Day 4: We allow grace to overflow within us. – We seek a clean heart and a right and renewed spirit that assumes the best in all that we do and all that is before us. 

Day 3: We pray: “God to be gracious to me, to us.” - The sound of our prayer takes us into a deeper silence as we reflect on how the grace of God overflows into the ways we see, speak and act toward others.

Day 2: We embrace the communal gift of grace. – Recognizing that God’s grace is a gift to all people, we embrace the collective aspects of grace. 

Day 1: We absorb the grace of God. – The grace of God undergirds all that we do and all that we are. We absorb the simple prayer, “Be gracious to me, O God,” so that we may be grounded in grace when we respond to others. 

Day 7: Simply be. – Rest, recover and reset. Allow yourself the gift of being exactly who God is creating you to be. 

Day 6: We allow what we have learned to seep into our souls – We absorb all that is needed in the depths of our heart and soul and release what needs to be released. 

Day 5: A cool spirit creates understanding. – The gift of cooling down our spirit when it is needed allows us to operate from a higher place of wisdom, knowledge and understanding.  

Day 4: Exploring the power of patience – We imagine how, in our lives, patience can deepen, expand and become more intense. 

Day 3: We make space for God to abide in us. – We clean out the emotional and spiritual clutter that denies us the space for the presence of patience, peace,  and deeper love.

Day 2: We seek patience. – One of the fruits of the spirit is patience, or long-suffering. Let us lengthen and stretch our spirits together now so that we may have just a little more endurance, a little more strength, to bear with another in love.