The Body Teaches the Soul

Sundays • 8:30–9:30 AM • June 28 – August 2

A summer of meaningful conversation, spiritual growth, and practical habits that help us become more attentive to God in everyday life.

Join us as we read The Body Teaches the Soul by Justin Whitmel Earley and explore how ordinary rhythms—from breathing and sleeping to technology and worship—can shape our hearts and deepen our walk with Jesus. (We'll be meeting in the cafe').

Purchase the book on Amazon here (next day delivery).

June 28

Introduction + Chapter 1
Breathing: Breathe Deeply

What does it mean to be an embodied soul? How can something as ordinary as breathing become a reminder of God's presence?

July 5

Chapter 2
Thinking: Garden Your Mind

How are our thought patterns shaping our lives? What does it look like to cultivate a healthy inner life?

July 12

Chapters 3–4
Eating & Drinking + Sleeping

What do hunger, feasting, fatigue, and rest teach us about dependence on God?

July 19

Chapters 5–6
Sickness & Pain + Exercise

How do we respond to suffering, weakness, discipline, and growth?

July 26

Chapters 7–8
Sex + Technology

What are we really longing for? How do we pursue meaningful connection in an increasingly disconnected world?

August 2

Chapters 9–10
Worship + Death & Resurrection

How do our daily habits prepare us to live with eternity in view?

A special final gathering focused on reflection, testimony, and prayer.

What to Expect

• Friendly discussion in a relaxed setting
• Practical application for everyday life
• Scripture woven into each conversation
• Encouragement from women walking the same journey
• No pressure to have all the answers

Whether you're an avid reader or simply looking to grow alongside other women this summer, we'd love for you to join us.

We'll wrap up in plenty of time for KidsTown Communion for those serving in KidsTown, and if you're serving on the praise team, you can join the conversation when practice wraps up.

If you're looking for a way to stay connected and keep growing this summer, we hope you'll join us this Sunday at 8:30.

Please register to let us know you're coming!