What Is the Peace of God? — Murray on the Peace That Passes
What is the peace of God? Andrew Murray on the peace that passes understanding — three passages slowly read, for the Christian woman whose mind will not quiet.
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What Is Biblical Joy? — Edwards on the Joy That Holds
What is biblical joy? Jonathan Edwards on the steady, sober joy that holds through suffering — three passages from Religious Affections, slowly read.
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How to Discern God’s Calling — Ignatian Discernment
How to discern God’s calling — Ignatian discernment, walked slowly through The Spiritual Exercises, for the woman tired of the open-door theory.
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What Does It Mean to Be a Child of God? — MacDonald on Sonship
What does it mean to be a child of God? George MacDonald’s slow answer — three passages on sonship, the Father’s love, and the line that opened C. S. Lewis.
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What Is My Identity in Christ? — Owen on the Indwelling Christ
What is my identity in Christ? John Owen’s slow answer — three passages from Communion with God on the identity built on the Father’s eternal love.
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Who Am I in Christ? — Murray on Abiding Identity
Who am I in Christ? Andrew Murray’s slow answer — three passages from Abide in Christ on the identity that does not shift when your performance does.
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How Does God Love Us? — Spurgeon on the Steadfast Love
How does God love us? Spurgeon’s slow answer from Morning and Evening — a love older than your worst day and steadier than your best.
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The Rest of Hebrews 4 — What Owen Said Sabbath Really Was
What does it mean to enter God’s rest, in the way Hebrews 4 and John Owen actually meant? A contemplative walk through the Sabbath we have not been keeping.
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Self-Love and Gratitude: The Christian Practice That Doesn’t Require Either Word
A Christian practice that does the work of self-love and gratitude — without using either word. Slow, scripture-anchored, written for the woman who wants depth.
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An Anxiety and Faith Journal — How to Hold Both at Once
A slow framework for an anxiety and faith journal — five areas the practice has to hold at once, for the Christian woman tired of choosing between the two.