Guest blogger and Harborista Matt Stine reflects on their time at the first annual Harbor retreat.

A crucial step on most spiritual journeys, especially here at Harbor, is to reimagine new version of our old beliefs and practices.

Many of us have experienced what is called spiritual or religious trauma. What can we do about it?

Family is an emotional system built on generations of tradition. When we take a step away by, say, coming out of the closet or changing our relationship with Christianity or both, chaos and anxiety can ensue.

Why is it so necessary that something as mystical and profound as the resurrection of the dead be dependent on Jesus’ resurrected body being a matter of historical fact?

The fear of death and dying might be lurking in unexpected places. What tools does our faith provide to face these fears?