Blog The Extraordinary Ordinary Echoing the apostle Paul and others, Maximus the Confessor wrote that “all the ages of time and the beings within…Keith StarkenburgAugust 12, 2020
Blog Being Fully Alive I recently read a tweet which suggested that maybe some of us need to step aside and refrain from commenting…Keith StarkenburgApril 22, 2020
Blog I Came to Be Served: Part Two We don’t put up with human masters and lords anymore. So, is it appropriate to say, in our context, that…Keith StarkenburgApril 14, 2019
Blog I Came to Be Served Jesus saves us by allowing us to offer ourselves, even in extravagant ways, to him. He serves us by being…Keith StarkenburgApril 7, 2019
Blog Playing Catch-Up It will take some time for the elder son to catch up. It will take some time for the elder…Keith StarkenburgMarch 31, 2019
Blog I Don’t Want to Scare You We could see ourselves and others, our places and the places of others, as worthy of being left, forgotten, dismissed…Keith StarkenburgMarch 24, 2019
Blog Difficult Prayer I’m finding that prayer is best done with difficulty and discomfort. I also want to initiate. I want to manufacture…Keith StarkenburgMarch 17, 2019
Blog There’s Fasting, and then There’s Fasting This event is not really about Jesus setting out an example. It is about Jesus doing what none of us…Keith StarkenburgMarch 10, 2019
Blog Where to Find God I grew up in Rapid City, South Dakota, near the edge of the Black Hills. Just behind my home was…Keith StarkenburgAugust 11, 2018
Blog Having the Guts for Memory By Keith Starkenburg Something happened in my intestines this week. The National Memorial for Peace and Justice and The Legacy…Keith StarkenburgApril 12, 2018