New York Times best-selling author Brian D. McLaren, makes the bold proposition in his latest book Faith After Doubt, that only doubt can save the world. And your faith.

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 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.

Author Dr. Ruth Haley Barton explores the spiritual disciplines of solitude and silence as ways to meet God deeply and fully outside the demands and noise of daily life.

New York Times Best-Selling author Father James Martin talks about the challenges around learning to pray, how prayer can transform us, and invites us to connect with a God we don’t understand.

Becoming the Beloved: An intimate recording of Henri Nouwen, where he shares with his friends about how to become the beloved.

An intimate personal audio recording from Henri Nouwen to his dear friends as he articulates what it means to be beloved.

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

Dr. Ray Aldred, a status Cree Indian and Director of the Indigenous Studies, shares how Nouwen's words have helped him and other indigenous people in their quest for healing -  shifting from an identity of shame to a heritage of dignity.

In Part Three of Henri Nouwen at the Crystal Cathedral in 1992, Henri teaches us about the three disciplines which can help us open a space within to hear God speaking to us.

Sister Sue Mosteller gives insight into the life of her good friend Henri Nouwen and the wonderful book he wrote about Adam.

Honest, witty, controversial and profound - New York Times Best-Selling author Father James Martin joins host Karen Pascal in this engaging episode.

What Henri Nouwen can offer us in the midst of this pandemic? Author and Nouwen Archivist - Gabrielle Earnshaw shares the answers she has found in The Return of the Prodigal Son.

A timely and engaging interview with John Dear - a peace activist jailed more than 80 times, Nobel Peace Prize nominee, author, and good friend of Henri Nouwen's.

In this powerful message Henri Nouwen gave in 1985 at Harvard, about how to practice the presence of God empowered by the Holy Spirit, Henri affirms that God is with us in the midst of our pain and our fears.

From a spiritual retreat led by Sister Sue Mosteller and Joe Egan, it features two talks inspired by Nouwen’s meditations on the depth of God's compassion to welcome us home.

Sister Sue Mosteller gives a meditation inspired by Henri Nouwen’s "Return of the Prodigal Son" on the depth of God’s compassion to welcome us home.

In this episode, Scottish playwright Murray Watts talks about the development of a play based on the life of Henri Nouwen.

Gabrielle Earnshaw talks about editing Henri's latest publication "Following Jesus: Finding Our Way Home in an Age of Anxiety," and shares how Nouwen makes a compelling case for why Christianity is still relevant, beautiful, intelligent, and necessary in the modern world.

In this two part Now & Then podcast, we feature Sean Mulrooney's morning and afternoon session at the one day Lenten retreat "Alone in the Desert."  Themes Include: Loneliness & Brokenness