Where Faith and Life Meet
I explore the intersections of faith and life,—those places along the journey where we experience the push and pull of the meaning we yearn for, the demands we face, and the opportunities we have. I believe that it’s possible for us to live wisely, joyfully, and effectively as we navigate the contrast between our world as it is and as it could be and the creative tension between who we are and who we’re becoming.
I trust that Love is the source, center, and goal of life: we’re here to learn that we—all of us—are beloved children of God. Genuine justice, tender mercy, and authentic peace flow from embodying and enacting that awareness.
In my writing and speaking, I offer what I’m learning on my own journey, and, in my work as a companion-guide, I walk alongside people and groups as they continue to learn from theirs.
– Guy Sayles
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The Wisdom and Mercy of Limits
Val Vesa, Unsplash In Still Life, the first of her Inspector Armand Gamache mysteries, Louise Penny has him say: “There are four things that lead to wisdom. . . . They are four sentences we learn to say and mean . . . . I don’t know. I need help. I’m sorry. I was...
We Don’t All Follow the Same Jesus
Chagall, White Crucifixion Over the last several years, I’ve watched churches (and families) become bitterly divided by politics. I’ve offered support to clergy who have felt battered by congregants who insisted that their pastors support openly a MAGA agenda or else...
A Morning Walk, an Unsettled World, and a Proimise
This morning, the sky over Asheville was clear and blue, with a few bright white cottony clouds. The air was cool; there was a mostly gentle, sometimes brisk, breeze. Walking in downtown was a pleasure. I resisted, as I’m trying to do lately, immediately poking...