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We go to retreats and conferences hoping to “get filled.” And then we come home to a full calendar. To headlines filled with conflict and catastrophe. To the guilt of not living up to what we committed to. Some of us experience a lingering ache of “I still don’t know what I’m doing with my life.” So we say things like, “I just wish I could’ve stayed on the mountain.” But what if we’ve misunderstood the point? What if the mountaintop was never the high? What if it was the detox?

In celebration of Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month, we encourage you to consider walking through Exodus with your ������Ƶ community. Whether you’re part of a LaFe group or not, Exodus carries powerful lessons for anyone grappling with their identity, their calling, or their responsibility to their community.

������Ƶ supports Gen Z by inviting them into vibrant, in-person communities and by giving them tools for holistic spirituality. But to do that well, it’s important to understand some of the underlying challenges contributing to Gen Z's struggles with mental health.

It’s easy to forget that there is darkness in this world when it seems so far away. But what do you do when it’s at your doorstep? How do you forgive God when he lets these things happen?

Discernment is a journey rooted in searching for God and responding in a direction he desires. It’s about hearing God. 

In the first part of my life of faith, I didn’t believe that miracles existed because I never saw a miracle.

Everyone faces decisions about the future at some point, and the way forward is taking small, informed steps at a time and looking back in gratitude.

God understands and goes deep with us in our suffering. If we include him, we will find joy and experience his love and goodness.

Is being an official leader in an ������Ƶ chapter any more important than just being a faithful member of the community?

I felt detached from God because my emotions and my mind weren’t aligned with each other.