Grace in Practice
Never Having to Apologize
A place to be free and safe. A place where children and parents could confidently participate without judgmental eye rolls.
The Squiggly Line of a Successful Life
Our Q&A with psychologist and parenting expert Madeline Levine
In Praise of Old Church Ladies
The Backbone of the Body of Christ
More Than a Best Friend
Your dog loves the person they know you truly to be.
Grace for Toddler Tantrums
“Let The Feelings Be,” Parenting Wisdom from Janet Lansbury
The Truth About Change
Dane Ortlund’s “Deeper” and the Means of Christian Growth
A Christmas Carol and Grace in Practice
Scrooge did it all, and infinitely more
Christ and the Unthinkable
Mass culminates as every Mass does—with remembrance and communion.
When the Shape of the Kingdom Is a Cube
Friendship is Christ-like when it involves loving and losing at the same time.
A Vision for the Broken Hearted
Grief Can Be Unpredictable. But So Is Healing.
Hide and Seek
An Invitation From Scotty Smith and Russ Masterson’s book Searching For Grace
Loving Thy (Difficult) Neighbor
Love from a Distance Is Easy and Neighbors are Anything but Distant.