
Finding Our Internal Power
I would almost describe spirituality as a concern for our being, our inner motivation and attitude, our real inner Source, as opposed to any primary concern for our doing.
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I would almost describe spirituality as a concern for our being, our inner motivation and attitude, our real inner Source, as opposed to any primary concern for our doing.

God takes away the shame we have by giving us back to ourselves—by giving us God! It doesn’t get any better than that.

God is not afraid of mistakes, it seems. God knows that God can turn everything around—into good.

Experience the revelation of God in ordinary and daily life. Recall and reflect on moments of encountering God’s presence in everyday experiences.

The genius of the biblical revelation is that it doesn’t just give us the conclusions; it gives us both the process of getting there and the inner and outer authority to trust that process.

The purpose of spiritual law is simply to sharpen our awareness about who we are and who God is, so that we can name our own insufficiency and find God’s fullness.

A person with a great soul can move others toward the future with compassion and confidence—not judgment, paranoia, or accusation.