How Jesus Moves
A 30-Day Discernment Practice
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Published May 2027
Thirty days. One faithful next step.
How Jesus Moves: A 30-Day Discernment Practice is an illustrated companion devotional that grows directly out of the practices described in How Jesus Moves: Embodying Christ for a Changing World. Over thirty days, it guides readers through daily Scripture, a short reflection, a prayer, a concrete practice, and a visual prompt—one step at a time through the moves of Jesus: staying present, grieving, resting, caring for others, telling the truth, practicing justice, and finding joy.
As readers move through the month, a pattern begins to emerge: not just what Jesus did, but where they are being called to act, to remain, to speak, or to hope. By the end of the thirty days, each reader will be prepared to name—and commit to—their next faithful step.
Designed to be used alongside the Handbook or on its own, this is a practical, beautifully illustrated devotional for anyone ready to stop thinking about discipleship and start practicing it. Written by Tyler Sit.
How Jesus Moves: A 30-Day Discernment Practice is an illustrated companion devotional that grows directly out of the practices described in How Jesus Moves: Embodying Christ for a Changing World. Over thirty days, it guides readers through daily Scripture, a short reflection, a prayer, a concrete practice, and a visual prompt—one step at a time through the moves of Jesus: staying present, grieving, resting, caring for others, telling the truth, practicing justice, and finding joy.
As readers move through the month, a pattern begins to emerge: not just what Jesus did, but where they are being called to act, to remain, to speak, or to hope. By the end of the thirty days, each reader will be prepared to name—and commit to—their next faithful step.
Designed to be used alongside the Handbook or on its own, this is a practical, beautifully illustrated devotional for anyone ready to stop thinking about discipleship and start practicing it. Written by Tyler Sit.