Join us each morning as we open up God's word with one of our awesome JHM leaders in our leader devotional series!

In today's practice, we will be simply fasting from 2 meals. Each time our bodies remind us of our physical need for food, we will be using that to remind ourselves of where our true nourishment comes from, as we turn the attention of minds and hearts to God.

In today's practice, we will be simply fasting from 1 meal. Each time our bodies remind us of our physical need for food, we will be using that to remind ourselves of where our true nourishment comes from, as we turn the attention of minds and hearts to God.

Today, we enter into a screen-free fast, not because screens are bad, but because God is good! And He is worthy of our attention. Today we take an opportunity to say no to digital distraction and yes God and the glorious reality of his Kingdom! Are you ready? Let's do it!

As we approach our practice of fasting, we must next consider the posture of our hearts. Jesus in his sermon on the mount greatly urges his followers to be aware of their motivation when taking this practice into consideration. Today we explore the posture of our hearts toward the practice of fasting.

One of the first things we see Jesus do in his public ministry is fast, but why? What was it about fasting that led Jesus into a deeper dependence on the father and greater resistance from temptation. This week we explore the practice of fasting in our spiritual practice series as we say no to the "flesh" and yes to the "spirit".

"The things we do, do something to us." Do you believe that? If you do, you believe that the things you choose to do are shaping you, including the practices of Jesus. This episode is a really simple reminder that spiritual practices aren't easy, but are necessary to becoming more like a Jesus.

When you pray, HOW do you pray? Jesus taught the crowds and his disciples how to pray, but first called to question the posture of their hearts. This morning we explore the HOW behind prayer and practice, rewriting the Lord's Prayer for ourselves.

WHEN do you pray? If you're like most, you probably pray before you eat, before you go to bed or when you need something. But consider the fact that Jesus lived in a consistent rhythm of dependent prayer. This morning we explore the WHEN behind our prayer lives and practice a day of ongoing prayer.

When you pray, WHAT are you praying about? If you're like most, it might be thanking God for a meal or for a change of situation, but consider the fact that WHAT we pray has profound implications on why we pray and who we pray to. Join us as we explore the WHAT during this morning's prayer practice.