🌿 A new Weekly Psalm Meditation is now live in the Classroom. This week we’re sitting with Psalm 42, a prayer shaped by longing, memory, and thirst for the living God. It’s a psalm that doesn’t rush resolution, and invites us to stay present with what aches. 🕯️ These meditations are part of a slow, ongoing practice we return to week by week inside the Classroom. What line from Psalm 42 has stayed with you over time? Where do you notice longing showing up in your own prayer lately?

🕯️ A new Weekly Psalm Meditation is now live in the Classroom. This week we are sitting with Psalm 22:1–11. It is a psalm that speaks from distance, memory, and the courage to pray when God feels far. We continue our shared practice of slowing down with Scripture here, week by week. What words from Psalm 22 tend to stay with you? Where do you notice both trust and anguish showing up right now?

🕯️ A new Weekly Psalm Meditation is now live in the Classroom. This week we are sitting with Psalm 13. It is a psalm for long waiting, repeated questions, and prayers that stay honest when clarity feels distant. One way to enter it is simply to notice how often the words “how long” return, and what that stirs in you. These meditations are part of our steady, shared practice of slowing down with Scripture here. What line from Psalm 13 tends to linger with you? Where does waiting feel most present right now?