether you’re in a joyful season or one that feels heavy, there’s likely a song here that will speak right to your situation. 👇 So let’s create a space full of anthems and praise—drop your favorite worship song below and tell us what it means to you.

Fasting is more than abstaining from food or habits—it’s a spiritual discipline that creates space for God to move. When we fast, we intentionally quiet distractions so we can hear God more clearly and align our hearts with His will. Spiritual disciplines like fasting, prayer, and reading Scripture help strengthen our faith and deepen our relationship with God. They aren’t about perfection or performance, but about positioning ourselves to receive God’s guidance, correction, and peace. Through fasting, we learn: • Dependence on God rather than ourselves • Greater sensitivity to the Holy Spirit • Self-control and spiritual clarity • Humility and surrender Whether you’re fasting for a day, a season, or from something specific, let your focus be on drawing closer to God—not just completing the fast. What is one spiritual discipline you want to be more intentional about this season?

Love is the first fruit of the Spirit—and the foundation of all the others. This kind of love isn’t based on feelings, convenience, or circumstances. It’s a selfless, patient, and sacrificial love that reflects the heart of God. Biblical love means: • Choosing kindness even when it’s hard • Extending grace instead of judgment • Loving without expecting anything in return • Showing compassion through words and actions When the Holy Spirit works in us, love becomes more than something we feel—it becomes something we live out daily. Galatians 5:22 reminds us that love is evidence of a life led by the Spirit. As we grow in faith, God shapes our hearts to love others the way He loves us. How can you intentionally show God’s love to someone today?