Stop. Look. Remember.

What if we order our lives around rhythms and practices and habits that foster depth and make us more human? 

The Truest Thing I Know

That letter opened up a life-giving dialogue. We were set free to be who we are with each other, no masks.

Paradox, Part II: Solitude and Community

When we start talking about solitude and community, it often quickly gets sidetracked by the introvert/extrovert discussion.

The Gift of Presence

This morning I asked God to begin weaving the threads of my family’s life into the fabric of others’ lives here in this city. I believe place matters to God. It is not inconsequential.