Reflections
Changing the Lens: When Work Doesn’t Have to Prove Worth
She does not look like I expect. Adorned in white. Her posture strong, her gaze confident. She looks sophisticated, elegant, beautiful.
Reflections
The Imperative of Fallowing
The word fallow comes from the land. In ancient agricultural practice, a field left fallow was not abandoned.
Nothing More, Nothing Less, Nothing Else.
“And whatever you do in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.” For me,…
Hearing the Cries of Earth and the Songs of Heaven
It’s that time again to write my year-end reflection. With the magic of Christmas behind us and the cold January month ahead, I find myself…
Past Entries
Spiritual Permanence in a Culture of Impermanence
Prayer as Attentiveness
The Allure of Counterfeit Spirituality
Waiting for the Ripening
Dreaming with God
Learning to Follow
A Freight Train Fueled by Uncertainty
An Invitation Into Adventure
Freed, Surprised, Empowered
Leaning Into God
Afraid to Dream
The Paradox of Leadership
The Practice of Dreams
The Parallel between AI & Creation
Bioimimicry and Being Easter People
Responding to Racism
