Showing posts with label daily. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daily. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Prayer from Sunday Night


Our focus on Sunday Night was on Celtic Spirituality and specifically the Celtic Prayer of Protection, known as Lorica Prayer. There are many of them. Find the one from our prayer time under the daily.

Monday, September 22, 2008

Series Image | Rublev's Icon

As Scott mentioned on Sunday night, under the daily, there is a full explanation about the icon we are using are part of our set up for our series on Spiritual habits. Check it all out here.

And you can find the Divine Offices Calendar here.

Monday, June 9, 2008

The Daily

If you haven't been around the TILT website much, or even if you have, you may not have explored it in all of its profundity and depth (a small joke). One such area is 'the daily'. What is the daily?

Well...If you want to bike like Lance Armstrong, or score like Sydney Crosby, or paint like Vincent Van Gogh, or write like Margaret Atwood, you’d probably do a lot of training, and practice over and over, right? Yet, most of us who want to live like Jesus Christ of Nazareth do none of the things he practiced in his life, or any of the things any great leaders of “the Way” have practiced over the last 2000 years. In his letter to Timothy, Paul writes, “train yourself to be godly”. Enter “The Daily”. Continue reading here.

If you come to our times of gathering, you'll know that we spend a part of each evening together in silent meditation, often using ancient Christian practices. Our hope is that these will become of a part of your daily life, just like eating cereal for breakfast (or whatever else you might eat). So, check out the daily and let us know if you find yourself aware of God's presence in new and exciting (or old and normal) ways.

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Monday, February 19, 2007

Oh Hungry? | Lent season

Are you fasting in any sense for the Lenten season? Not really sure what it's all about? It is just giving up chocolate to lose a couple of pounds? Or a lot more? Read about Lent in the Daily.

Spring Garden will have a labyrinth set-up for much of the Lent season. Check the calendar or above link to the Daily for times.