Exploring the Examen Step-by-Step: Ask God for Light
By Loretta Pehanich Editor’s note: Today we begin a series exploring each of the steps of the Examen. We’re using the Examen version from Jim Manney’s book, A Simple, Life-Changing...
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By Loretta Pehanich Editor’s note: Today we begin a series exploring each of the steps of the Examen. We’re using the Examen version from Jim Manney’s book, A Simple, Life-Changing...
By Eric Clayton Editor’s note: We continue our series exploring each of the steps of the Examen. We’re using the Examen version from Jim Manney’s book, A Simple, Life-Changing Pray...
By Joe Paprocki Editor’s note: This week we bring to you a three-part mini-retreat devoted to reflecting on our individual and communal prayer. The retreat was written by Joe Papro...
By Joe Paprocki Editor’s note: This week we bring to you a three-part mini-retreat devoted to reflecting on our individual and communal prayer. The retreat was written by Joe Papro...
By Vinita Hampton Wright Those of us in the Western world have forgotten a lot of what we once understood about visual pathways. Before written language became the focal point of c...
By Joe Paprocki Editor’s note: This week we bring to you a three-part mini-retreat devoted to reflecting on our individual and communal prayer. The retreat was written by Joe Papro...
By dotMagis Editor Editor’s note: We asked readers for their stories of finding God in the unexpected. Today we feature a story by Michelle Mehring. I slowly walk to the back pew o...
By Gretchen Crowder “How many sign-ups do we have?” I asked excitedly at the start of the meeting. “One,” he replied. “Just one so far.” We were meeting to plan the next offering o...
It is worth asking whether contemporary evangelicals have neglected or even forgotten the once-esteemed practice of meditation altogether.
Soul Seeing: One self-described "people pleaser" reflects on the prayer experience that changed her.
By dotMagis Editor Andy Otto recognizes the body’s role in prayer and discernment. In his article, “The Body Knows: Ignatian Discernment and Felt Sense,” Otto writes: Ignatius didn...
By Shemaiah Gonzalez In my family, we call it spinning. It’s when you get going on a project or obsessed with a problem, and you consult many sources, look at many possible solutio...
By Shemaiah Gonzalez Each morning at 7 a.m., I sit in the dry sauna at my gym after my workout and pray. It might seem an unlikely place for prayer, but it has become one of my fav...
The Same Creak Twice You wake at the hour you always wake, and the first sound in the room is your own body. Not pain exactly. A creak. The hinge-noise of a machine left out in the...
Mike Leach shares a practical but transformative tip for people who struggle to pray.
Fear, responsibilities, and endless opportunities can create so much internal noise that discerning God’s direction feels impossible. Through a personal story of costly mistakes an...
Cultivate an Awareness of the Often-Missed Nuances of the Holy Spirit’s Work in Your Life The post The Way of the Spirit: Recognizing and Responding to God’s Subtle Movements by Je...
By Shemaiah Gonzalez Somedays I do not want to get out of bed. The fire station on the corner let their sirens blare 15 minutes before my alarm. I think of the to-do list for the d...
Great learning moves through three essential stages: context, interpretation, and application. What? So what? Now what? This simple sequence turns raw information into tran...
You’ve seen the moment before: a student lingers after the youth group, the room is louder than usual, or something’s on their mind. You can feel it, but what do you do with it, an...
A confrere once asked me to guess what he was thinking. When I replied that I had no idea what was on his mind, he smiled and replied, “Thoughts.” I knew then that I had fallen for...
The pilgrimage had not even started for me physically, but the healing had already begun. Why I took on the Saunter of Spirit endeavor in the first place began to be uncovered as I...
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