Category: Life

Coffee is a sacrament, and you, dear baristas, are ministers of grace. To view the world as sacramental is to view it as a vehicle for epiphany --

St. Therese of Lisieux was born in 1873 in Alençon, France. By the age of 15 she had experienced an encounter with the Divine, which she called her

I was recently sent a question about whether it was wrong for a couple to try and have more children if those children would likely have special needs

Here’s something a little lighthearted for your Monday: the life of a single, female pastor as told by 20 Liz Lemon gifs. It’s Lent. Things feel a little

This past week, one of my mentors passed away. He helped me with spiritual guidance and guidance for life for almost 20 years. He was caring, he listened,

Many Christians in my life lament or are angered by the fact that a portion of their tax dollars helps fund Planned Parenthood. They feel their money is being

The beauty of having a dad who grew up on the coast is that every summer, for most of the summers in our childhood, we would head south

Sending your kids off to college today? Or are you starting classes yourself? I want you to know that many Christian professors begin their new semester in prayer

Content Warning: Topics of Depression, suicide, mental health, and 1 curse word. Only one. Promise. “Depression is such a bitch,” a friend said on a sunny Monday over

I. If I were to ask you to think of some quintessential examples of people of faith, who would they be?  Within scripture, Abraham receives a lot of