What Andrew Murray Meant by Abide in Christ
Andrew Murray’s Abide in Christ holds the question underneath the low-grade distance — what abiding actually is, and why it is the baseline, not the goal.
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Andrew Murray on Obedience as the Test of Love
What is Christian obedience? Andrew Murray’s slow reading in The School of Obedience — love is measured by what you actually do, not what you feel.
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What Andrew Murray Taught About the Christian’s Lost Strength
How to find strength in God — Andrew Murray’s slow answer in Absolute Surrender. Strength is not produced by trying harder. It is received by abiding.
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What Is the Examen Prayer? — Ignatius’s Five-Step Daily Practice
What is the Examen prayer? Ignatius’s five-step nightly practice, walked slowly — the daily review the Jesuits have kept for nearly five hundred years.
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What Does Absolute Surrender Mean? — Andrew Murray’s Plain Reading
What is absolute surrender to God? Andrew Murray’s plain reading of the four words that have been used to guilt women — and what they actually mean on a Tuesday.
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How to Pray the Lord’s Prayer Slowly — Chrysostom Line by Line
How to pray the Lord’s Prayer slowly — a contemplative read through John Chrysostom on the line-by-line work the prayer does when you stop hurrying.
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How to Pray When God Feels Far — Augustine’s Confessions Pattern
How to pray when God feels far — a slow contemplative read through Augustine’s Confessions on the prayer for the night God seemed to have moved out.
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A Bible Scripture for the Day (10 Verses That Hold Different Kinds of Days)
A Bible scripture for the day — ten verses for ten different kinds of days, from the hard day to the small-joy day, each with a slow reflection beside it.
