"Each day the people shall go out and gather enough for that day." Not a week's supply. Not a contingency fund. Enough for today — and a test of whether they would trust God to do the same tomorrow. In this closing episode of Week 6, Steve Corbin guides you through Exodus 16:4-5 and the ancient invitation to daily dependence. This episode includes two slow readings, guided meditation and prayer, and silent contemplation with original instrumental music. Give yourself 12-14 minutes to close the week in stillness. Part of the Held Catholic Devotional series — Volume I, Week 6: Letting Go of Tomorrow. New episodes every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

"Yet you do not even know what tomorrow will bring." James 4:14 is one of the most honest sentences in Scripture — and one of the most freeing, once we let it in. In this Lectio Divina, Steve Corbin guides you through James 4:13-15 and the invitation to hold your plans before the Lord rather than carrying them alone. This episode includes two slow readings, guided meditation and prayer, and silent contemplation with original instrumental music. Give yourself 12-14 minutes of quiet. Part of the Held Catholic Devotional series — Volume I, Week 6: Letting Go of Tomorrow. New episodes every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

"This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it." — Psalm 118:24. In this Lectio Divina, Steve Corbin guides you through one of the most recognized verses in all of Scripture — slowly enough that it might actually do something in you. The psalmist isn't offering cheerful optimism. He is declaring trust: this day, with everything in it, belongs to God. This episode includes two slow readings of the scripture, guided meditation and prayer, a period of silent contemplation with original instrumental music, and a brief return to the week's theme. Give yourself 12-14 minutes of quiet. Part of the Held Catholic Devotional series — Volume I, Week 6: Letting Go of Tomorrow. New episodes every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.