Having a Mutual Relationship with God
Sometimes we fall into a one-sided relationship with God. We ask for, take, obey, and do what we can so God keeps loving us. That’s not a relationship based on genuine love.
Read MoreSometimes we fall into a one-sided relationship with God. We ask for, take, obey, and do what we can so God keeps loving us. That’s not a relationship based on genuine love.
Read Moreby andyotto | Sep 2, 2019 | Spiritual Practices, The Tough Questions | 6
Have you ever received a gift with strings attached? Let’s remove the guilt, conditions, and baggage that often come with gift-giving.
Read Moreby andyotto | Mar 4, 2019 | Awareness, Discernment, Ignatian Basics | 3
Ignatian spirituality can be summed up in the few paragraphs at the beginning of the Exercises: sharing life with God and responding in gratitude to God’s gifts in freedom.
Read Moreby andyotto | Nov 21, 2016 | Awareness, God In All Things | 3
Gratitude comes from the Latin root for grace. This Thanksgiving we ought to be full of gratitude for God’s abundant grace.
Read Moreby guest | May 21, 2015 | Awareness, God In All Things | 0
What do we possess to give away? What do we lack? How easily do we receive? The connectedness of the Kingdom involves a balance of giving and receiving help.
Read Moreby guest | Apr 17, 2015 | Scripture Reflections | 0
The Resurrection reveals God’s will for new life for all people.
Read Moreby andyotto | Feb 24, 2014 | Discernment, Scripture Reflections | 4
God’s love is a currency we’re called to spend. Jesus uses two parables to explain how this “God currency” works.
Read Moreby andyotto | May 27, 2013 | Awareness, God In All Things | 2
God’s presence dwells in everything. God gives life and being and existence to everything, so finding God in all things is just a matter of opening your eyes!
Read Moreby andyotto | May 13, 2013 | God In All Things | 0
What does it meant to be “all things to all people”? God in all things includes you and me as well!
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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.