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.

You know him from his many years of outstanding work on stage, on screen, and on television. But on this episode of Henri Nouwen, Now & Then, you will meet Martin Sheen, man of faith, and an unwavering advocate for peace, justice, and non-violence.

The first episode of the new spring 2022 lineup of Henri Nouwen: Now & Then podcasts – Henri Nouwen himself! In 1995, the year before his death, Henri gave a memorable talk on forgiveness. Full of honesty, vulnerability and charm, this is Henri at his best!

Dr. Carolyn Whitney-Brown, Henri’s friend and co-author of "Flying, Falling, Catching: An Unlikely Story of Finding Freedom," shares about Henri and the making of Henri Nouwen's latest book.

Christina Crook - a pioneer and leading voice in the field of digital well-being, joins us to talk about how to navigate and live joyfully in this digital age.

Twenty-eight years ago, Brian Stiller interviewed Henri Nouwen for a television program. Brian, now Global Ambassador for the World Evangelical Alliance, talks about how Henri’s insights still apply to the Church today.

Kerry A. Robinson, executive partner for the Catholic Leadership Roundtable, shares Pope Francis’ challenge to work for peace and justice worldwide, and invites us to a radical disposition of other-centeredness.

Adam Russell Taylor, President of Sojourners and author of "A More Perfect Union," offers a transformational and unifying vision for America in this deeply challenging, honest, and hope-filled episode of Now & Then.

Best-selling author and theologian Sister Joan Chittister reflects on the importance of nurturing a “monastic heart" and offers valuable insight and encouragement for these unprecedented and challenging times.

What are the Spiritual Disciplines you need in order to make space for God in your life? Henri Nouwen has the answer in this special New Year 2022 episode of Henri Nouwen, Now & Then.

In this episode of Now & Then, we have a special Christmas present for you - a recording of Henri Nouwen himself. Recorded in 1995, Henri's message on inclusivity is as meaningful and timely as ever.

This episode features a lecture from Henri Nouwen recorded in 1985. It's a particularly meaningful message for anyone who wrestles with fears and insecurities as Henri encourages us to move from the House of Fear to the House of Love. 

The original Nun-on-the-bus, author, and activist - Sister Simone Campbell is a clear, compelling voice for hope and change.

Part Three - Brian Stiller, Global Ambassador for the World Evangelical Alliance, shares the last of three never-before-aired 'uncut' interviews with Henri Nouwen from 1995.

Part Two - Brian Stiller, Global Ambassador for the World Evangelical Alliance, shares the last of three never-before-aired 'uncut' interviews with Henri Nouwen from 1995.

Part One - Brian Stiller, Global Ambassador for the World Evangelical Alliance, shares the last of three never-before-aired 'uncut' interviews with Henri Nouwen from 1995.

Anne Snyder, Editor-in-Chief of Comment Magazine, talks about her book "The Fabric of Character "- a timely topic given that the conditions under which character is forged are in serious trouble.

Long-time friend of Henri's and author - Nathan Ball discusses the 'ministry' of fundraising that Henri Nouwen wrote about in his classic book "A Spirituality of Fundraising."

General Secretary of the United Church, Rev. Michael Blair asks the question - "Where is the church on racism?" He shares intimately how the words of Nouwen have been a rich resource shaping the call on his life.

Well-known Christian author and activist Shane Claiborne calls us to let love and justice be the signature of our lives in these challenging times.