Spiritual Direction
A sacred space to listen deeply and receive God’s loving inspiration in prayer.
You were made for more than survival.
Too often, the busyness of life, inner criticism, and spiritual exhaustion leave us feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from God. Spiritual direction offers a quiet, prayerful space to rest from striving, listen to your soul, and notice God’s presence in the everyday.
In this sacred companionship, you don’t have to journey alone. A spiritual director walks with you, helping you discern God’s voice, sift through inner noise, and awaken to a life birthed in love and created to flourish.
What is spiritual direction?
Spiritual direction is an ancient Christian practice of companion-based holy listening. Together with your director and the Holy Spirit, you’ll explore the movements of God in your story—through silence, prayer, and compassionate reflection.
Unlike therapy or coaching, spiritual direction isn’t about fixing problems or setting goals. It’s about paying attention to God’s loving presence in your life, discerning the Spirit’s invitations, and finding freedom to live more fully in Christ.
In Spiritual Direction, prayer looks like:
- Quieting the noise and listening deeply to your soul
- Noticing God’s presence in ordinary and hidden places
- Healing from old wounds and unhelpful inner voices
- Gaining clarity in seasons of transition or discernment
- Resting in God’s love without needing to prove or perform
- Growing in authenticity, freedom, and peace
- Reconnecting with joy, purpose, and grace
- Knowing you are beloved
What a Session Looks Like
Sessions are usually one hour, once a month, in person or online. We begin with a moment of prayer or silence, then gently explore what feels most present in your life—through story, reflection, or guided prayer. There’s no script, just a safe and prayerful space to be present with God and be known, seen, and loved.
— Sue Pickering, Spiritual Direction: A Practical Introduction
Is Spiritual Direction Right for You?
You might consider spiritual direction if:
Your prayer life feels dry or disconnected
You’re in a season of transition or decision-making
You long for deeper intimacy with the Triune God
You’re grieving, struggling with faith, or feeling burned out
You want to explore contemplative practices
You want to discern vocational purpose and identity
You’re weary, and worn out and long for soul refreshment
You feel alone in your spiritual questions or hurt
Wherever you find yourself, spiritual direction is a place to be fully seen, known, and loved—while listening together for God’s unfolding work in your life.
Begin the Journey
Come as you are. Bring your questions, longings, and hopes. Spiritual direction is a spacious place of prayer to be loved by God and take one step closer to freedom, hope, and joy.