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Written Prayer Perspectives Newsletter Vol. 6 No. 4 Richard Foster explains how reading the prayers of others as our own connects us to the community of faith, revives our conversation with God, and moves us into a posture of holy listening and holy…

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Becoming God’s Dwelling Place A Profile of Anna the Prophet Luke's gospel introduces us to Anna, an eighty-four year old prophet, who models "a life focused in mind, body, and activity on engaging with God."

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Remembering God’s Provision: A Response to the Coronavirus Crisis As we unexpectedly transition into the volatile and uncertain environment of the coronavirus, how can we navigate it well through the guidance and empowerment of the Holy Spirit? Renovaré President…

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The Prayer God Answers: A Reflection Richard Foster wrote a reflection on Eberhard Arnold's classic The Prayer God Answers in a new edition from Plough Publishing. We are delighted to offer some of his thoughts to you in this…

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Why Meditate on Scripture? There can be a lot of questions about the discipline of meditation on Scripture: What does it mean? How can I practice it? How is it different from prayer? Jan Johnson helps answer some of those in…

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An Introduction and Invitation to the Renovaré Covenant Heart to Heart November 2002 A November 2002 Heart to Heart newsletter where Richard Foster talks about the Renovaré Covenant and its importance to our ongoing life of discipleship.

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Out of the House of Bread Satisfying Your Hunger for God with the Spiritual Disciplines Take your faith in a new direction through a celebration of the spiritual disciplines! Pairing ancient practices with insights observed while baking loaves of bread, Yancey helps you incorporate the…

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Mimi 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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The Peculiar Prerequisite for Spiritual Direction Being Broken Can Lead to Holy Openness In his spiritual direction work at prisons, Josh Banner sees Jesus in the inmates because they are "broken, open, humble, and willing"—qualities we all need to create a holy openness to God.