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articleTeach us, Almighty Father The daughter of an Anglican rector, Jane Austen not only wrote some of the most enduring (and hilarious) novels in English literature, she composed prayers for private and family devotions. Here we…
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bookGod is on the Cross Reflections on Lent and Easter These forty-seven stirring devotions will guide and inspire readers as they move thematically through the weeks of Lent and Easter, encountering themes of prayerful reflection, self-denial,…
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bookCeltic Blessings Prayers for Everyday Life Ray Simpson draws deeply from the rich Celtic tradition to compile a collection of blessings that celebrate God's truth in our day-to-day lives.Ray SimpsonExplore
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episodeStanley Hauerwas and Tish Harrison Warren — Theology that Makes a Difference In episode 305 of Life With God, Nathan speaks with Stanley Hauerwas, a theologian with a wide and profound influence. Also joining the show is Tish Harrison Warren (who has written the foreword to…
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episodeMariah Velásquez — Practicing the Presence of God Mariah Velásquez, Director of the Incarnatio Center for Formation and Integration at Westmont College and Associate Director of the Martin Center, joins Nate on the Life with God podcast to talk…
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articleThe Furnace of Transformation Excerpt from Way of the Heart In his classic book The Way of the Heart, Henri Nouwen calls the discipline of solitude “the furnace of transformation” because it is there that we meet Christ, without whom we have no power to…
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episodeMimi Dixon — On Catherine Doherty Mimi Dixon shares how the life and words of Catherine Doherty—a pioneer for interracial justice and mentor to Thomas Merton—helped her to return to her first love.
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articleHow “Star of Bethlehem” Leads Me to Christ A piece of music becomes a springboard into worship in this essay that reflects on Christ's beauty, wisdom, and gentleness.
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articlePraying 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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Renovaré WeeklyJuly 14, 2023 Finding the Words Our disappointments, frustrations, and grief—our longings, joy, and praise—need a place to go. God is waiting to receive them. To receive us. Finding words for what's unspoken inside us is a way to…Explore
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Renovaré WeeklyJune 23, 2023 Petition Is Purified by Petition God doesn’t withhold from us to be cruel, or wait to answer until our hearts and requests are flawless. In fact, “withholding” is probably the wrong word altogether. The process of asking and…Explore
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Renovaré WeeklyMay 5, 2023 Anointed The term anointed, while debated and misunderstood, is still the best word I know for someone with the gift of making room for the presence of God. This anointing seems to be given to people who…Explore