Most of us connect with God in several different ways. Spiritual pathways help us recognize the ways we naturally draw closer to God. Understanding your pathways can help you become more intentional about how you spend time with Him and continue growing in your faith.

Intellectual: Connecting with God through learning, reading, studying, asking questions, and discovering truths about Him.
Relational: Connecting with God through relationships, sharing life, praying, and building meaningful connections with others.
Serving: Connecting with God through serving, meeting needs, helping others, and putting your faith into action.
Worship: Connecting with God through worship, music, celebration, and praising Him with others.
Activist: Connecting with God through action, taking on challenges, pursuing justice, and mobilizing others around a cause.
Contemplative: Connecting with God through quiet, slowing down, being alone, reflecting, and making space to listen to Him.
Creation: Connecting with God through creation, spending time outdoors, enjoying nature, and experiencing His presence in the beauty around you.

Discover Your Spiritual Pathways

Want to discover which pathways best connect you with God? Take the Spiritual Pathway Assessment to identify your primary and secondary pathways and learn more about the ways you naturally experience God.