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What if God has been showing up in your ordinary life all along and you just haven’t been paying attention? He’s in the quiet gaps. The unexpected detours. The ordinary Tuesday afternoon. There are moments in life where everything feels more still... even if just for a second. We help people notice God in those moments, capture them, and return to them... to recognize God’s faithfulness revealed over time.A Noticing God Experience Spiritualità
  • Consider The Fig Tree: What If God Notices You Too?
    Oct 13 2026

    Discover how Nathanael's story under the fig tree reveals God notices you.

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    It started with a brief, still moment at my office window... sunlight bursting through the leaves, and suddenly I was thinking about Nathanael under his fig tree, his outdoor prayer closet. His friend Philip came running with news that the Messiah had been found. Nathanael had honest questions. And Philip didn't argue. He simply said, "Come and see."

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    In this episode, I share why Nathanael's story takes us beyond noticing God to something even deeper: God noticing us.

    The N.A.P. Practice
    Notice
    Appreciate
    Pray


    In the gap, take a N.A.P. A glance out the window can become a moment where you notice God and realize He has noticed you too.

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    A song for this moment:

    "The God Who Sees" by Kathie Lee Gifford, featuring Nicole C. Mullen

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    Website: https://noticegod.com/

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    4 min
  • Thankful Thursday: What If Gratitude Is Contagious?
    Oct 8 2026

    It's not my usual Tuesday release. Today is a Thankful Thursday, because this week I'm noticing you. Your comments, your encouragement, and your stories of seeing God in ordinary days have been pouring in.​

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    Where have you noticed God today?

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    Continue this moment of gratitude with: "Gratitude" by Brandon Lake

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    3 min
  • Consider the Bees: What Can They Teach Us About Being Still?
    Oct 6 2026

    Discover how a pair of quiet bees can show you the gift of slowing down and resting in God.


    It started on an ordinary stroll... just me, my little granddaughter June Bug, and a podcast about slow productivity playing in my ear. Then I looked over at some coneflowers and spotted not one, but two little bees resting there. No buzzing. No hurry. Just staying put on their source of sweetness.


    In this episode, I share what those bees taught me about abiding, and why stillness isn't the opposite of fruitfulness but the source of it.


    The N.A.P. Practice

    Notice

    Appreciate

    Pray


    In the gap, take a N.A.P.


    I noticed the bees, appreciated what God was showing me through them, and prayed.


    You'll hear about:

    • ​Why even the busiest creatures need quiet moments of simply receiving
    • ​How creation keeps telling us about its Creator
    • ​An invitation to "consider the bees”


    This week, I encourage you to notice God in nature. Step outside, look closely at a flower, a tree, a bird, or the sky, and snap a photo so you can return to that moment with Him.


    🎵 "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong⁠https://open.spotify.com/track/2pp3RfqX5cb1BAnmNi4Nej⁠


    🎧 The podcast I was listening to: "The Surprise of Slow Productivity" from The Pace of Grace with Kim Avery:

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Xq9JzXOyOomLW53vb2Gub?si=c6eea142f6ec48d0


    Where have you noticed God today?

    Free Download: Notice God With Friends Download


    Notice God Website: https://buymeacoffee.com/noticegod


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    5 min
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