A Quiet Return of Spiritual Hunger

If you’ve sensed that people are hungry for meaning again—yet wary of institutions—this reflection names what many of us are noticing and asks what it might mean for this moment. As someone who has been spiritually engaged since childhood, I have paid attention over the years to how religion has been lived in America. Like […]

Meeting Spiritual Hunger Without Wounding It

This commentary asks how we can meet spiritual hunger with the care it deserves—without pressure, and without harm. Why does the hunger for significance seem to persist across cultures and history? During my formative years, a great deal of literature was devoted to being positive and setting lifetime goals. One book I remember is Man’s […]

WHAT IT HAS FELT LIKE TO LIVE THROUGH A SHIFT IN HOW WE SEE LIFE

This reflection is part of the ongoing Living in the In-Between series and offers a personal account of what it has felt like to live through a gradual shift in how truth, authority, and meaning are understood. I was born into a world where certain things were simply assumed. Not argued. Not defended. Just assumed. […]