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Bible Reading, Power Dynamics and Disciplines, & Dallas Willard’s Relationship with God On the season finale of Friends in Formation, Tiana and James get input from Becky Willard Heatley (daughter of Dallas Willard) on what Dallas’ relationship with God was like. James and Tiana also…

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Our ​“Holy” Sins Daring to Face What We Tend to Ignore Can believers be blind to certain sins? Carolyn Arends takes a look at the subtle slips from right-relationship that keep us from loving as God loves.

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Helping Children Sleep Every bedtime is an opportunity to support a child's maturing faith in the Lord's goodness and care. Grace Pouch shares tips for helping kids go to sleep with a sense of safety and an awareness of…

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God Is on the Throne Reflections on Revelation, Chapters 8 – 15 “The function of apocalyptic is to embolden the faithful to persevere during hard times and to trust in God, over and against the powers that be—relevant then and in every age.” Biblical scholar Paul…

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Praying the Hours Explore the ancient practice of "Praying the Hours" with an overview and suggestions for getting started from Monica and Jeremy Chambers.

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Image Bearing · Exploring Church Traditions · Stability in Times of Discontent The Podcast hosts dig into questions about what the term "image bearer" means, how to experience and appreciate other Christian denominations, and what to do when your work or life situation feels…

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Healing Traumas of Omission It’s easy (but harmful) to confuse our old sinful self with our inner wounded child. In this honest piece, Brian Morykon helps us understand the difference between the two and points towards healing…

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Living at the Speed of Jesus Katelyn Dixon disarms "false visions of the good life" with the beautiful life of Jesus—a Spirit-paced life of obedience and attentiveness.

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Ten Questions with Chris Hall An Interview with Credo Magazine on The Trinity, Church Fathers, and the Great Tradition In this interview with Credo Magazine, Renovaré President Chris Hall covers the Trinity, the Church Fathers, and the Great Tradition.

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Ending Racism Begins With How We Identify Ourselves How to Take a Small But Essential Step in the Right Direction A small but essential step to overcoming racism, asserts Justin Campbell, is see to first ourselves through God's matrix.

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I Was an Ash Wednesday Rookie How the liturgical service enriched my non-liturgical faith. Renovaré Director of Education Carolyn Arends shares how the liturgical service enriched her non-liturgical faith.

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Lilias Trotter: Contemplative, Artist, Missionary Shaped by service and contemplative prayer, her life was a work of art. She was one of the greatest artists the world has never known, one who had a new way of seeing the world. Lilias Trotter turned down an offer to become a legendary painter, choosing instead to follow…