Change in the Church will Come from the Margins: Kaya Oakes
Writer and teacher Kaya Oakes insights by women who teach us that even in midlife we can defy confinement and find ways to remain creative.
Writer and teacher Kaya Oakes insights by women who teach us that even in midlife we can defy confinement and find ways to remain creative.
David shows a sophisticated understanding that his salvation was a direct result of obedience and faithfulness.
Heidi Haverkamp, Episcopal priest, reads and prays with texts about struggle with ourselves and God.
Even when we are faithful, challenges in our lives can be the “rocks and thorns” that make it difficult to bear fruit for God.
Human love can mimic Christ’s love: a fidelity that unites all, is unbreakable, and gives us the confidence to overcome any difficulty.
Guest Jessica Mesman reads Graham Greene and discusses how she experiences God through her writing
If we ask of God, even in grief we will receive and experience profound joy
Guest Eddie Cotter, Jr. discusses how music as a form of prayer can “reach places in the soul” that spoken words cannot
The Book of Judith tells how the Jewish people were delivered “by the hand of a female.” Before she confront her enemy, Judith turns to God, the source of her strength, in prayer and lament.
Guest Derya Little shares how witnessing the joy of Christians was the primary impetus for her conversion from Islam to Catholicism