What Does Connecting With God Look Like for You?

What does connecting with God look like when it doesn’t fit neatly into the devotional routines you were taught? You may not need to hear a clear answer, interpret every moment, or produce a meaningful insight. Sometimes connection begins when something makes you think of God and you simply turn your heart toward Him.Through Moses’s willingness to turn aside and look at the burning bush, we’ll explore curiosity as a relational posture—one that allows us to notice, linger, and remain open without deciding every moment must carry a message.You’ll also receive one simple invitation to practice this week: When something makes you think of God, tell Him.“Nothing else has to happen for that moment to count as connection.”THE PRACTICE OF NOTICINGJoin me for a free online workshop where we’ll explore how God created us, recognize some of the ways we naturally turn toward Him, and practice paying attention without turning it into another performance or formula.You’ll receive a printable workbook before the workshop. If you can’t attend live, register and I’ll send you the recording.🌿 REGISTER FOR THE PRACTICE OF NOTICINGKnow someone who has also wondered what connecting with God is supposed to look like? Share this conversation with her and invite her to join us for the workshop.🩵CONNECT WITH BENEATH THE FIG TREEJoin the Figs CommunityJoin the email list Visit Beneath The Fig TreeInstagram @BeneathTheFigTree🎶Original theme music for Beneath The Fig Tree composed by Matthew Lawhon. © Beneath The Fig Tree, 2026.Topics discussed: connecting with God, devotional life, Christian spiritual growth, noticing God, hearing God, spiritual practices, quiet time, relationship with God This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rosejordan.substack.com