A morning in the back yard with Squirt the cat reveals the community of nature.
A recounting of lately stumbled-upon wisdom regarding grace, redemption and forgiveness.
On a simple discipline for learning to be still.
At opposite ends of the Lenten journey are two paradoxical reminders.
A talk and slide show from the author's recent photography exhibit.
Why we need sustainable building solutions now.
What folk tales and the biblical narrative have to offer about the process of growing up.
The nature poetry of Liberty Hyde Bailey and the igniting of an urban imagination.
Why not? After all, trees aren't just for kids.
Or "how I learned to stop worrying and love abundance."
Chronicling one week of creating something out of something by hand.
Concerning another kind of birth story: creation.
How what we believe shapes what we make and what we make shapes what we believe.
On vocation and waking up with a sense of purpose.
Resources for individuals and congregations to respond on June 20, 2010, the two-month anniversary of the BP Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
On a time away that was abundantly productive -- in many senses of the word.
Announcing a 2011 commitment to create a poem an issue.
A reflection on the direction of the world, with reference to poets.
A journey through the centuries to learn from that timeless teacher: the puddle.
A personal history of learning to appreciate art.
Discovering the other pleasures of popular art.
How (and why) to raise three-year-olds who love kohlrabi in season.
Tracing a life full of learning experiences.
Exploring the theme of grief in Terrence Malick’s film The Tree of Life.
Pining for fall in the American South.
A short meditation on the brilliance of death.
Would you rather be blind or deaf? One response to a classic question.
Naming the evidence, large and small.
A song for the soundtrack of good times and bad.
Remembering a day full of grace after a busy week.