How the Water Holds Us
Joanne Nelson wanders and wonders through tributaries of watery connections.
spirituality
How To Convince Yourself It’s Still Meditation When You’re Drinking Coffee
Joanne Nelson mindfully considers the intersection of meditation and her morning cup of coffee.
Jesuit Life, Family Life
Bruce Morrill employs a Jesuit narrative technique to describe tensions between life in the religious order and family life.
Desert Woman
Mia Pohlman meditates on the gritty image of womanhood depicted in a painting of Our Lady of Częstochowa.
The Tree of Christ and the Tree of Satan: Ignatian Discernment in a Time of Eco-social Crisis
Daniel Castillo pens an Ignatian eco-social fever dream.
Lukewarm Coffee at a Blue Desk in Michigan
A sideways memory leads the speaker back to a time of rich experience and unexplored possibilities.
The (Im)Possibilities of Willardian Theology: A Review of Gary Black’s The Theology of Dallas Willard
Although he perhaps overreaches in some of what he claims for Willard’s work, Gary Black’s book provides an excellent introduction to Willardian theology and its place within contemporary evangelicalism.
Embodying Peace, Transforming Violence: An Interview with Sarah Thompson
Christian Peacemaker Teams is an organization committed to building partnerships to transform violence and oppression.
Reversèd Thunder: The Significance of Prayer for Political Theology
This essay analyzes several examples of Christian political theology in order to show how their strength, humility, memory, and solidarity are contingent on prayer.
