A new year doesn’t need louder goals or more pressure to reinvent everything overnight. It needs clearer direction and deeper attention to what is forming us.

This week in our Reset series, we’re exploring the practice of choosing a Word of the Year. This isn’t about catchy slogans or New Year’s resolutions that fade by February. It’s about naming who you are becoming and allowing focus to shape formation. Most of us enter January pulled in multiple directions, reacting to demands instead of discerning what truly matters.

Choosing a word is a way to slow down and listen for the Spirit’s leading. That word can become a steady guide for decisions, relationships, and daily habits throughout the year. It doesn’t promise easy answers, but it does offer clarity amid distraction.

Join us for worship this week as we learn how to discern, pray, and commit to a Word for the year ahead. Wherever you find yourself right now, this is a meaningful place to begin.

Listen to this teaching and reset with us.