When he sinned, he confessed it to God with these words: "I can do nothing better without You. Please keep me from falling and correct the mistakes I make." After that, he did not feel guilty about the sin. Brother... Continue Reading →
George Eliot's scathing critique of an Evangelical preacher of her time bears lessons for Evangelicals of all times.
Thomas à Kempis outlines some dangers of substitute learning for genuine devotion.
Kathleen Norris explains Evagrius Ponticus's definition of the worst temptation of a monk - and the modern Western Christian
Francis de Sales teaches when and how to protect your reputation.
If you never heal from what hurt you, you'll bleed on people who didn't cut you. - Wanjiku Kamuyu
The Magpie 