Scripture - Luke 11:1-4 1 Now Jesus was praying in a certain place, and when he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach...

How was your day? A complex question that we frequently answer with hardly a thought and little to no honesty. Yet, imagine accepting the...

As this month came to a close, I took some time to look back at my calendar and journal. As I walked through the month, I was reminded...

As we reflect on our encounters of grace, we develop new habits of recognizing and welcoming grace.

How can we recover from, or even better prevent, this spiritual exhaustion and emptiness?

In the midst of my joy, it hit me. I had actually touched someone! In an instant, all I could think about was washing my hands.

I'm pleased to once again welcome Shawn Smith as a collaborator and a friend in wrestling with these concepts and in writing this blog.

In watching, helping, tasting, and encouraging, I have noticed some ways that bread gives insight into our prayer life.

In these disruptive times, I have found myself craving order. The order that was provided by school days and workdays, weekends and...

We are embodied, physical beings made for community. As we adjust to our new reality, we resist calling it a new normal.

This is what the Lord says: Stand at the crossroads and look; ask for the ancient paths, ask where the good way is, and walk in it

In this season of Epiphany, I remain captivated by the story of the Magi. These learned ones from the East found something so compelling...

Special thanks to our guest blogger Shawn Smith. Shawn is a Spiritual director, worship leader, musician, and photographer. He is a...

I wonder how God might change us in these five minutes a day.

I also learn to name my own emotions and experiences in the way of the poetry of the psalms.

As we explore the ways that we can learn again to experience our feelings this Advent, the practice of journaling requires the least...

This Advent brings a longing to feel, but how might we accept this invitation?

It speaks a great deal about our culture and the human condition that we need a specific day set aside to give thanks. We are hard wired...

I often wish that spirituality followed a market economy system. That is, I wish that if I worked hard and did the right things, I would...

Art has a way of inviting us into new ways of seeing.