A Thinking Spirituality:
Why Spirituality Needs Philosophy
Whenever I hear people identify themselves as spiritual but not religious, I want to say, “That’s a great place to start. Now, where is it going to take you?”
The Question of Revelation: A God Who Wants To Be Known
Explore how God’s longing to be known invites us into an ongoing, transformative revelation—one not bound by ancient times, but alive in every moment of our lives.
Form is emptiness; emptiness is form. The traditional Buddhist formula for Ultimate Reality may have much to tell us about the God who empties Godself into the world.
A life of gratefulness holds out its hand to us. In learning surprise, cultivating courage, and trusting life, we reach back to grasp the gift of gifts.
We have heard the stories of Jesus’s birth so often that we are certain we understand them. But important layers of meaning may have been lost in neglecting the urgent agendas of the authors who set them down.
How we conceive of time will dictate where we situate hope. As we open a new year, we welcome its innumerable opportunities for the kairos of creation.
Albert Einstein once said, “No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.” But where should we look for that next level? How might we get there? And what would it look like?