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Spiritual formation is a lifelong journey of deepening one's relationship with God and allowing that relationship to transform every aspect of life. The outcomes can be profound and multifaceted. Here are some key areas of growth……
Read MoreWe live in a world obsessed with efficiency. We crave quick fixes, 10-step programs, and microwave spirituality. But what if the most profound transformation requires something more? Enter the Ignatian Exercises: a 9-month retreat-in-daily life, centuries old, that dares you to confront yourself, rewrite your story, and discover a life set ablaze by purpose.
Read MoreSo many losses.
It was difficult to keep our heads above water; we felt like we were drowning. Yet, my husband and I had to keep moving forward as we needed to….
Read MoreLife can be unpredictable, and often, things don't go as planned. We might have a vision for how we want our lives to be, but when we encounter setbacks and challenges, it can be hard to trust that things will work out in the end. In these moments, it can be helpful to remember the slow work of God.
The concept of the slow work of God comes from……
Read MoreLife got you tired and worn out? Do you lay your head down at night longing for more? There is hope! Learn how to recover your life and find your way in this crazy world.
Read MoreWe pay attention to our bodies and what is forming us physically. Some of us ask ourselves, “How am I feeling?” and “Do I like my thought life?” When we’ve taken this inventory, we then decide what we want to keep, alter or let go of. Why not ask the same questions regarding our spiritual life?
A good place to start is recognizing we are being formed spiritually, and we are able to do something about it.
Read MoreMost of us eat three meals a day. Over a span of a year, that’s 1095 meals. Countless meals are shared together with family, friends, and sometimes strangers. Stories are…..
Read MoreWe’re all being shaped and transformed into something. Every thought, decision, and action we take, our feelings, relationships we enter into, and every reaction we
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