

Prayer of Hope | Be Still: Advent Meditations
This Advent season can be full and hurried, which is exactly why we need moments to pause and be still with God. In this short, guided prayer, youâll return to Psalm 62:5â8, the passage from this weekâs meditation on hope. Together, weâll breathe deeply, rest in Godâs presence, and ask Him to reneâŚ

Be Still in Hope | Advent Meditation Psalm 62:5â8
Advent invites us to slow down, quiet our hearts, and prepare for the coming of Christ. In this guided Christian meditation, youâll reflect on Scripture and rest in Godâs peace as you anticipate the celebration of Jesusâ birth. Be Still: Advent Meditations for Hope, Peace, Joy, and Lovehelps you câŚ

Rooted and Grounded in Love | Ephesians 3:16â21 Meditation
This Christian Scripture meditation is the final episode in our 12-Step meditation journey. While the first 12 meditations followed the steps directly, this last one serves as a benedictionâa blessing and prayer to carry with you as you continue your journey of transformation with God. Paul prayedâŚ

Live as Light | Matthew 5:14-16, Step 12 Meditation
This Scripture meditation on Matthew 5:14â16 uses the lectio divina model to help you pause, breathe, and listen for Godâs voice. Step 12 of the 12 Steps invites us to live out the hope and healing weâve received and to share it with others. It says, Having had a spiritual awakening as the result âŚ

Bonus: The Power of Biblical Meditation
This bonus episode was recorded with the podcast But Jesus Drank Wine and Other Stories that Keep us Stuck. The hosts, Meade and Christy, are two âretired over-drinkersâ turned Jesus-loving sobriety coaches. On the BJDW podcast, they dig into the stories and beliefs that kept them stuck in the cyâŚ

Rest, Receive, Respond | Psalm 46:10 & 23:1, Step 11 Meditation
This Christian Scripture meditation is rooted in Step 11 of the 12 Steps: We sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out. Step 11 is at the heart of spiritual formation. Through guidedâŚ

One Day at a Time | Proverbs 4:23â27, Step 10 Meditation
This guided Christian meditation on Proverbs 4:23â27 invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reflect on Godâs Word through the practice of Scripture meditation and Lectio Divina. Step Ten of the 12 Steps says: We continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted iâŚ

Prompted by Compassion | Luke 6:31â36, Step 9 Meditation
This Christian meditation on Luke 6:31â36 invites you into a guided Scripture reading using the Lectio Divina model. Youâll have space to pause, reflect, and listen for how God is inviting you to love others with compassion â even when itâs difficult. Step Nine of the 12 Steps says: We made directâŚ

A Love that Makes Things Right | Luke 19:1â10, Step 8 Meditation
This guided Christian meditation is an imaginative prayer on Luke 19:1â10. Together, weâll pause for Scripture meditation and reflection, entering the story of Zacchaeus and experiencing the transforming love of Jesus. Step Eight of the 12 Steps says: We made a list of all persons we had harmed, aâŚ

Grace for the Humble | James 4, Step 7 Meditation
This guided Christian meditation on James 4:6â8, 10 invites you to pause, breathe, and make space for God to meet you with His generous grace. Step Seven of the 12 Steps says: âWe humbly asked God to remove our shortcomings.â Once we are ready for God to change us (Step Six), the natural next stâŚ