Discover the best and worst places to hide mini Jesus figurines, creative notes and messages to leave behind, and how families, kids and youth groups can join the viral Mini Jesus Challenge in 2026.

Seahawks GM John Schneider surprised fans by tossing mini Jesus figurines with “Jesus loves you” messages during the 2026 Super Bowl parade. See what it means and how it connects to the viral mini Jesus trend.

Curious about why Christians are hiding mini Jesus figurines? Explore the various reasons and motivations behind the tiny Jesus trend and why churches and families are jumping on quiet evangalism using 1-inch plastic figurines.

Ready to join the mini Jesus challenge? This mini Jesus hiding guide walks you through every tiny Jesus challenge step — from gathering figurines to creative hiding ideas — so you can participate easily and share God's love and bless someone in an unexpected and joyful way!

Found a mini Jesus or tiny Jesus figure somewhere unexpected? Learn what it means, why people hide them, and how you can join in the fun!

Many travelers visit Sedona’s red rocks seeking metaphysical energy, but is there a deeper explanation? From the “rush” of hiking to the biblical truth of God’s work as a creator, I explore how the famous Sedona “vortexes” might actually be pointing you toward God.

If you’re seeking assurance that God is listening and answers your prayers, he does! Here are 27 Bible verses about prayer that explores how we can pray and how God promises to answer. We’ve also curated 5 true stories about answered prayers and more prayer resources.

Starting a daily devotional habit can feel daunting, especially if you’ve attempted to start a daily devotional habit before without much success. Many Christians swear by their morning devotional time, but if you’re in the midst of a busy life season, it’s OK to feel a bit overwhelmed. Give devotional time another try with these practical insights and tips that’s built for busy people without consistent schedules.

The faith story behind Abraham Lincoln’s quote that readjusted the focus to being “on God’s side,” not whether God was on his side. Mackenzie explores a story that may have been lost to history that reflects a similar sentiment about God’s sovereignty. “My greatest concern is to be on God’s side, for God is always right,” Lincoln said.