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Each of us bears the imprint of three hundred thousand years of human history. Our ancestral lineages carry gifts and wounds with roots that run deep into the human story. Our flesh and blood, spirit and stories are woven of the grief, resilience, and beauty of that collective inheritance. It’s up to us what we’ll
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I was reading through some of my older sermons in preparation for this week’s celebration of All Saints’ Day at the congregation I serve, and I was reminded of this gem—possibly one of the best sermons God has ever shoved through the matrix of my heart-mind-voice. In it I trace the outline of my theology
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For a long time now, a principal spiritual practice of mine has been the work of the Daily Office, a cycle of readings and prayers based on the time-sanctifying rhythms of monastic life in the Benedictine tradition. Most spiritual traditions of the world have some way of weaving together prayer and time, and the Christian
The Rev. Nate Craddock 