The Arrabon App is Here
Resources, community, and formation for the journey of reconciliation.
Resources, community, and formation for the journey of reconciliation.
Spiritual formation is central to our mission. As we become more like Christ, we are transformed into people who love God and our neighbors.
At Arrabon, we believe that reconciliation is spiritual formation. Arrabon provides an app- based spiritual formation hub featuring practices, studies, and experiences to equip those committed to the work of reconciliation. These resources provide shared knowledge, language, and principles rooted in Scripture, guided by the Gospel, and aimed toward helping Christ-followers embody reconciliation.
Arrabon’s app-based small group Bible study explores justice and reconciliation through a biblical lens.
“The Winding Road” is a six-week devotional series designed to invite Christ-followers into deeper spiritual formation and reflection. In the midst of a world marked by disorientation, division, and pain, this devotional will guide you along the path toward reconciliation and healing. Each week, you’ll be led through prayer practices, Scripture reflections, spoken word, and musical art to help you embody the hope of Christ and pursue His call for wholeness in our communities. This devotional was designed for the Lenten season but can be used at anytime throughout the year.
Built for individuals and communities who want to pursue reconciliation not as a one-time event, but as a way of life, the Formation Hub offers reflections, resources, practices, and practical tools to help you engage the work of healing, justice, and belonging right where you live and lead. Whether you’re on your own journey of formation or cultivating a community that embodies God’s heart for reconciliation, the Formation Hub is designed to walk alongside you. You can download the app or access the hub on your device of choice.
We believe reconciliation is spiritual formation. This app is your companion for the journey — resources for reflection, formation practices, and a community pursuing repair, presence, and hope together.