WALK IT AGAIN

This week’s invitation is to fast.

Not as ritual.
Not as punishment.
But as formation.

Ask yourself:
Where am I flying too low?
What feels safe but is quietly weighing me down?

Choose one thing.
Release it.
Replace it with prayer, Scripture, or silence.

This could be food, social media, entertainment,
caffeine, shopping, or simply the first hour of your day.

This week’s invitation is to close the distance.

The priest saw and passed by.
The Levite saw and passed by.
The Samaritan saw and drew near.

Ask yourself:
Who have I been passing by?
Where have I created distance in the name of comfort, busyness, or fear?

Choose one person and take one intentional step toward them this week.

This could be a conversation, a check in, an invitation, or practical help.

Not in theory.
In proximity.

This week’s invitation is to sit at the feet of Jesus.

Not rushing.
Not multitasking.

Not fitting Him between everything else.

Ask yourself:
Where has busyness replaced being with Jesus?
Where am I serving without being filled?

Choose one intentional moment this week to slow down and listen.

This could be reading Scripture slowly, praying without hurry, or setting aside quiet time without distractions.

Mary first. Martha second.

This week’s invitation is to open your hands.

Greed often hides quietly in the desire for more.

More money. More security. More control.

Ask yourself:
What in my life is getting fuller while I am becoming emptier?

What would it look like to loosen my grip this week?

Choose one way to practice open hands.

This could be generosity, releasing something you don’t need, or fasting from accumulation.

Because the life that holds everything tightly may miss the life God wants to give.