Confessing our sin may be one of the hardest things we will ever do. But the healing that follows may be one of the most liberating experiences we have ever had.

To bless the people who have oppressed our spirits, emotionally deprived us, or in other ways handicapped us, is the most extraordinary work any of us will ever do.” - Elizabeth O'Connor

To bless the people who have oppressed our spirits, emotionally deprived us, or in other ways handicapped us, is the most extraordinary work any of us will ever do.” - Elizabeth O'Connor

We are learning to pray in a new way, in the classic way – through the Book of Psalms. This ancient practice brings a new Rule of Life to our old prayers and spiritual practice.

Today we learn a version of the Prayer of Examen. May this prayer nourish our souls as we open ourselves up to God!

Hospitality is the outward expression of an inner openness. As we begin this #SoulFood series may we open up to the Other!

As we close out the #HowWeCBE series we delve into the historical, literary, and exegetical backgrounds of Revelation. With sound teaching we hear its message for us today.

Having eyes do we see? Having ears do we hear? Today we discuss the message of Mark: “Who then, is this?”

Parables are like mirrors to our souls. Today’s Parable compares our souls to soils, revealing our openness (or otherwise) to receiving the words of Jesus into our lives.

Read the New Testament with new eyes! Learn the context of Judaism and Palestine in the First Century and have your eyes opened as you read!