Cultivating Peace
In this episode, we begin a series on cultivating the garden of our hearts and reflect on what it means to cultivate peace–as a...
When Healing Doesn’t Come
Part of being human is experiencing brokenness. We live in a fallen world, as we experience the impact of original sin personal...
The Internal Critic
Brett’s low this week leads to an extended conversation about the internal critic, a diminishing voice that tends to show up wh...
Discerning the Internal Critic with Bishop Scott McCaig
In this episode of the Way of the Heart, we host special guest Bishop Scott McCaig, CC. We dialogue about discerning the intern...
How Anxiety Thwarts Gratitude and Joy, and Our Interior Well-being
Be still and know that I am God. -Psalm 46:10How much time do you spend in your mind, lost in world of racing thoughts concer...
What to Do with My Loneliness
Loneliness is real and loneliness is really difficult. How do I handle feeling alone and what does my loneliness mean? Fr. Mik...
A “rule of life” isn’t just for monks
Historically, the word “rule” (regula) didn’t mean a set of laws to obey, but rather a guide for growing toward the good — like...
What Works: How Sweet to Do Nothing
“Dolce far niente.”“What does that mean?”“Oh, it’s a saying we have in Italy: How sweet to do nothing.”“Well, you’re in America...
I Am Not Alone: Finding Comfort in Jesus’ Agony in the Garden
When I read the Gospels filled with stories of Jesus, it can feel at times like I’m reading a superhero comic complete with sup...
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