Memorial Day.

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Cindy Waple shares this poem composed during the Selah Life Flow Retreat in Sedona, Arizona.

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Try Softer.

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Cindy Waple shares this poem composed during the Selah Life Flow Retreat in Sedona, Arizona.

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A Veriditas Prayer.

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Featuring a Verditas Prayer by Hildegard of Bingen.

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The Silence of Awe.

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Today we can ponder a quote by Abraham Joshua Heschel a Polish-born American rabbi and his thoughts on silence.

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So Glad.

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John Kiemele offers this tender poem.

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On the Grind.

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A poem by Christopher Ball.

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Take All My Pieces.

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Inspired by a Kairos Morning on The Lord’s Prayer, Lorina Meade offers this prayer.

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Haiku.

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Selah Companion Wendy Bryant offers a haiku and a painting in this post.

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Lent Day 40. Were You There?

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As we wait for Easter and Christ’s resurrection, hear this spiritual composed by enslaved African-Americans, “Were You There?”

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Lent Day 39. Would I?

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In this last week of Lent, here is a favorite poem of mine by Zoanna Pearson from Selah Center’s book: “Reflections: A Journey through Lent into Easter.” Lent Day 39.

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Lent Day 38. Can’t Sit Still.

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A Selah Companions offers this poem about Jesus’ washing his disciples’ feet at the Last Supper on Maundy Thursday, Lent Day 38.

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