We tend to celebrate celebrities instead of classic heros and heroines. "The Hero's Journey" is a classic story of how someone "wakes up" to who they are and what their actual life is about. [By Jason Holtgrewe]

The resurrection isn't as much about believing what happend then but living what's happening now. How might we live it? We often idealize or romanticize what new life looks like. The reality is that Jesus' new life included and needed the scars and the wounds. So does ours. [By Jason Holtgrewe]

One of the movements that characterizes the first-half of life to the second-half of life is the congruence between who we are and what we do. We have to grieve our false identities in order to live our true identity. [By Jason Holtgrewe]

Richard Rohr says: "Wisdom seeing has always sought to change the seer first, and then knows that what is seen will largely take care of itself." In this episode, we talk about three ways or movements that are about changing ourselves--so we can see better. [By Jason Holtgrewe]

Seeing life as the "turning of the seasons" helps us trust that it all belongs. Whether life is like the summer season or the winter, we're to live it. Each season has it's light and dark, it's opportunities and challeng. [By Jason Holtgrewe]