In a world that seems increasingly hurried, what would it mean to keep time as a spiritual practice? The Holy Keeping of Time is a reflection on receiving our days as a gift—learning to notice holy interruptions, cherish ordinary moments, make room for both sorrow and celebration, and live with enough attention to recognize what…
Every life is shaped by a covenant—even when we don’t realize we’ve made one.
For many, the word “revival” conjures images of emotional preachers, altar calls, and gospel tents pitched on the edge of town. As a boy from East Trail, I remember the arrival of a revival tent. The giant canvas seemed to promise mystery and possibility. Inside were lively hymns, earnest preaching, and possibilities.
I have come to believe that, like many early British Columbians, I am a prospector, seeking out treasures in moments of wonder.
Some thresholds are chosen, others simply arrive. God can be in both or neither.