It’s true that Christianity is simple, in the sense that it’s easy enough to grasp and apply. But oh, sometimes it is hard: not to apply the good news to ourselves, but to live in the light of grace as it impacts others. [Click title to read more.]
An overt focus on the self can be devastating. [Click title to read more.]
In all honesty, too many of us are hothouse believers: Christians who only fully express their holy nature when the circumstances and the moment and their feelings are right. [Click title to read more.]
Missing from all of our Christian “doing” is the deliberate cultivation of a reflective interior life that allows for individual growth and a changing, evolving, rich relationship with God. [Click title to read more.]
I don’t want God to be a chore, or one more thing that I have to do for the day. Here are five things I’ve started doing to make my Monday spiritual practices a little more bearable. [Click title to read more.]
A godly aroma is a natural by-product of a godly environment. It can’t be faked, and it can’t be forced. It is something that is created with us, not something that we can imitate [Click title to read more.]
For me, the turning of the seasons in Christian life functions the same way the turning of the natural seasons do: it’s a reminder to shift focus, to regather my thoughts, to start anew. [Click title to read more.]
