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To tweet or not to tweet, that is the question (but not for long!)
One of the many questions from my publisher is whether I am already posting tweets or would be willing to. (Well, if I were already tweeting, they obviously aren’t following, or they would already...
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Twitter Lessons
Several months ago, I was asking, To tweet or not to tweet?, and until last weekend my answer was “maybe” and “not yet.” But now I’ve finally joined the Twitterverse and wanted to share the first week...
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Spiritual Practice (and Technology?)
So now that I’ve given up on “daily devotions” as the only way and the only time to be with God, what’s next? What does it mean to move beyond the same time, same place, 10-minutes-in the...
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Friday 5: How to Make the Most of Twitter Without Getting Lost in an Endless...
A few months ago, a Twitter friend deleted her account in favour of Facebook, then signed on again because she missed the interaction with her Twitter friends. Another friend signed up for Twitter, but...
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Why Writers Should Stop Blogging
Because writers should be writing. And because in many cases, blogging isn’t writing. Instead blogging is often: Curating content Posting pictures Reviewing books Sharing tips Recording notes Testing...
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Writing FAQ: how do you find time to write?
At a church leaders’ retreat last month, we talked about having an “I don’t do” list as a way of making time for sacred pauses in life and ministry. The things we don’t do make it possible to do some...
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Toward Racial Reconciliation: Reflection & Practice
Last week I took part in my first-ever Google Hangout — #MennoNerds on Race, Mutuality, and Anabaptist Community. I was initially nervous because race is such a sensitive topic, and the technology and...
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When loving lilies, people, and God take too much energy ~ The Spacious Heart
Two years ago when I started this blog, I called it “spiritual practice, faith, and life,” then last year switched to “on faith and writing.” I was never entirely satisfied with either wording, and...
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Thirsty for More: Notes from Psalm 63
In the Bible, thirst is often used as a metaphor to describe a longing for God. As Psalm 63:1 says, O God, you are my God, earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you. The trouble is sometimes I...
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