Ignatius says reverence is part of our purpose in God. But is reverence about how you dress in church or your posture in prayer? Yes and no.

There’s a music minister at my church who loves to say “Yay!” after singing. Something as simple as a proclamation of “yay” not only reminds us that joys can be found in our life, but it reminds us that expression to God can be as simple as one word.

Like dreams in the movie Inception, imaginative prayer can let us make real things hidden in the subsconcious by taking us to a “fantasy” place. Such meditations are not an escape from reality but rather a way to get more in touch with God by processing and revealing stuff about our feelings and experiences.

Being Christian is more than professing doctrines and participating in rituals. It’s a Christ-centred lifestyle about loving one another.

A new audio track to guide you through the imaginative prayer process with a passage of scripture.

How can we find rest in the restlessness? How can we reclaim the true meaning of the Sabbath.

There are two ways of knowing and in prayer it should be more about the heart than the head.

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When we have an encounter with the divine, we must ask: How is this encounter going to affect how I live the rest of my life?

Detail in life is oft overlooked but isn’t it the tiny things that make things whole? Awareness is the key to unlocking the gifts of Ignatian spirituality.