Remembering, Grieving, and Living with Gratitude
Memorial Day is often marked by gatherings, travel, the beginning of summer, and time with family and friends. There is nothing wrong Read More »
Memorial Day is often marked by gatherings, travel, the beginning of summer, and time with family and friends. There is nothing wrong Read More »
Some retreat experiences can be powerful in the moment but lonely afterward. You go, you feel something meaningful, you have a few Read More »
Mother’s Day can stir up a surprising range of emotions. For some, it is a joyful day filled with gratitude, celebration, and Read More »
Many people hear the word “retreat” and immediately imagine a familiar format: a few worship sessions, a keynote speaker, some recreation, a Read More »
There are many places today offering “inner work,” personal growth, emotional healing, or transformation. Some are insightful. Some are useful. But many Read More »
One of the most striking things about Jesus is not what He did—but how He did it. He lived in a world filled with Read More »
Integrity is often reduced to moral behavior. We think of it as doing the right thing, telling the truth, or keeping our Read More »
The Easter story is familiar to many of us. We know the arc: betrayal, suffering, death—and then resurrection. We celebrate the victory, Read More »
Most of us don’t think of slowing down as an act of courage. In a culture that rewards productivity, speed, and constant Read More »
Each one of us want our lives to matter. Not in a grand or dramatic sense, necessarily—but in the quieter ways that Read More »