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Justin McRoberts’ story is a gentle reminder that the low places are not wasted places. They can become soil for something sacred and alive.

A daily practice is not only about art or words. It is about learning to live from the heart—to stay open, to connect, and to choose love.

Many of us, especially those who grew up believing that being faithful meant being flawless, have struggled with the word "perfection."

Bill Strom offers wisdom that is incredibly helpful for spiritual directors and also for anyone who wants to grow as a good listener.

When Bradley Jersak was at a place where he could not climb out of despair, Simone Weil offered him another way.

Living from the Heart is not a program but an invitation to slow down, listen, and notice the movement of God’s Spirit within and around us.

Felicia Murrell reminds us that love holds complexity, diversity, and difference without needing to resolve it all into sameness.

In a world that often feels loud, fractured, and hurried, what might it mean to slow down and tend to what truly matters?

When Helen Barry says, “Everybody has a gift to give,” she speaks from a place of hard-won wisdom, wrestling honestly with the hardest questions o…

There’s so much good we could be doing. But Katherine Murray has learned to ask, ‘What is mine to do?’ That question helps her find clarity.