Our day begins with letting go or resting in a transition time through the dark, and every morning becomes a resurrection of sorts, a coming out of the tomb.

As the new school year begins, it's a perfect time to embrace a fresh start, shedding old patterns and stepping into a transformative journey with the Soul Care Institute, where spiritual formation leads to true transformation.

How could learning to listen change our relationships for the better? How would we change if we learned to listen?

My soul seems to need be disturbed in order to grow. 

We all walk with broken pieces that leave holes in us. Lament is a gift, to invite us back to wholeness.

I found myself hanging around the tomb of Jesus more this year after he had already been resurrected.

I remember reading Rachel Held Evans' book (the one that Jeff Chu brought to life) that came out after her death. It’s called Wholehearted. You may have heard of it.

Integration is that wonderful experience when every part of our life belongs and connects to every other part of our life.

There is a real spiritual struggle with the good news of God’s love. We quickly claim, “God loves you and God loves me,” but do we really believe it?