Sublime

People aren’t looking for local churches online or on social media anymore—they’re searching for answers.

After I ate my fill, the opportunity for me to be generous appeared. Excess food was usually given to the monastery kitchen to be incorporated into regular meals for the larger temple community — but I figured that our temple was very well supported: it had grants from the government, not to mention offerings from generous lay supporters. So I chos

When Christ returns, do you want to be held accountable for an abundant ministry or an abundant endowment?

What we face may be complicated, but what we do about it is simple. “Do the right thing,” Laura White told her son. “Do unto others,” a teacher told his disciples, “as you would have them do unto you.”

What if believers didn’t have to choose between churches that emphasized “seeker sensitive” or “supernaturally empowered”?

Zen priest in both the Soto and Rinzai schools of Zen Buddhism. He has distilled what he’s learned over the course of decades of study into a series of teachings that he calls Big Mind and has been a game changer for thousands of people.

Do they walk in humility? Are they willing to serve others? Do they have to be in the limelight? Do they have to be in control?