Two Years Of Doubt

We believe, until the cracks in the glass start to show. I had to ask God to help my unbelief. [Click title to read more.]

Subtle Revelations

Sometimes, God's work is small, multi-faceted, and nearly invisible until it bursts into bloom. [Click title to read more.]

To be consistent with God doesn't mean turning God into a chore. [Click title to read more.]

Words can be cheap. But bearing witness isn't. [Click title to read more.]

I'm not the kind of person who easily chooses God over my desire for God to help me. But I want to be. [Click title to read more.]

We feel, in heart and memory, the break in the bone. [Click title to read more.]

A review of Mark Thibodeaux's Reimagining the Ignatian Examen, [Click title to read more.]

Nothing about death is right or good, but facing it has made me understand the radical nature of what I believe. [Click title to read more.]

The mission isn't always where we think it is, especially when there's no neat end in sight. [Click title to read more.]

Five hours alone was everything I needed. [Click title to read more.]