Seeking wisdom from other members of the Body seems to be no easy affair in today’s church culture, regardless of denominational affiliation. Obviously, we can seek wisdom by asking questions of those we respect when in need, but I’d like to think that as Christians we can do better than this kind of consumeristic, reactionary [...]
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Lectio Divina, or “Divine Reading,” is one way of integrating contemplative methods with devotional Bible study that I have found particularly helpful along my journey with Jesus. The ancient practice of Lectio Divina most likely originated with with monks of the Benedictine tradition, although it is now an integral part of how many faith-communities and [...] Belief is a funny thing. At least in the biblical sense, it’s more than mere intellectual assent, but rather a trust, confidence, acceptance of something. Sometimes I feel like I have a lot of trouble believing—doubt has been an pretty consistent companion for me on my faith journey over the years, popping up at the worst [...] |
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