At Faith in Motion, we believe strongly there’s a reason we call it a “faith practice.” Every day, we have the opportunity to engage in various practices that help us enliven and embody our faith. Below you’ll find a few free resources to help you do just that!
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Free Resources
Sometimes the most meaningful prayers are the ones we write.
This gentle journaling guide offers a collection of prayer prompts to help you slow down, reflect, and notice God’s presence in your life and body. With prompts focused on gratitude, embodiment, scripture reflection, and everyday moments with God, this resource invites you to engage prayer in a creative and personal way.
Use one prompt at a time or revisit them whenever you need a moment of quiet reflection.
Perfect for personal devotion, spiritual retreats, or anyone looking for a simple way to begin journaling as a prayer practice.
Lectio Divina—Latin for “divine reading”—is a simple, ancient prayer practice that invites us to slow down and listen for God’s voice in scripture.
This guide walks you step-by-step through the practice of Lectio Divina, helping you move from reading scripture to meditation, prayer, and reflection. Rather than analyzing the text, this practice encourages you to notice the word or phrase that speaks to your heart and sit with it in prayer.
Whether you’re new to reading the Bible or looking for a more contemplative approach to scripture, this resource offers a peaceful and accessible way to encounter God through the sacred text.
Leading a Bible study doesn’t have to feel intimidating.
This guide offers simple tools to help you create meaningful conversations around scripture in a group setting. Inside you’ll find check-in prompts, group Bible study methods, and thoughtful reflection questions designed to help participants engage the text with curiosity and openness.
Whether you’re leading a small group, youth group, confirmation class, or gathering with friends, this resource helps create space for honest reflection, listening, and shared discovery as you explore scripture together.
With flexible prompts and discussion methods, it’s easy to adapt for groups of all ages and experience levels.
Planning worship can feel like holding many pieces at once—scripture, music, community needs, and the movement of the Spirit.
This worship planning guide offers thoughtful prompts and flexible planning pages to help pastors, worship leaders, and ministry teams craft meaningful services. The guide invites you to consider not only the structure of the liturgy, but also the people gathered, the rhythms of the season, and ways to engage worshippers more fully. Worship Planner Full (portrait)
With reflection questions and practical planning templates, this resource helps you imagine services that are creative, embodied, and deeply rooted in the life of your community. You’ll find prompts to help you think about participation, prayer practices, intergenerational connection, and how your service might send people back into the world to embody God’s love. Worship Planner Full (portrait)
Use it as a brainstorming tool, a weekly worship planner, or a companion for your worship team as you design services together.
Not sure where to begin when reading the Bible?
This simple reflection guide offers thoughtful questions to help you engage scripture with curiosity, honesty, and openness. Designed for personal study, these prompts invite you to notice what stands out, reflect on how the passage connects to your life, and listen for what God might be saying to you today.
Whether you're new to reading the Bible or simply looking for fresh ways to engage familiar passages, these questions can help make scripture feel more approachable and meaningful.
Sometimes a word, prayer, or piece of music during worship stays with us long after the service ends. Taking a moment to write it down can help those moments sink deeper into our lives and faith.
These printable worship notes pages are designed to help you reflect on your worship experience. With simple prompts for scripture, music, sermon insights, and personal reflections, this guide creates space to notice what stood out and how God might be speaking through the service.
Use them during worship or afterward as a way to pause, reflect, and carry the message of the service into the rest of your week.
Perfect for personal reflection, sermon listening, youth groups, confirmation classes, or anyone who wants to engage worship more intentionally.
Sometimes a single phrase, story, or scripture from a sermon stays with us long after worship ends. Writing it down can help those insights take root and shape how we live our faith throughout the week.
This simple sermon notes page offers space to capture the scripture being preached, key phrases that stand out, and reflections on what God might be saying to you through the message. It also includes space for a short prayer response, helping you carry what you heard in worship into your daily life.
Use it during worship, while listening to a podcast or sermon online, or anytime you want to engage scripture and teaching more intentionally.
Perfect for personal reflection, church members who like to take notes during worship, youth groups, confirmation classes, or small group discussions.
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