Kyle Kramer

Work is an essential part of the human vocation, part of what it means to be incarnated with material needs in a material world.

There’s a wonderful upside to such disciplined vigilance: the possibility of becoming true craftsmen and craftswomen of the time we’re given.

To be a materialist is, to use my Christian language, to believe fully in the Incarnation.

Simplicity is when we roll up our sleeves with and for others in a great community of needful belonging.

To be sacred also means to participate fully—even if not consciously—in the ongoing dance of relationships, which are the fundamental divine reality.

We experience a great love for the world. What we love is what moves our heart, and what moves our heart is what moves our lives.

We see through a glass dimly. An important part of spiritual practice, then, is “cleaning the lens”.