In this episode we reminisce about the 90’s TV art historian sensation Sister Wendy Beckett with author, editor, and dear friend Robert Ellsberg. Robert shares intimately about their rich email exchange filled with wisdom, wit and deep spiritual insight.

If you’re a professional or at-home caregiver, you likely value Susan Martins Miller’s wonderful Henri Nouwen-inspired devotional Hope for Caregivers. Miller joins us to talk about the wisdom, grace, and encouragement that Nouwen offers caregivers.

Marjorie J. Thompson, author of Courage for Caregivers, joins us to share Nouwen’s unique insights on caregiving and how they radically alter the relationship between both the giver and the receiver of care.

No one is better at offering us healthy Christian Spirituality than best-selling author Fr. Ron Rolheiser.  He joins us for a lively conversation about what it is to wrestle with our deep longings and desires when it comes to sexuality, spirituality and living faith.

In this episode of Now & Then, New York Times best-selling author Brian D. McLaren grapples with the issues that have prompted the doubters, the disappointed, and the disillusioned to ask Do I Stay Christian?

How does Indigenous Christian spirituality fit with Western Christianity? In this episode CEO and Director of Indigenous Pathways, Dr. Terry LeBlanc, talks about the challenge to decolonize theology in order to live in right relationships with each other and our Creator.

Luci Shaw, acclaimed poet and the author of more than 40 books, joins Karen Pascal for a vibrant discussion of faith and creativity. At 93, Luci shares about her lifetime of work and inspiration from nature, Henri Nouwen, and the Divine.

New York Times best-selling author Barbara Brown Taylor becomes our guide to help us see the holy in everything, even in the darkness.

Considered one of the best Christian guides writing today, best-selling author Joyce Rupp fearlessly addresses the reality of life’s losses and sorrows.

Father Ron Rolheiser - well-known spiritual thinker, award-winning author, and speaker, offers a deep challenge to us all: to give our death away.

In Part One of Henri Nouwen at the Crystal Cathedral in 1992, Henri addresses the central questions – Who am I? Am I - what I have, what I do, or, what others say about me?

Best-selling author and activist - Parker J. Palmer, shares stories about his friendship with Henri and insights from his new book "On the Brink of Everything."