
Episodes
"Prayer is not asking. It is a longing of the soul... It is better in prayer to have a heart without words than words without a heart."
— Mahatma Gandhi
What gifts do you bring to God’s call, and how might you respond to God’s leading in your life today? Gentileschi’s Adoration of the Magi invites viewers to enter the biblical story of seeking and honoring Christ with gifts of reverence and love. The painting calls attention to God’s guidance and the unique gifts each person brings in response.
Matthew 2:1, 10-12
What is God inviting you to see or hear in this moment of sacred stillness? This intimate Nativity by Joseph Mulamba-Mandangi invites viewers to kneel in worship alongside Mary, Joseph, and Jesus, entering the quiet holiness of Christ’s birth. The painting and scripture together call us to see, know, and hear God’s presence in our lives.
Luke 2:6-7
The shepherds’ journey to witness Christ’s birth invites us to come and see God’s presence in our lives today. Through scripture and art, we explore what it means to adore and be with the vulnerable Christ. How might you recognize and respond to God’s invitation to “come and see” in your own spiritual journey?
Luke 2:8-20
Contemplative prayer calls for stillness amid life’s busyness, inviting a deeper awareness of God’s presence. Through scripture and a village scene painting, participants reflect on recognizing Christ in ordinary moments. How might you find space for quiet attentiveness to God amid your daily distractions?
Luke 2:1-5
Hospitality opens the heart to God and neighbor, transforming relationships through attentiveness and love. Mary and Elizabeth’s visitation models a sacred exchange of support and grace. How can you embody true hospitality by listening deeply and welcoming others with an open heart?
Luke 1:39-56
— Mahatma Gandhi