Finding Connection: Walking with Purpose

You don’t have to walk alone.

“Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.” – Galatians 5:25

The house is noisy, but it still feels quiet. The laundry’s running. The dogs are pacing for food. There’s stuff to do, always, but underneath all that motion, there’s this strange kind of stillness. Not the good kind. The lonely kind.

That midday stretch gets me the most. The workout’s over. The chores are done. And then this lull hits… where scrolling starts to fill the gaps. The energy dips. The voice in my head gets louder. Sometimes it’s just background noise, but other times it feels like something’s missing and I can’t quite name it.

I’ve caught myself in those moments, moving through the day, but not really living it. That’s when I hear the gentle nudge again: Get up. Walk with Me.
Not out of guilt. Not because I need another thing on the list. But because my soul needs rhythm again. Connection. Clarity. Movement with meaning.

Galatians 5:25 says, “Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.”
That verse has been walking beside me lately. Because the Spirit doesn’t sit still and wait for us to get our act together. He moves. He leads. And He invites us to match His pace… to live present, not just productive.

And here’s what I’m learning: When I walk with the spirit, with intention…something in me resets. My breath evens out. My mind slows down. Sometimes I pray. Sometimes I cry. Sometimes I send a random text that reconnects me to someone I love. Sometimes I speak to someone at Wal-Mart and one of us is blessed. 

It’s simple. But it’s holy too.

You don’t have to walk alone, friend. Not through the quiet. Not through the questions. Not even through the ordinary, in-between parts of your day.

So maybe today’s the day to walk with a little more purpose… and a little less pressure. So if you’ve been stuck in autopilot, just getting through the motions… maybe today’s the day to pause and reset. You’re invited to walk in step with the Spirit, even on a Tuesday.

When you keep in step with Him, He doesn’t just lead you toward peace… He leads you toward people. Real connection. Honest conversations. Unforced rhythms of grace. Moments that remind you you’re not the only one feeling it. Craving it. Needing it. So if you’ve been feeling disconnected from purpose, from God, from others…this is your reminder:

The Spirit doesn’t lead you into isolation… He leads to intimacy.

With Him, and with the people He’s placed in your path. You were never meant to carry the weight of your thoughts, your to-do list, or your healing alone.
You were made to walk in step with the Spirit… and in doing so, He’ll keep guiding your steps toward connection.

So take the walk. Send the text. Say the prayer. Take the breath. You’re not walking alone. And you’re not the only one craving a reset.

I created a simple printable to help you do just that. It’s not a to-do list. It’s a breath of fresh air. A deep breath, a heart check, and a whisper of yes to the life He’s inviting you to live.

Grab the Everyday Intentions worksheet by subscribing to The Reset Room: a space where we slow down, reset our thoughts, and breathe in truth together.

You’re not alone, friend. Let’s walk it out…one step at a time.

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When you download it, I’d love to hear from you:
What’s one intention you’re setting with Jesus today?
Maybe it’s “notice people,” “pray before I scroll,” or just “take a breath and be present.”
Share it with me in the comments or shoot me a message…I’d love to cheer you on!

You’re not walking alone. Let’s live this day on purpose. Together.


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About Me

I’m Jessica Lee, and my heartbeat is helping women see their lives through the lens of grace. I write and teach from the middle of my own process, inviting women into a slower, steadier way of walking with God. I share from the middle of the mess, not the other side of it, hoping what God is teaching me in real time helps you feel a little less alone on your journey too.