Yapdates: A Spiritual Odyssey

A Blessed Christmas to all my readers! This review was first published at Panorama of a Book Saint on Dec 28th, 2014. c TITLE: Every V...

It's Reformation Day! Here are the five classic solas that have became the hallmarks of the Reformation. I enclose some brief thoughts f...

Photo Credit: Poetry Foundation Some time when the river is ice ask me mistakes I have made. Ask me whether what I have done is my lif...

This review was first published at Panorama of a Book Saint on Sep 5th, 2016. c TITLE: Word by Word: A Daily Spiritual Practice AUTHOR...

This review was first published at Panorama of a Book Saint on Sep 27th, 2016. c TITLE: Seated with Christ: Living Freely in a Culture ...

We live in a new era. While wireless waves free us from cables and hardwired connections, they enslave us to the digital device. What's ...

This review was first published at Panorama of a Book Saint on Sep 5th, 2016. c TITLE: Word by Word: A Daily Spiritual Practice AUTHOR...

"In the passage where the New Testament says that every one must work, it gives as a reason "in order that he may have something t...

"For these early monks, reading became a technology of the spirit, part of the toolkit for contemplation. Reading was rhythmic; the m...

On Philosophy "For philosophy is the study of wisdom, and wisdom is the knowledge of things divine and human; and their causes. Wi...

This is one of my favourite classical melodies. Written by a French musician named Erik Satie (1866-1925) at the age of 22, the "Trois ...

TITLE: Love's River: Calming Music, Soothing Music, Background Music, Dinner Music, New Age Music, Spa Music, Yoga Music, Relaxing Piano...

When trying to understand Jesus' teaching on DO NOT JUDGE (Matthew 7:1), remember that it means "hypocritical" or "self-r...

Who are we reflecting? In our rush from place to place, with our schedule filled with all kinds of activities, it is hard to be still. Yet,...

A friend of mine shared this powerful video done by a Regent Alum. It is a reminder once again that practicing radical hospitality is a ver...

Starting this week, I will be sharing from the work of Alister McGrath, " The Unknown God ," a book on searching for spiritual ful...

Starting this week and for the next 7 weeks, I will be posting snippets of an inventory list to help us note our personal emotional/spiritua...

This chart is taken from Peter Scazzero's bestselling book called "The Emotionally Healthy Church." It is not meant to be scie...

Basil of Caesarea (329-379 AD) is a significant figure in the fourth century. Revered by both the Eastern and the Western Church, he had pla...

A poem by an anonymous person. It is worth reflecting upon. You can’t be all things to all people. You can’t do all things at once. You ...