Think about the relationships in your life, from your friends and family to your neighbors and coworkers. Relationships are all kinds of messy! But, every great relationship has a foundation of faith, where people show up over and over again, counting on the good that is ahead.
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To better understand this practice, it’s good to explore the value of memory. When you recall and reach for memories of the past, there's usually an emotional connection to it that infuses it with meaning. Memories are also telling of who you are - what you remember, how you identify, what and who you value, what experiences are unique to you. In other words, memories are a form of your stories.
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Joy is glad to be together. This is a way we define joy relationally; glad to be together with people and glad to be together with God. Everyone was created to live in meaningful connection with God, and every relationship requires hope.
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If Immanuel Lifestyle teaches us that God always wants to interact with you, Immanuel Journaling is practicing the presence of God! Through this simple practice, you invite God's voice and interaction through space, reflection, and honesty.
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