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Right-Sized and Beloved: John Chrysostom on the Humility of a Child (Lectio Divina)
What if the fastest way back to God is not through more discipline, but through becoming small again? St. John Chrysostom names the strange power of a child’s simplicity — no envy, no vanity, no longing for status — and this reflection sits with what it costs to return to a heart that trusts…
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Lectio Divina: Trained In Peace
Drawing on the wisdom of Clement of Alexandria, this reflection invites the reader into a contemplative vision of Christian discipleship formed not by violence or domination, but by peace, simplicity, and love. This Lectio Divina calls believers to trust in the transforming power of gentleness, to lay aside the weapons of fear and control,…