It broke once. Seven mornings for the one who was hurt.

Seven pages in the 1611 King James for the person who believed once and was hurt — each with a work of art, one person with a before, and a room on the site built to hold you. Free.

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THE WALK The RebuildingFILM It broke once. The stones are back on the wall.PAINTING The Course of Empire: The Arcadian or Pastoral State · Thomas Cole, 1834

Why these seven pages

I will not paper over it. Here is a path back that starts at
the wound.

Maybe it was a hard season, a hypocrite, a prayer that went unanswered, a question nobody would take seriously. The people in this Walk had a before too, and so did I. Nobody here will tell you it was for a reason or that you should be over it.

Seven pages, one a morning, in the 1611 itself, and every morning a room on the site that exists to help — real people to talk to, the honest studies, and me at the other end of the contact page. Read at your own pace.

— Kyle Lauriano, host of Beyond the Looking Glass and The King Is Coming Show

What arrives each morning

Seven mornings, one way back

DAY 1 · Psalm 34:18
Of a broken heart
Praying Hands — Albrecht Dürer, 1508
DAY 2 · Ezekiel 34:11–12, 16
I will seek that which was lost
Golden fields at harvest
DAY 3 · Isaiah 61:1–3
Beauty for ashes
The Great Isaiah Scroll, from the caves of Qumran
DAY 4 · Matthew 11:28–30
Come unto me
An olive press at Capernaum
DAY 5 · Luke 15:4–7
Until he find it
Fishing boats at rest on the Sea of Galilee
DAY 6 · John 21:15–17
Feed my sheep
One of the oldest olive trees in the Garden of Gethsemane
DAY 7 · Romans 8:38–39
Nor any other creature
The engraved title page of the 1611 King James Bible