Starting Fresh: Growing in Love
What if we replaced New Year’s Resolutions with a resolve to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength… and to love our neighbor as ourselves?
What if we replaced New Year’s Resolutions with a resolve to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength… and to love our neighbor as ourselves?
Part II Don’t start the new year with a “Bah! Humbug!” attitude! Every year, Charles Dickens’s 1843 novella A Christmas Carol is reconceived and remixed in new forms of media. …
The new year is always an opportunity to reset and refocus. Setting a spiritual intention can provide a fresh start for 2023.
“Because we loved you so much, we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well.”1 Thes 2:8 NIV The final rhythm …
While simplifying may seem confining, it is ultimately about finding true freedom. Freedom from the feelings of worry, guilt, and the anxiety inducing consumer culture in which we live.
Part III In the previous posts I introduced a framework that can help us “go together” on a journey towards becoming wounded healers. In Painting with Ashes, I describe the …
While we are hyperconnected all the time, trapped in the individualism of the modern condition, never have we been more alone. Isolation and loneliness are the great soul wounds of our time. How can we heal from these wounds?
I hope this series will help us become helpers, “repairers of the breach,” and create little pockets of healing, in ourselves, and in our communities, in a world that is harmed, alarmed, and armed.
How can we stay healthy in a season of extended challenges?
How can we stay healthy in a challenging season?