None of them shall teach his neighbor, and none his brother, saying, ‘Know the LORD,’ for all shall know Me,…
I’ve been reading a lot lately about imperfect hospitality. If you have survived the “entertaining” culture of the late 1990s…
Last week, I realized that my book needed a chapter dedicated to non-verbal prayer. After I reviews some talks I’ve…
The most effective and lasting way to teach is through how we arrange and prioritize spaces. The ancients knew this…
Spring is here! In my household, we’ve spent the past few weeks working hard to set up a garden. We’ve…
There’s no shortage of advice for how to give things up for Lent, how to read extra books for Lent,…
You’ve read about my experiences praying with PTSD in other posts, such as “The Discipline of Weeping” and “Return to…
If you pick up an ancient Christian text on disability, you will probably encounter the metaphor of gold being refined.…
A few weeks ago, I traveled to Antiochian Village to attend the Ancient Faith Women’s Retreat. On the first morning,…
The feast of the Nativity approaches, and with it, anxiety. How will your family get along when everyone’s home? How…