A Gentle Way to Stay with God

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We made this because we noticed something in ourselves.

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Life kept moving forward.

But our inner life felt empty.

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Not lost.

Just crowded out.

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Between work, responsibility, and constant becoming,

it became harder to notice God in the small moments.

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This is our way or returning.

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Why Anchors?

 

Anchors do not move the ship forward.

They keep it from drifting.

 

We don't think most people walk away from God.

We believe most people simply get tired.

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Tired of trying.

Tired of striving.

Tired of carrying too much.

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Anchors are not about effort.

They are about staying.

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Staying present.

Staying attentive.

Staying rooted.

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What These Cards Are

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Twelve Months of Anchors Pack is a set of cards designed to accompany you through a year.

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Each pack contains an introduction-cum-greeting card that carries two poker-card-sized anchor cards.

Twelve monthly anchors.

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Each month declares an anchor, accompanied by the anchor statement, a Scripture, and simple line to live from. 

Nothing complicated.

Nothing to complete.

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Just something to hold in your hands when your heart needs grounding.

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How We Use Them

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We keep one card where we will see it naturally.

 

In our wallet.

On our desk.

Beside our Bible.

Behind our phone.

In our car.

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We don't set reminders.

We don't track progress.

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We simply let the card meet us

inside our ordinary days.

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Sometimes it becomes a prayer.

Sometimes a pause.

Sometimes just a quiet presence.

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You Can Begin Anytime

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It doesn't have to be January.

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You begin with Month 1 in the season you are actually living in.

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The anchors are not in a hurry.

They wait for you.​

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No matter which month you begin, we pray that God will speak to you uniquely through each anchor, in His time.

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Why We Designed It to Be Given

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We printed a To and From on the introduction card

because this was never meant to be only for ourselves.

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Someone of the most meaningful gifts are not for celebration.

They are for presence.

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For a friend who is tired.

For a teammate who is carrying too much.

For someone you love, but don't know how to help.

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This is a way of saying:

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"I can't fix your life.

But I can place something in your hands

that might help you feel less alone with God."

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In workplaces where faith has gone silent,

in teams where people feel fragmented,

in seasons where the soul is crowded out by metrics and meetings —

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Quietly.

Without pressure.

Without expectations.

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And often, that is enough for God to begin again.

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