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The Six Streams and Hope for a New Reformation Nathan Foster imagines a new reformation within the Body of Christ, one grounded in the ecumenical embrace of the six historical movements, or streams, in church history.

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Facing Reality: The Grace of Acceptance What do you do when you find out you have Parkinson's? Glandion Carney shares his journey from denial to acceptance to grace.

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Pauses For Lent: Mountaintop Experiences How do we respond to and overcome evil? Trevor Hudson points us to Jesus in this Lent reflection.

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What to Pray When Pain Takes Your Words When we're unable to find our own words to pray, when all we have is worn and exhausted groans, Nathan Foster shows there is still a way to pray.

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Giving Up Control for Lent Practicing Submission for the Week of Ash Wednesday For the start of Lent, pastor Kai Nilsen invites us into the practice of submission—humble, open, mutually dependent relationship with God and with one another.

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An Everyday Experiment in Hearing God Found in archives dated shortly after the publication of Celebration of Discipline, these honest journal entries from Richard Foster provide a helpful window into a daily experiment​ with listening…

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Can Children Hear God? Children, like adults, can learn to distinguish God’s voice from the many others that are clamoring for their attention. Lacy Borgo shares how.

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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…

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The Glory of God "If you keep silent before God and give Him time, He will leave within you impressions that will be as the rays of His glory shining in you." Andrew Murray invites us to consider anew the wondrous…