We sometimes try to conform God to our decisions, rather than the other way around. In his Spiritual Exercises, Ignatius explains how we often make a means an end in itself. We need both internal and external freedom.
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Ignatius uses two images for our relationship with God: a friendship and a master-servant relationship. Both of these however are really about a deep intimacy and companionship.
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It’s much broader and deeper than you think.
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Consolation and desolation are key to discerning God’s movement in your life, but these terms are easily misunderstood.
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Have you ever received a gift with strings attached? Let’s remove the guilt, conditions, and baggage that often come with gift-giving.
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Ignatius was not the only Jesuit who wrote spiritual exercises.
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Ignatius says our purpose is to praise, reverence, and serve God. But this sounds like a rather selfish God.
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This is an Ignatian retreat, based on the Spiritual Exercises, that can be made in just a few days – even online.
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Dream what God has in store for you. The Exercises call us to engage our imagination as we step into a deeper relationship with God.
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Why do we treat important decisions like products, as if we’re “buying” an “add-on” for our life? True Christian discernment ought to be about “selling” and casting off false masks.
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Being a Disciple is the first stage in the Christian life, but Christ is calling us to a deeper role: being an Apostle, one who is sent.
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Christ is calling you to change the world, and you have a specific role. How would you respond?
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This guide will offer you a process and framework for discerning a particular decision using the approaches and prayer methods in the Ignatian tradition.
