There’s nothing worse than betrayal, and Jesus has been there. If we don’t guard our hearts and stay devoted to prayer, even the closest disciples can betray our Savior.

Come to the garden with Jesus where he fought his hardest battle in prayer. Learn from the best how to win your own battles through the surprising strategy of surrendering to God’s will.

Revisiting this famous scene, we gain insight into how Jesus fulfilled the Passover and initiated the first Communion.

While we often miss it, Jesus portrays the true heart of our Father, calling us home to become his true sons and daughters.

While most of us relate to the rebellious son who was lost and came home, it is the older brother who may more closely reflect our own hearts. We can be dutiful, religious and far from our Father’s heart.

Regardless of what else we try, we won’t find a deep peace until we know that we’re in God’s will doing the right things and fulfilling our purpose.

Week 7: Regardless of what else we try, we won’t find a deep peace until we know that we’re in God’s will doing the right things and fulfilling our purpose.

Week 6: To consistently experience the peace of God requires retraining our minds to dwell on all that is right in the world and in the people around us. Learn about this life-changing practice from Philippians 4:8.