Tav (ת)
Day 1 of Our 22-Day Unity Challenge: Tav (ת) — Marked by the Cross
Day 2 of Our 22-Day Unity Challenge: Shin (ש) — Refined by Fire
Resh (ר)
Day 3 of Our 22-Day Unity Challenge: Resh (ר) — Christ Our Head
Qof (ק)
Day 4 of Our 22-Day Unity Challenge: Qof (ק) — Set Apart for Holiness
Day 5 of Our 22-Day Unity Challenge: Tsade (צ) — Righteousness by Faith
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22-Day Unity Challenge: The Unity Countdown and the Fasting Road

The Unity Countdown and the Fasting Road is a sacred journey of preparation. Beginning September 1, we will walk 22 days backward through the Hebrew alphabet, clearing the temple of our hearts one letter at a time until the global gathering on September 22, 2025, the Feast of Trumpets. After the Hebrew new year, we continue on the Fasting Road — 18 months of consecration, moving from millstones to milestones, and filling the temple with God’s love. 22 days of unity. 18 months of fasting. One mission: that we may be one.

Lessons in Exodus

The God Who Sees, Comes Down, and Sends

In Exodus 3:1–10, God meets Moses at the burning bush and reveals that he sees his people’s suffering, keeps his promises, and comes down to deliver. This lesson explores what it means to turn aside, stand on holy ground, and answer God’s call.

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Anxious Sheep, Faithful Shepherd

Some days, even when life is quiet, our minds keep watching for the next thing to go wrong.

Anxious Sheep, Faithful Shepherd is a seven-day journey through Psalm 23, exploring the attentive care of a shepherd and what it means to trust God with our fears.

Through NIV Scripture, key Hebrew words, shepherding illustrations, reflection, and prayer, we’ll explore provision, rest, restoration, guidance, protection, and the care that comes close to our wounds.

You don’t have to arrive with a settled heart. Come with your questions, your weariness, and the worries that keep you awake.

Bring your fears to the Shepherd.

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GOD

What Does It Actually Mean to Be God-Centered?

Why is it so hard to be God-centered? Because everything around us pushes us to be self-centered instead. Our fears, desires, distractions, and need for control constantly compete for first place. But the call of Scripture is clear: to draw near to God, to trust Him, and to let Him shape the center of who we are.

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