By Lenora Rousseau We who have run for our very lives to God have every reason to grab the promised hope with both hands and never let go. It’s an unbreakabl...

Maybe we all need holding more than words—presence more than questions or answers

By Lacy Finn Borgo There is an unmistakable clang that reverberates throughout the laundry room as million-year-old granite bits slam up against the stainles...

By Jen Macnab Right now, we find ourselves in the season of Lent. This 40-day stretch begins with Ash Wednesday and culminates with Easter Sunday. Although m...

By Becky Grisell “One day the Eternal God scooped dirt out of the ground, sculpted it into the shape we call human, breathed the breath that gives life into ...

By Katie Skurja “See I am making all things new.” Revelation 21:5 Twenty-six years ago, my husband and I had an opportunity to by a house through a first-t...

As a spiritual director, I get to spend time helping people of all ages and situations tune into their sense of God, the holy, and their own souls. I listen w...

By Lacy Finn Borgo I have the incredible honor to accompany children at Haven House, which is a transitional facility for homeless families in Olathe, Colora...

By Michael Simmons Emotions as Guides Our emotions serve as guides to our inner landscape, leading us toward paths of connection and intimacy. However, many ...

By Lenora Rousseau (Photo by Aaron Rousseau, 2018) God’s love towards humanity and creation is inexhaustible. God’s merciful love extends towards creation an...

I have been pondering the various forms that silence can take, prompted by the poem from Edgar Lee Masters,[1] simply called ‘Silence.’

Remembering as in recalling... re-membering as putting back together that which is fragmented or out of place.

“God is one whose center is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere. There is no place where God is not.” (Bonadventure)

How do we live from a sense of true belovedness?