Books of a Spiritual Nature.

I shamelessly love Sarah. She writes honestly and invites you into her story and this is no exception. She reignites hope by speaking the truth of her experience.

This is the only resource because it has all the good things. I was four pages in and weeping. Buy it. Read it every day. Take it everywhere with you. It is a treasure.

This will forever and always be one of my favorite books ever. I’ve read it many times and am no closer to understanding it than I was the first time. The words are simple and beautiful yet so wildly complex they take a hold of you and don’t let go.

A brilliant writing of deconstruction, reconstruction and sifting.

A wholesome guide with small prayers accompanied by art to invoke different forms of prayer and appreciation.

Rohr dives into the mystic life and what a different element of the Spiritual Life might look like. I highly recommend this and anything else Rohr writes. He’s the wild spiritual father you’ve been looking for.

Rob walks back through his life and weaves the thread that everything is intertwined and it all matters. Do yourself a favor and have a looksie.

A dive into the feminine Divine. Sweet and rich. Needed and necessary.

Nan has rewritten all of the Psalms in a consumable yet honoring way that allow space for beauty and appreciation of the Beloved in your prayer life.

This prayer has been a gift to me in multiple seasons. I’m hopeful that it will be for you too.

Henri walks through the eucharistic life through the story of the road to Emmaus.

This blessing is deep and rich. Dwell in for a while if it’s calling to you.

This book has been invading my brain space for the past couple of weeks even though I read it years ago. We are all familiar with the wilderness (whether we know it by that name or not), Chuck helps to reframe it for us and walk us gently deeper into our interior spiritual life through an all too familiar story. READ IT.

This is an experience. Seriously. Alexander pulls us deeper into our humanity by shedding light on the gospels and leading us on a path to deeper, interior work that hurts so good. Well worth the read.

This is Henri’s daily guide to help you walk through the Lenten season.

Phyllis walks you through the hours of the Lenten and Easter season by offering beautiful liturgy.

Readings from multiple authors for the season.

Inspiration for this months mail out

Henri takes an in depth look at Mary and her relationship with Jesus that will definitely fall more in love with our Mother Mary.

A deeply needed reminder that Jesus is woven into all we do and that has been done.

Through story, image and invitation Cageless Birds helps to wiggle loose things that are bound tightly within us.

Jonathan David & Melissa share a message from Graham Cooke about The Power of Instead. This whole podcast is good but Graham speaks of freedom and living in the power of the gifts we’ve been given.

Part 2 of the podcast

I have the biggest spiritual crush on Anne. She speaks truth that we’re scared to let out of our heads and pushes us into making the uncomfortable feel like home. Read everything she’s ever written (with an open mind… she’s a lot left leaning but her words are gold.)

Liturgies for the ordinary and the extraordinary.

Henri walks through what is the essence of it all. You are the beloved.

Judith doesn't hold back.  She gently leads you into awareness of the masks that are hidden behind and how to unravel those to walk in the fullness of who you are. 

With Jesus as our supreme example, Brennan helps us navigate our humanity and look our darkness in the face.  I would also recommend Ragamuffin Gospel by Brennan as well!

Henri has collected writings he turned to in a dark season to speak truth and light into his being.  These are short one page encouragements that seek the depths of the soul.