Costly Stewardship: A review of Stewards of Eden
As a transplant from the U.S.A. to Australia, I have spent the past three years trying to acclimate to my
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Author: Laura Cerbus
The Body’s Posture of Gratitude: A Thanksgiving Day meditation
We usually talk about gratitude and thankfulness as mental practices: we call to mind the good things that we have
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No Better Gift: The Friendship of Sayers and Lewis
In the past year, two writers who made a significant impression on my younger self have pushed back into view:
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Surrender in a time of COVID
This year, one marked by radically reshaped ministry, work, and everyday life, I’ve found myself in a near-constant stance of
Formed by Lament
“Out of the depths I cry to you, Lord;Lord, hear my voice.Let your ears be attentiveto my cry for mercy.”
Trail of Tears: A Prayer of Lament
Last week, our history curriculum brought us to learning about the removal of five Native American tribes from the southeastern states to the Oklahoma Territory. … Continue readingTrail of Tears: A Prayer of Lament
Longing for the Embodied Church
Here in Victoria, we have reached five months of worshiping online. For a brief month, we were able to have
August 6: Feast of the Transfiguration
“The time of business does not with me differ from the time of prayer and in the noise and clatter
“Uyghurs for Sale”: ASPI Report
According to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, “The Chinese government has facilitated the mass transfer of Uyghur and other ethnic
A Different Kind of Sight
I found out today that the habit I’ve picked up in the past couple of months is called doomscrolling. Even if