All Sorts

The Season of Creation challenges us to re-orient our relationship with creation.

using the metaphors of cave and garden for reading the Bible with openness, reverence and transformation.

Mary Oliver's poem invites readers to ponder what it means to engage in prayer and ways to transform prayer from a strictly ritualistic practice into an active engagement with life

this poem provides both a spiritual challenge and a theological inquiry into the purpose of human life

A Christian Embrace of Matariki and Puanga: a time of deepening our faith, celebrating our shared humanity, and living with renewed purpose in Christ.

the theology of hope advocates active participation in the world, as agents and catalysts of change

how a period of self-examination during Lent could lead to a commitment to habitually practice kind and compassionate active expressions of love, that would activate the experience of a collective salvation here and now.

thinking about how the seasons can be a window into spiritual truth...

Discussion about whether the Digital Enlightenment stands as the most important religious development for the modern world.

A call this lent to embrace life itself. Let the memory of your incomplete humanity awaken you to the wonders, joys, sorrows, pain and wonders of life.