There is a vast plain below you. There, on the meadow, threaded with waving grasses and Queen Anne’s Lace, is a castle. While it looks sturdy enough, it is not a fortress.
Read MoreWe have reached the culmination of our liturgy. We began with a Welcome and Greeting.
Read MoreThe blue flame of our gas range burns steadily under the pot. It has cooked gently all night getting ready for tonight.
Read MorePraise God from whom all blessings flow
Read MoreDo you want to know something disappointing? My children bicker. I get snappish. My dogs bark at nothing.
Read MoreMerciful God, we confess that we have lost interest in the daily landscape of our lives. You have painted the sky with vermillion sunsets, and we have not bothered to look up.
Read MoreI share a home office with my husband. He has a desk in a dark cherry stain that has a glass top and matching credenzas.
Read MoreI love Advent. I am a Christmas Eve girl to my toes. Everything remains to be determined. On Christmas Eve, there is still something to look forward to.
Read MoreFor those of you who can recall my earlier observations of our family dog pack, you may recall that between the one dog in our home and the dogs of our grown children, we had six dogs in our collective pack.
Read MoreHush! The darkness beckons. Those of us living in the northern hemisphere hang in a moment of stillness. The night of the year is upon us.
Read MoreWhat can be said about curiosity? In my lifetime it has been the golden child of emotions. Living her spangled life in contrast to drab “boredom.”
Read MoreAnd just like that the mystery is dispelled. The question is replaced by an answer.
Read MoreAdvent has arrived once more. It is a return to the beginning.
Read MoreEvery year around this time, we devote an issue of Wisdom for the Way to a request that you consider including the Missional Wisdom Foundation in your charitable giving.
Read MoreCommunity is at the heart of who the Missional Wisdom Foundation is.
Read MoreBelief is hard. In my life as an adult seeking to live spiritually, I have found that defining what I believe to be frustrating, circular, and changeable.
Read MoreOne of the most nourishing parts of my work with the Missional Wisdom Foundation is the development of and my participation in the Incarnational Study Series.
Read MoreWhere are you this morning? Chances are, you are not sitting at my breakfast table with me. We have not shared a steaming mug of English Breakfast tea.
Read MoreOnce upon a time, a long, long time ago, I was an undergraduate sitting in a film studies class. I took the class because it fit my schedule, not because I was interested in film.
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