Imaginative Depletion Has your imagination for what God can do and how things can change become so small as to be almost non-existent? You aren't alone, friend.

What happens when we still believe in God and still affirm resurrection, yet find ourselves struggling to imagine how things could actually change in the world around us? I call this imaginative depletion. #FindingFaithAgain #Lent #Resurrection #Hope

findingfaithagain.substack.com/p/imaginativ...

The Clock That Shouldn’t Still Be Ticking An attempt to understand how ordinary people, bit by bit, keep repairing the faith they’ve been given — and pass it on.

“The story of God continues ... because someone in every generation decides that the faith they have received is worth tending to for those who will come after them.”

findingfaithagain.substack.com/p/the-clock-...

#FindingFaithAgain #SlowFaith #AdventHope

How to Be a Christian (Step One: Be Human) Inspired by The Fray's "How to Save a Life" and Jesus's wonderful Beatitudes! I have a hunch that when we get “How to be a Christian” right, we will also get “How to save a life” right as well.

“Where did I go wrong?” The Fray’s song keeps echoing in my head when I think about faith today.

Maybe the first step in following Jesus is this:
Step One — Be Human.

❤️ Read → findingfaithagain.substack.com/p/how-to-be-...

#Faith #Beatitudes #FindingFaithAgain

Be a Chaser of Good! How a little quote from Jane Goodall led me down a trail to this realization: that chasing good is itself evidence that goodness has already found us.

Jane Goodall once said, “I’m chasing good on this planet.”

Maybe faith looks like doing the same — following the trail of mercy that’s already running ahead of us.

🌿 New post: Be a Chaser of Good!

findingfaithagain.substack.com/p/be-a-chase...

#FindingFaithAgain #Hope #Faith #Goodness

The Day An Entire Section of My Bible Was Gone When your Bible is missing pages, you notice. But what about when your faith is missing parts of Jesus? Here’s what I found.

Ever opened your Bible and discovered portions of it gone? I have. (Yes, really.) In this week’s post, I reflect on what a misprint taught me about the parts of Jesus we sometimes forget.

findingfaithagain.substack.com/p/the-day-an...

#Faith #FindingFaithAgain #Jesus #Isaiah9 #Christianity

The Lord Bless You and Keep You When no one else would tell me it would be okay, I told myself — and I tell you.

If the world feels heavy right now, you’re not alone.

I wrote a short piece rooted in an ancient blessing—just a gentle reminder that peace is still possible. 💛

findingfaithagain.substack.com/p/the-lord-b...

#blessing #faith #findingfaithagain

The Silence of a Saturday Between Friday and Sunday we learn that no part of the human experience is outside of God’s reach.

Between death and resurrection, Jesus wasn’t idle.
He was undoing death from the inside. This week I wrote about Holy Saturday — the quiet day most of us skip — and why it might just be where hope begins.

#HolySaturday #FindingFaithAgain #HolyWeek

findingfaithagain.substack.com/p/the-silenc...

The Man with the Really Bad Résumé Jesus likely wouldn’t make the short list for any job, and yet somehow, he’s the one who saved the world.

Imagine Jesus submitting a résumé today.
No titles. No seminary degree. Rejected by religious leaders.
Qualifications? Pierced, crushed, and still choosing love.

findingfaithagain.substack.com/p/the-man-wi...

#FindingFaithAgain #Jesus #Isaiah53 #HolyWeek