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Living Each Moment with a Sense of God’s Presence: Frank Laubach An excerpt from the collection of letters Laubach wrote while living on the Philippine island of Mindanao. It reveals a man utterly dedicated to an “experiment of filling every minute full of the…

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The Secret of Guidance How can we hear God's voice clearly in our own lives? This classic piece from F.B. Meyer offers practical training in discerning God's will.

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Cultivating a Life of Worship and Joy The more the Word comes to dwell within our hearts, the more we come to love God. The more we love God, the better we are able to worship him. The more we worship him in Spirit and truth, the…

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The Way of Peace In The Message, Eugene Peterson translates John 1:14 as “the Word became flesh and blood and moved into the neighborhood,” crossing the threshold into humanity. James Catford muses on what this…

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Brian Morykon — On Worship: Remembering Scott Baker Losing someone close opens up new perspectives and a deep gratitude for that person's life. Songwriter, worship leader, and Renovaré Director of Communications Brian Morykon reflects on worship in…

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Understanding Worship Turning to Isaiah and John's responses to the glory of the living God as models, Richard Foster gives us a brief introduction to the practice of worship, reminding us that, whether our encounter with…

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Encounters with Silence In this piece, Karl Rahner asks, "How can I redeem this wretched humdrum? How can I turn myself toward the one thing necessary, toward You? How can I escape from the prison of this routine?" The…

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Is It So Terrible to be Useful? Drawing on a scene from "The Last Emperor," Richard Foster helps us shift our thinking from feeling used to becoming useful.

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Open Spaces for Solitude Margaret Campbell writes about carving out time and space for solitude so that we are free to be found by God.

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The Human Body and Spiritual Growth Probably the least understood aspect of progress in Christlikeness is the role of the body in the spiritual life. Dallas Willard illuminates the connection.

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Spiritual Disciplines are an Invitation "The disciplines are an invitation, not an obligation." Nathan Foster reminds us that "joy, freedom, and laughter are where this journey is taking us."

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How Can Churches and Ministries Recover Their Founding Vision? Dallas Willard offers wise counsel to help us avoid letting service to Christ usurp love of Christ.