No Big Secret.

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Contemplative writer, Karen Nelson shares a big secret with her readers in “No Big Secret.” Shh…it’s a secret.

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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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Haiku.

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

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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 36. Thank You for Being a Friend.

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Today Sammi McCubbins shares her reflections on the importance of friends and what Jesus says about friendship. This is Lent Day 36.

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Lent Day 31. A Load of Water.

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Lent Day 31. Today John Kiemele shares a memory from the beach and what it means to him during Lent. Read on…

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Lent Day 30. A Conversation with My Lord.

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We welcome Selah Companion Cindy Waple to the Here & Now writing team with her poem, “A Conversation with My Lord.” Welcome, Cindy. — D.B. Editor

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Lent Day 28. The Singing of Angels.

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To wrap up this fifth week of Advent, here are Howard Thurman’s thoughts on the singing of angels. It’s an excerpt from Selah Center’s book, “Reflections: A Journey through Lent into Easter.” Get your copy now. This is the 28th day of Lent. –D.B., Editor

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Lent Day 27. Collects-style Prayers.

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For Lent Day 27, Mary Pandiani shares some of the writings from a recent Gig Harbor Gathering Hub called Collects style poetry. Learn more about Gathering Hubs.

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Lent Day 26. Why Do You Weep?

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“Woman, why do you weep? Who are you looking for?” asks Jesus in John 20:11-15. Today Beth Griffith writes an imaginative response from Mary’s POV. This is the 27th day of Lent.

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Lent Day 23. Pneuma.

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Lent Day 23. As we remember Steve McPhail, Chris Ball shares one of his indescribable poems.

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