A Word
As one who battles persistent doubt, salitter offers me reprieve, a spirit-laden word infusing needed life into my faith in God, who like Boehme...Read More
Arts & Essays: Spirituality & Faith
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Written By: Greg ProutOctober 25, 2019
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Written By: Barry CaseyOctober 22, 2019Call No One Master
If you knock around the Gospels for awhile, you begin to notice a pattern in the sayings of Jesus. He reverses ideas, turns them upside down, bends...
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Written By: Barry CaseyOctober 15, 2019Jesus Was a Sailor
To speak is to call something into existence, to make present what was hidden. We have the power to breathe the breath of life into a curse or a quip...
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Written By: Dennis HollingseadOctober 11, 2019Half-Empty — Half-Full
We are all familiar with the illustration of a partial glass of water and the question, “Is the glass half empty or half full?" The answer depends...
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Written By: Barry CaseyOctober 08, 2019Look No Further
It is sometimes said that there are two kinds of Christians: the ones who live for the Crucifixion and the ones who live from the Resurrection.
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Written By: Barry CaseyOctober 01, 2019Stranger Mysteries
Everyone is a stranger in more places than they can call “home.” We are all “the stranger” within someone else’s gates.
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Written By: Barry CaseySeptember 24, 2019A Wedding Homily
Author’s Note: I gave the following homily at the wedding of two young friends on September 21, 2019. It is shared in the hopes that its themes will...
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Written By: Helen PearsonSeptember 20, 2019Kinship Wisdom
As I sat with the group at Kinship Europe meeting last weekend, they agreed that, before they parted, they would offer each other some of the skills...
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Written By: Barry CaseySeptember 17, 2019The Suffering that Becomes Us
He understands us, he knows us, he sees our paths, errant and erratic as they may be, and he loves us still.
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Written By: Barry CaseySeptember 10, 2019Good People Made Evil
We Christians are too easily satisfied with our cultural assumptions.
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