Being a disciple of Jesus is a life-long journey of deepening intimacy with God. Strengthen your personal journey through these reflections and practices.
Deep, focused breathing can reduce anxiety, calm the nervous system, and renew our clarity. But even more importantly, when paired with scriptural truths, it invites us to experience the Spirit of God moving within us, breath by breath.
Anxiety is on the rise. It may be tempting to ignore this feeling or push it away. But what if instead of a curse, we viewed anxiety as a call to action—a catalyst to pause and pay attention to God?
2020 has been a year of intense heat. Novo staff have crafted a 5-day prayer and reflection guide to help you process the challenges—and hidden blessings—of 2020, and move into 2021 with renewed hope.
Children are experiencing many feelings and fears right now. Here are a few ways to make space for the kids in your life to connect with you and with God.
History is no stranger to pandemics and plagues, and intriguingly, the Church grew at remarkable rates during these times. What might God want to do through us—his Church—in light of the current global pandemic?
Spiritual authority doesn’t have to be a weird or scary thing. Here are some helpful foundations for understanding the position of power God has given all of his children.
What does it mean to have spiritual authority in Christ? Keith and Megan describe their journey to exercising authority and helping others find freedom in this engaging podcast.
How can we discern whether something we heard in prayer is God or just us? How do we respond to what we hear anyway? Here’s some guidance for sorting it all out.
Far from being at odds with Kingdom action, contemplative practices—which encourage us simply to rest with and in God—are tools God uses to shape us for the Kingdom work he calls us to.
We carry life and death in our words of blessing and cursing, and one area that often suffers under the weight of our words is ethnic identity—our own, and that of others. In a world increasingly divided, how do we become Jesus’s agents of blessing and healing?