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Father’s Day: A Day for Honor and Honesty
Jay Stringer writes about the crucial connection between honesty and honor, reminding us that to truly honor our fathers—and ourselves—we must be honest about their impact on our lives.
ReadDance With Me
Robyn Whitaker writes about how the movement of Sabbath is inviting her to dance, to reclaim the delight, intimacy, and embodied freedom that trauma sought to destroy.
ReadChasing Eden: The Search for Secure Attachment
Paul Quinlivan writes about the impact of early attachment experiences, and about his hope that a moment of misattunement does not have to be end of the story.
ReadA Brave Lament
In this excerpt from A Brave Lament, Andrew Bauman writes about learning to welcome and tend to grief after the tragic loss of his son.
ReadIntegration as Holiness
Abby Wong-Heffter reflects on the birth of her son and proposes that the work of integrating our minds, bodies, and spirits is intimately connected to the movement of holiness.
ReadSuffering Our Words
Becky Allender writes about suffering with the fallout of her words, and about the call to surrender our spoken words to the Word of God.
ReadPoetry, Donuts, and the Meaning of Life
Becky Allender writes about poetry, donuts, and trying to make sense of the unpredictable ups and downs of life.
ReadBelieving We Are Untrustworthy
Kellay Chapman reflects on the core message that often underlie evil’s attempts to destroy goodness: the accusation that we are too untrustworthy to know God or to know our own true selves.
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