Openings

We treasure wisdom. Wisdom is not the amassing of knowledge and the ability to recall it at appropriate moment. Wisdom is not the underst...

There are those who talk of a crisis in masculinity. When those terms are used, it seems that it is usually to refer to an erosion of wha...

I have fears, when I write things like this. When I write down what I am led to write, or when I sit down to write deliberately, certain ...

You may be aware that I recently posted some written ministry concerning outreach, asking why we are so quiet . I didn't mean in wors...

Thanks to everyone's feedback, largely on Facebook, I've come to a decision about how I'll be sharing the very short ministry...

Ethics and morality are odd things. Sometimes it's clear that an ethical belief is something we hold to be universal – that there can...

Good things in small packages? What originally drove me to start this blog was my written ministry . This came to me, as I have previou...

The moral value of a course is determined by both motives and outcomes, and that value is attached to us by our decisions – whether that ...

There is, in each of us, a part of the Divine. Through this, each of us can know first-hand the guidance of God, whatever you might cal...

It is inescapably true that we see, as the quote goes, “through a glass, darkly” (1 Corinthians 13:12) or, in more modern translations, “...

One of the little details of Quaker practice that is not completely unheard of outside of Quaker circles – though that does not mean it i...