Faith in the Ordinary

Companion Resources

Guided Scripture reflections created to sit alongside the Faith in the Ordinary writings.

Each resource is designed as a slower place to read, pray, and reflect after the original post. New companion resources will be added here as the library grows.

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Resource 001

“Follow Your Heart”? Really?

A guided reflection on desire, discernment, and the wisdom of letting God shape the heart.

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Resource 002

The Crimson Worm and the Scarlet Thread

A guided reflection on Psalm 22 and redemption written in blood.

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Resource 003

From Eternity to a Manger

A guided reflection on Bethlehem as the arrival of the eternal Son, not the beginning of His story.

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Resource 004

Who Is on Your I.D?

A guided reflection on receiving and living from your identity in Christ.

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Resource 005

Get Weak to Become Strong

A guided reflection on weakness, surrender, and learning to depend on the strength of Christ.

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Resource 006

Does He Know You?

A guided reflection on relationship, readiness, and being known by Christ beyond outward activity.

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Resource 007

Close Encounter of the Only Kind

A guided reflection on stillness, attention, holy ground, and recognizing the God who meets us in ordinary life.

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Resource 008

When Hostility Collides with Grace

A guided reflection on surrender, the conflict between flesh and Spirit, and the freedom of receiving the life only Christ can give.

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Resource 009

Wise as Serpents

A guided reflection on recognising harmful fruit, setting godly boundaries, forgiving without surrendering wisdom, and rebuilding identity in Christ.

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Resource 010

The Strait and Narrow

A guided reflection on surrender, pressure, dependence, and the life found by following Christ.

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Resource 011

God’s Plan for Your Life Is Greater Than Your Dreams

A guided reflection on God’s greater purpose of forming Christlikeness through ordinary life, changing plans, waiting, and difficulty.

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