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Beloved is Where We Begin

A weekly devotional for sustainable rhythms of grace

Beloved is Where We Begin

A weekly devotional for sustainable rhythms of grace

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£14.99

Publisher: SPCK Publishing
ISBN: 9780281091119
Number of Pages: 176
Published: 21/08/2025
Width: 13.8 cm
Height: 21.6 cm
Slow down. Breathe deep. Remember you are beloved. In a world that urges us to do more, hurry up and keep going, Beloved Is Where We Begin offers something beautifully different: a once-a-week pause to rest in God's presence and remember who you really are. This gentle, practical devotional features 52 simple reflections, one for each week of the year, helping you build a sustainable habit of meeting with God that doesn't add to your to-do list, but restores your soul. Rooted in the liturgical seasons of the Christian year - Easter, Ordinary Time, Advent, Christmas and Lent - these short, thoughtful readings invite you to slow down and hear the steady heartbeat of God's grace running through every part of life. Perfect for busy people longing to meet God or reconnect in a way that's realistic, meaningful and kind, Beloved Is Where We Begin helps you find a rhythm of rootedness that can hold you through whatever the week brings - reminding you again and again that you are beloved.
Introduction Week 1 Third Sunday of Christmas/New Year Week 2 Epiphany Week 3 First Sunday of Epiphany: Jesus' baptism Week 4 Second Sunday of Epiphany: Water into wine Week 5 Third Sunday of Epiphany: First disciples Week 6 Fourth Sunday of Epiphany: Candlemas Week 7 Third Sunday before Lent: Tapestry of life Week 8 Second Sunday before Lent: Defined as beloved Week 9 Sunday before Lent: Clothed in mercy Week 10 First Sunday of Lent/Ash Wednesday Week 11 Second Sunday of Lent: That’s my boy Week 12 Third Sunday of Lent: Living water Week 13 Fourth Sunday of Lent / Mothering Sunday Week 14 Fifth Sunday of Lent: Jesus wept Week 15 Palm Sunday: Gentle and lowly Week 16 Easter Sunday: Gardener God Week 17 Second Sunday of Easter: 'We had hoped' Week 18 Third Sunday of Easter: 'Peace be with you' Week 19 Fourth Sunday of Easter: Jesus of the scars Week 20 Fifth Sunday of Easter: 'Do you love me?' Week 21 Sixth Sunday of Easter: The Great Commission Week 22 Ascension Sunday: Jesus' coronation Week 23 Pentecost: Glimpse of the kingdom Week 24 Trinity Sunday: Eternal life Week 25 Ordinary Time: Love Week 26 Ordinary Time: Love is patient Week 27 Ordinary Time: Love is kind Week 28 Ordinary Time: Love does not boast Week 29 Ordinary Time: Love is not proud Week 30 Ordinary Time: Love does not dishonour Week 31 Ordinary Time: Love is not self-seeking Week 32 Ordinary Time: Love is not easily angered Week 33 Ordinary Time: Love does not delight in evil Week 34 Ordinary Time: Love rejoices with the truth Week 35 Ordinary Time: Love always protects Week 36 Ordinary Time: Love always trusts Week 37 Ordinary Time: Love always hopes Week 38 Ordinary Time: Love always perseveres Week 39 Ordinary Time: Love never fails Week 40 Ordinary Time: Love is our shalom Week 41 Ordinary Time: Love shines through weakness Week 42 Ordinary Time: World Mental Health Day Week 43 Ordinary Time: Rebuilding Week 44 Ordinary Time: Lavish love Week 45 Ordinary Time: Settling down Week 46 First Sunday of Advent: In the dark Week 47 Second Sunday of Advent: Facing the dark Week 48 Third Sunday of Advent: Journey to the light Week 49 Fourth Sunday of Advent: Light breaking through Week 50 Christmas: The light shows us what God is like Week 51 Sunday after Christmas: Glory around Week 52 Second Sunday after Christmas: Feast of the Holy Innocents Afterword Acknowledgements Notes

Rachael Newham

Rachael Newham is an author and speaker specialising in the theology of mental health and illness. She founded the Christian mental health charity ThinkTwice while at university, and after completing her research masters looking at a pastoral theology of depression, she led it for a decade. Rachael has also held roles at several national Christian charities working to change the conversation around mental health. She now writes, speaks and consults on issues of mental health and faith on a freelance basis. Her first two books, Learning to Breathe and And Yet, are also published by SPCK. She lives in Hertfordshire with her husband and young son, and can be found with a coffee in hand among her colour-coordinated bookshelves. You can find her on social media @RachaelNewham90 and Substack.