Immersive Spiritual Practice: The Power of Devotion in Real Life

We are invited into an inner exploration—not of a belief system, but of a way of being. A way of living that’s not confined to the meditation cushion or Sunday church services alone —but one that is immersive—alive in our kitchen, our car, our workplace, and our relationships.

We’re talking about immersive, spiritual practice—and the power of devotion—as a daily, moment-to-moment alignment with your higher Self. Immersive spiritual practice is when spirituality is not a part of your life—it is your life. It’s when prayer is how you speak, when forgiveness is how you breathe, and when devotion is not reserved for a sacred text but flows into how you stir the soup, answer the phone, or respond to your angry family member.

Devotion here is not about being saintly—it’s about being present. Being available. Devotion is giving the sacred your attention in ordinary moments.

Matthew 6:33:

• “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” This verse connects devotion with prioritizing God’s will and seeking His righteousness, which leads to provision and fulfillment.

Join us this Sunday to hear Martha Creek sharing insights that help us get where we want to go.

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