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The hard questions led me into a “deconstruction” of sorts. I found myself turning over every aspect of my faith and asking if it was true and if it was good.

If we live a spiritual life that only has room for the big moments, we miss out on God's heart for us in the everyday.

At first glance, a Rule of Life sounds like just another one of those regimens for spiritual productivity and, implemented poorly, it can become that. 

Our culture has been changing. Where does that leave us as the Church in how we love the world?

Reprioritizing my time and discovering a new understanding of what my heart wants.

White-knuckling it can lead us to a scarcity mindset of looking for our own sustenance because we’re worried God is going to leave us starving.

Merely talent or an actual charism?

How do we evangelize without manipulation, share the Gospel without coercion, and reveal the love of God without losing the love of our friends?

I started to resent myself. I drowned anyone who ever dared come close to the overwhelming highs and lows of my emotions.

The integration of Ignatius’ fourteen rules for discernment of spirit has dramatically changed my spiritual life and given me a confidence I did not have before. 

There have been moments where I pined for what was, and also desired so badly for God to hit fast forward.

When we come to Christ with our weariness we forget that He understands better than we could ever imagine.

What if I had gotten it all the wrong? The degree. The job. The opportunities I passed up. Maybe I had made a huge mistake.

In many ways, the work of evangelization can be compared to having a child.

Is this extending or atrophying my humanity?

As we are moving out of Christendom, where the rhythm of Christian living is normal, how does it shift the way we do Church?

In order to accompany people to Christ, we need to be willing to enter into their suffering with them.

All I wanted to do was avoid hospitalization and get better in the comfort of home, but that was becoming more and more unrealistic.

An authentic way to love people as you introduce them to Jesus.

When suffering is so all-consuming that we cannot fathom how to "be joyful at all times."

One way that we can grow in our prayer life is an intentional, daily reading of scripture.

I never really questioned why we fasted but I didn't fully understand the underlying purpose.

Often we think of peace as merely the absence of conflict. But it's so much more than that.

I deeply value quiet time and rest. But how do I find it when circumstances won't let me?

Over time, prayer can start to feel more of a “have to” than a “get to.”

I had a committed prayer life but it was overwhelmed with guilt and making promises to God that I might change.

I was doing all the right things but I didn't feel close.

It felt trite as if the Lord was distant and couldn’t be bothered by my childish concern.

Christian feasting and over-indulgence share a lot in common on the outside, but if we look a little deeper, they are very different things.

If the voice of God is so quiet, how do I know for sure that it is God speaking?

It seemed that I was more motivated to proclaim the Gospel out of fear than out of love and desire for them to experience the Good News.

Even when we know evangelization is about real relationship, the fears are still real.

The pressure to “figure out my vocation” can be exhausting.

Free booklet to help easily begin a journey of deeper prayer and intimacy in your life.

You aren’t expected or made to figure life out all by yourself.

I longed to have the same joy that others possessed.

A real reason of "why" instead of just "what to do"

Sometimes structure is exactly what you need.

If I’m honest, I always was a bit worried about what being pregnant would mean for my self-image.

A regular prayer habit that will transform your walk.

Finding rest -- even when I lead a very busy life.

The surprising ways the Holy Spirit will move in our life.

Getting unstuck in your walk with Jesus.