
Drawing on Karen Kilby’s introduction to Karl Rahner, this Lectio Divina follows the image of divine breadcrumbs — the fleeting glimpses of truth God leaves before us and within us — as a meditation on how God speaks from all directions, calling us deeper into relationship, in spite of ourselves, and without ever stopping.

Drawing on Teresa of Avila and James Finley, this Lectio Divina explores God’s love as radically prior — the ground of all prayer, all longing, and all return. Our prayers are not initiations but responses to a Love that has been calling us home since before we knew we were lost.