Spiritual Collectives Winter 2026
An Undivided Heart: How do I find peace?
This collective answers the question: “How do I find peace?” by taking you on a journey to find an undivided heart.
An Undivided Heart is a six-week scripture meditation journey inviting you to slow down, breathe deeply, and return to the God who makes you whole.
Each video guides you through a passage of Scripture that gently exposes the divided places within us—our worry, our wandering desires, our illusions of control—and leads us back to the truth of who we are and whose we are.
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An Undivided Heart : How Do I Find Peace?
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Week 1 - An Undivided Heart: Who Am I?
An Undivided Heart Video 1: Who Am I? Matthew 6:28-30
What is the root of worry? Isn’t it usually deep down, about security, safety, control?
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Week 2 -An Undivided Heart: James 1:5-8
“A pure heart is one that is unencumbered, unworried, uncommitted and which does not want its own way about anything but which, rather, is submerged in the loving will of God.” -Meister Eckhart
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Week 3 -An Undivided Heart: What Steals Your Heart?
Joy - A deep inner gladness not tied to outcomes. Joy does not wait for circumstances to align—it emerges from within.
Peace - A quiet mind and steady heart in the midst of what is. Peace offers rest without needing resolution.
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Week 4 - An Undivided Heart: I Love You But the Joy Is Missing
Do you ever feel like as you worry and hurry and plan and want, you’re looking but not seeing? Listening but not hearing? Loving. But the joy is missing? This week’s meditation invites you to take a step into the joy of God’s presence by really abiding the “one thing.”
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Week 5 - An Undivided Heart: God's Response Is Always Compassion
God is not an old man with a beard sitting in angry judgment or an apathetic witness in the clouds somewhere above. God knows our weaknesses and failings and doesn’t hold them against us. In fact, his response is always compassion. This week’s meditation invites to internalize God’s overwhelming love and let go of any voice of condemnation.
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Week 6 -An Undivided Heart: God Makes His Home in Us
God knows we need to see him. We need to feel God’s presence. This week’s meditation invites you to reflect on the ways God is present to you in the person of Jesus and through his Church - through us; God’s kingdom on earth.
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Spiritual Collective FAQ
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Spiritual Collectives offer you the opportunity to cultivate Holy Listening, a practice of listening to God's voice in scripture, daily life, and community, helping you find peace, purpose, and a deeper connection with both God and others.
Each collective houses an intimate setting of 5-8 people, who come together weekly for 6 weeks (in-person or online) to practice holy listening. We learn to pray in a way that feels genuine and effortless, allowing your connection with God to flow naturally.
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[REFLECTION]
Each week you’ll receive an original scripture meditation video around the theme. To help you integrate the scripture into daily life, we've included a Spiritual Inventory. It is a set of questions to guide your reflections for the week.
Set aside time each day to review the passage, meditate, and listen for God's whisper.
[HOLY LISTENING]
During the weekly 60-minute group meeting, we come together to practice "Holy Listening."
We will share our insights in response to two main questions:
What is God saying to me?
What will I do about it?
In the group, we will take turns sharing our thoughts. As a group, we will listen without judgment or commentary. The space is designed for gentle accountability and support.
Our Spiritual Collective is not a Bible study or discussion group. It is a sacred space to deepen your awareness of God's voice in everyday life. Our facilitators, from curious seekers to seasoned Christians, will guide you. They will lead you through Scripture meditations. The meditations blend ancient wisdom, modern views, and artful thoughts.
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Main Questions
What is God saying to me?
What will I do about it?
Other Questions to Consider:
Where is God present for you in this week's meditation?
How did the meditation speak to you?
What thoughts or questions arose?
Are you affirmed or challenged in your current actions or beliefs?
What insights or questions are you left with?
Are there actions you feel challenged to change or lean deeper into?
What has God been saying to you about these in the interim?
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The Collective groups run for 6 weeks.
We limit the groups to 8 people so register early.
Groups meet weekly for 90 minutes.
We have groups online. We also have in person groups for those in the DC metro area at the Lab in Alexandria, VA.