Residents of New York City have a reputation for being gruff, indifferent and self-involved. Having lived here for over 30 years I take issue…

The last two years have been marked by disruption in every sphere: social, medical, spiritual, and civil. This has led to disorientation with respect…

In Mark 14, seemingly in contradiction to all that he preached, Jesus praises a lavish gift. A woman pours perfume worth a year’s wages…

In their book Faith of Leap: Embracing a Theology of Risk, Adventure & Courage, Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch make this claim: “If we…

There’s nothing quite like a parent’s love for their child. This kind of love won’t usually top the music charts the way songs about…

“Who do people say that I am?” (Mark 8:27) Do you ever ask this question? Do you care what people think of you and…

As I inch closer to 40 years of life (still a couple years away!), I’ve often reflected on the things I wish I’d learned…

Reading and listening to the news has become an exercise in courage as images and stories (local, national and global) create the sense that…

The philosopher Charles Taylor says one major characteristic of spirituality today is its contestability. One writer says, “What makes ours a ‘secular’ age, writes…