Thanksgiving is a time when we often see family, clean house, get updates on what is going on in the lives of those we are related to, and

A few days ago, I read the first few verses of Isaiah Chapter 40 in the NIV, and two tiny dots made me do a double take. It

Celtic Christianity is, as Ian Bradley notes in his book Following the Celtic Way, difficult to define. ‘Celtic’, as a term is one ‘imposed from the outside’, so

"I need a Day of the Dead," I mused to my husband earlier this month. We had just received news of the sudden death of another acquaintance, the sixth

Is there such a thing as a guardian angel for each one of us as the Catholic church teaches? This is a question I was asked this week,

‘Tis the season for tales of fallen evangelical leaders. The last few years have brought reports of scandal and abuse from mega-church leader Bill Hybels, internationally-known minister Ravi

In 2017, Emma Byrne published a book titled, Swearing is Good for You: The Amazing Science of Bad Language. Of note, this book was peer reviewed. It is

I didn’t find out what Matt had done until some time after he had done it. But the story has stuck with me. I’m sharing it with you,

“Whenever there is turmoil, mysticism flourishes”, is the introductory line for the Meister Eckhart chapter of Journey to the Heart: Christian Contemplation Through the Centuries, and there’s something

The last eighteen months have felt like a series of holding patterns. We've learned to wait. We're still waiting.