Walking By Faith

Most of faith is not leaping. It is walking — one ordinary, trusting step after another, even when the morning is foggy.

Morning Prayers for Ordinary Days

You don't need cathedral words at 6 a.m. A simple practice for meeting the day before the day meets you.

God in the Kitchen

“The time of business does not differ from the time of prayer” — thirty years among the monastery pots, in his own words.

My Utmost for His Highest

“God is not asking for your admiration of Jesus. He is asking for your unconditional surrender” — Oswald Chambers at full strength.

Morning by Morning

“Before the day asks anything of you, let it tell you something true” — Spurgeon's gentle morning readings, in modern words.

The Gentle Art of a Devout Life

“True devotion does not remove you from your calling — it sweetens the way you carry it out” — Francis de Sales' gentle classic for busy lives.

Love — Incarnate

What if the Essence that thinks worlds into being wanted to share its thought, its truth, its love — with me?

The Morning Star

In the ruins after the earthquakes, a little girl reaches toward the last star of night and asks when she'll see the other side. A short story.

The Friend of the Bridegroom

John did not claim to be the Bridegroom, nor even the Bride. He stood beside the door, and listened, and rejoiced — the mystery of the Believer and the Bridegroom.