Who Am I?
In this moving poem, Dietrich Bonhoeffer seeks to know himself as God’s beloved in the midst of his imprisonment.
Featured October 4, 2024 (Original Jan 2025 )
Wide Awake to God’s Presence
Brother Lawrence’s approach to life was uncomplicated yet profound: “I have walked before God in simple faith, with humility and with love, and I apply myself diligently to do nothing and think nothing which might displease him.”
Featured October 1, 2024 (Original Jan 2025 )
Building a Bridge between Protestants and Catholics
Trevor Hudson writes about how the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius provide an opportunity for Catholics and Protestants of all stripes to find “common ground” by listening to each other’s experiences of prayer.
Featured September 27, 2024 (Original Sep 2022 )
In Neighbor Love
In this unspoken sermon, George MacDonald calls us “out of the dungeon of self” and into the kind of neighbor-love that Jesus illustrated in the Good Samaritan story.
Featured September 12, 2024 (Original Jan 1867 )
Why Medieval?
“We all read out of the context and history of the time in which we live,” writes Grace Hamman. But the writing and art of our Medieval Christian brothers and sisters can help us see beyond those bounds and consider Jesus’ question “Who do you say that I am?” with fresh insight.
Featured August 23, 2024 (Original Oct 2023 )
Living Each Moment with a Sense of God’s Presence: Frank Laubach
An excerpt from the collection of letters Laubach wrote while living on the Philippine island of Mindanao. It reveals a man utterly dedicated to an “experiment of filling every minute full of the thought of God.”
Featured August 16, 2024 (Original Dec 1936 )
Christ Beside Me
St. Patrick’s Lorica (Latin for “breastplate”) is a prayer of consciously choosing to abide in the protective and empowering presence of the Trinity.
Featured August 16, 2024 (Original Jan 2025 )