Faith, Work, and the Great Resignation
Where do we consider our values?
Blog Posts
The Seeds Project welcomes new fellows for 2023 program
Fellows include a theoretical physicist, CrossFit instructor, dancer, community organizer, and more!
Beyond Fear: Vulnerability and Grace in Our Financial Lives
Being vulnerable about personal finances can bring healing and hope
Who Has Been Invisible to Me?
What I learned about my community from the dollar store
Jesus’ Work Ethic
Faithfulness for the long haul
Why Your Sabbatical Won’t Save You
Self-care will not address the root causes of burnout
Art Connects Us with God
John Knife Sterner’s artistic process binds others into community.
Train Up a Steward: How I was Taught to Manage Money
Teaching kids about money will shape them to be good stewards.
Forgiveness as Dependence
It’s not about being the “bigger person”; we’re all dependent on God’s mercy
Spiritual Practices for Forgiveness
To forgive, we must first name how we have been hurt
Faith and Finances: A Duet – Not a Duel
Faith and finances can be analyzed and understood by using similar tools
Deep Lessons Learned from Star Trek
A life of forgiveness, repentance, and hope is a recurring theme in Star Trek
Hurt People Hurt People
Forgiveness, followed by honesty about our own brokenness, can lead to changed behavior and reconciliation
Stop Trying to Pray: Prayer as Resonance in a Secular Age
In this secular age, it’s hard to view prayer as a point of resonance with God, not as a discipline
Forgiveness and Worship in Rural Communities
There is wisdom—and discomfort—in keeping space together before rushing to reconciliation