October 13, 2025
Each month, I’ll send you a text with three things:
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Something fun – an idea for you to enjoy with your group, your spouse, or even on your own.
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Somewhere to serve – a simple opportunity to give back, either together or individually.
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A spiritual rhythm – a practice to help you prioritize time with God. Some may fit perfectly, others may stretch you, but each one is meant to encourage and deepen your walk with Him.
Something Fun:
Ready to level up your movie night? Craving adventure with a side of mind-bending mystery? Conundrum Escape Rooms in Arvada is where blockbuster thrills collide with real-life escape game action. Step into a pulse-pounding story, outsmart the twists, and prove your squad has what it takes. If you want more than just a “something fun,” buckle up—this is the ultimate challenge for thrill-seekers and puzzle junkies.
Check out Conundrum Escape Rooms here!
Somewhere to Serve:
Broomfield FISH is dedicated to helping our neighbors meet their basic needs and build a brighter future. As a nonprofit, FISH offers food, emergency financial help, and one-on-one mentoring to Broomfield residents in need.
You can support FISH by volunteering at their Broomfield location or by working on an off-site project, such as packing snack bags for kids or personal care kits. These kits can be assembled with your group and then delivered to FISH to help local families.
Check out how you can serve with Broomfield FISH here!
A Spiritual Rhythm:
Contemplative prayer is a way to slow down, relax, and just be in God’s presence—no agenda, no words required. Think of it as hanging out with your closest friend in comfortable silence, knowing you’re fully accepted and loved. Contemplative prayer isn't about telling God what you want. It's about opening your heart and quietly waiting—letting the Holy Spirit meet you right where you are. Trusting that God is already there, reaching out to you.
And here’s the beautiful part: contemplative prayer doesn’t have to be heavy or serious. It can be light, playful, tender, and filled with joy. Sometimes, the deepest connections happen in the quiet moments—when you simply rest and let God do the talking.
Step Into Stillness: Begin by finding a peaceful place to be with God. If sitting still feels challenging, try taking a gentle walk instead. Lighting a candle can also help you focus, reminding you that God is the creator of light. Simply say, “Here I am. I am with you.” There’s nothing you need to do or achieve—just rest in God’s loving presence. Allow yourself to be fully attentive and present. Now, remain here. When you sense it’s time to go, gently transition out of this quiet space.
Quieting Your Mind & Calming Your Body: Calm your mind by first relaxing your body. Take a few slow, deep breaths. Notice where your thoughts drift, and gently offer those thoughts to God. Then, let go—open your heart to God’s love. Trust that God may place a prayer on your heart. This is a time for receiving, not striving. Remember, you’re not here to achieve. You’re here to be loved.
We hope you have a blessed month,
Tiffany & Doug