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The Humble and Messy Arrival of God from Meditations on the Birth of Jesus Did the shepherds stop to wonder why the Messiah was born in a stable attended by animals? Someday we can ask them. For now, we notice, with help from this meditation by Miriam Dixon and Margaret…

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Bright Evening Star Mystery of the Incarnation Bright Evening Star provides a glimpse into the life stories of this prolific author and her encounters with God. With a foreword by John Tesh, L'Engle invites us on a spiritual adventure that leads…

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To Be Human Is To Pray Finding Ways and Places to Speak the Soul’s Native Language From his book How to Pray, Pete Greig helps us find ways and places to "speak the soul's native language" of prayer.

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Eastertide: How to Party Like a Christian "Tragedy draws us together, but celebration binds us. There is nothing like a good party to make a people one." Easter is a seven-week celebration, and Lacy Borgo shares some ideas on how to make the…

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Free from the Darkness Nathan Foster shares how he came to know the power of forgiveness through the discipline of confession.

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Inconvenience Rightly Considered G.K. Chesterton invites us all to take a child's-eye view of the world in all its mystery and adventure -- even though that may mean transcending our annoyance at an inconvenience (or two) that is…

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A People, Transforming Excerpt from Worth Celebrating Mimi Dixon writes about the swelling influence of Celebration of Discipline: “Individuals from every race and nation and tongue and stratum of society were joining hearts and hands and minds and…

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Are We Safe with God, Realistic Rhythms, and Healthy News Habits In this episode Richella, James, and Nate discuss if we're truly safe in the Kingdom of God, what rhythms of spiritual practice look like in a busy life, and how Jesus would listen to the news.

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Holiness: More Than Avoiding Vice Defining holiness by external measures leads to legalism. Richella Parham helps us move beyond avoiding vice and into building a life of virtue.