Incarnational flow is looking at the life of Jesus and implementing it into daily life. Jesus did not run from the world and its troubles, but he came into the world. Jesus lived at his own pace in the world. He showed the importance of not only doing the work of the kingdom of God but also having moments of rest. Jesus illustrated to his believers how to withdraw to engage the world. He intentionally slowed down not to procrastinate but to prepare for the day and what was ahead of him. I believe this flow is important for believers who are encountering the difficulties of the world every day.

Living this flow is possible when believers engage in contemplative practices. For this project the church not only focused on individual contemplative practices but communal contemplative practices. Using the work of Kirk Byron Jones and Tish Warren, participants were able to see God in their everyday activities and not just on their sacred day.