Fixed-Hour Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Fixed-Hour Prayer Our days have a way of carrying us along. One task leads to another. Emails become meetings. Meetings become errands. Errands
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Fasting
The Spiritual Discipline of Fasting Hunger has a way of getting our attention. Whether it is hunger for food, comfort, entertainment, approval, or distraction, our appetites quietly shape
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Conversational Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Conversational Prayer Some conversations are reserved for special occasions. Others become part of everyday life. They happen while driving together. Preparing dinner. Walking through
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Contemplative Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Contemplative Prayer Much of our lives is spent trying to understand. We search for answers. We solve problems. We explain. We analyze. We organize
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Centering Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Centering Prayer We spend much of our lives trying to accomplish something. Complete another task. Solve another problem. Answer another message. Move on to
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Breath Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Breath Prayer Prayer is often associated with quiet rooms, folded hands, and uninterrupted moments. Those times are important. Yet much of life is lived
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Truth Telling
The Spiritual Discipline of Truth Telling Truth has become surprisingly difficult to practice. Not because we no longer know the difference between truth and falsehood. But because honesty
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Stewardship
The Spiritual Discipline of Stewardship There is a subtle difference between ownership and stewardship. Ownership asks what belongs to me. Stewardship asks what has been entrusted to me.
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Solidarity in Jesus' Sufferings
The Spiritual Discipline of Solidarity in Jesus' Sufferings Few things test our faith more than suffering. Loss. Grief. Illness. Disappointment. Loneliness. Waiting. There is something within us
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Joining God’s Work of Restoration
The Spiritual Discipline of Justice When we hear the word justice, many different ideas immediately come to mind. Politics. Laws. Movements. Debates. Yet long before justice became part
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