Free Devotional Guides
Simple Scripture-rooted guides to help you pause, reflect, pray, and notice God’s presence in ordinary life.
This Week’s Free Guide
Called Here
A one-page Gospel reflection guide for noticing Jesus’ invitation in ordinary life.
Jesus called fishermen while nets were still in their hands, Matthew while he sat behind a familiar table, and disciples before they could see where the road would lead. This guide includes a short Scripture reflection, five guided questions, a simple Nets, Table, and Road practice, and a prayer for recognizing Christ’s presence, discerning His invitation, and taking the next faithful step without demanding the whole map.
Connected to the Week 18 When the Word Lingers reflection: The Ordinary Places Where Jesus Called People
Available Sunday, August 16 at tiofelipe.com/blog
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Beneath the Surface
A one-page Mark 4:26–32 reflection guide for trusting the kingdom’s quiet beginnings.
In Mark 4, the seed disappears beneath the soil before any growth can be seen. Yet hidden does not mean absent, and small does not mean forgotten. This guide includes a short Scripture reflection, five guided questions, a simple Mine to Tend / God’s to Grow practice, and a prayer for tending what has been entrusted to you while trusting God with the growth you cannot control.
Read the Week 17 When the Word Lingers reflection: The Small Beginning That Heaven Sees
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Place It In His Hands
A one-page John 6:1–15 reflection guide for trusting Jesus with what feels too small to matter.
In John 6, the need was enormous, and the offering was ordinary. Yet Jesus received the five loaves and two fish without despising their smallness. This guide includes a short Scripture reflection, five guided questions, a simple open-hand practice, and a prayer for offering what you have while trusting Christ with the outcome.
Read the Week 16 When the Word Lingers reflection: The Boy Who Brought His Lunch
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Peace Before the Water Grows Still
A one-page Mark 4:35–41 reflection guide for discovering Christ’s peace before your circumstances change.
In Mark 4, the storm was real, and so was the disciples’ fear. Yet before Jesus spoke to the wind, His peace was already present in the boat. This guide includes a short Scripture reflection, five guided insights, reflection prompts, a simple spiritual practice, and a prayer for learning to trust Christ’s presence even while the storm continues.
Read the Week 15 When the Word Lingers reflection: Peace Before the Water Grows Still
Received, Not Earned
A one-page Mark 10 reflection guide for receiving God’s kingdom with open hands.
In Mark 10, children were brought to Jesus with no status, accomplishments, or influence to offer. Jesus welcomed them, held them, and pointed to them as a picture of how God’s kingdom is received. This guide includes a short Scripture reflection, five prompts, a simple spiritual practice, and a prayer for releasing the pressure to prove yourself.
Read the Week 14 When the Word Lingers reflection: The Kingdom Received Like a Child
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Some Doubted. Still He Sent Them
A one-page Matthew 28 reflection guide for imperfect faith.
In Matthew 28, worship and doubt stood on the same mountain. Jesus did not wait for perfect confidence before He sent His disciples. This guide includes a short Scripture reflection, five prompts, and a prayer for doubting hearts.
Read the Week 13 When the Word Lingers reflection: The Mountain Where the World Was Sent
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When Mercy Clears the Room
A one-page reflection guide for anyone who needs Jesus to gently clear what has been crowding out peace.
Before Jesus overturned the tables, He wept over Jerusalem. This guide invites you to pause with His mercy, name what has crowded out prayer and peace, and make room again for worship, stillness, honesty, and grace.
Read the Week 12 When the Word Lingers reflection: Tears at the Gate, Fire in the Courts
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Stay Connected
If your spiritual life has been starting and stopping, or if you want God but feel tired, distracted, or unsure where to begin again, Letters from Tío Felipe may be for you.
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Each week, you’ll receive a simple letter with Scripture, a gentle reflection, a short prayer, and one question to help you pause and tell the truth.
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