One of the things that I’m discovering about spiritual disciplines is that I often take that which is relational in its very nature and turn it into something mechanical.
The Oratory of the Heart: How Benedictine Spirituality had Shaped My Walk with Christ (3 – The Vows)
June 13, 2012 By Leave a Comment
I am excited to have another post here by David Ozab. He is a writer and recently converted to Roman Catholicism. While I do not share his denominational convictions, certainly it is beneficial to hear from others outside of our own sphere of experience. The body of Christ is multifaceted! I am pleased to have [...]
The Oratory of the Heart: How Benedictine Spirituality has Guided my Walk with Christ (Lectio Divina)
April 11, 2012 By 1 Comment
I am excited to have a post here by David Ozab. He is a writer and recently converted to Roman Catholicism. While I do not share his denominational convictions, certainly it is beneficial to hear from others outside of our own sphere of experience. The body of Christ is multifaceted! I am pleased to have [...]
What Does “Being” Look Like For You?
July 28, 2011 By 1 Comment
This week I shared an article with you describing the journey that I’m on with God (“I’m Done With Living Like a Christian“). I desire to know Jesus in a fresh way, one that is not defined merely by theological theoreticals or “doing,” but rather “being.” “Being” meaning to discover who I am in relation [...]
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