How to Change the Way We Are Seeing Things

Some words have a way of stopping us long enough to notice what we almost missed — the holy tucked into ordinary moments, the way grace keeps meeting us in the middle of real life. Tyler Staton writes with that kind of honesty and clarity, helping us name what so many of us feel: how easy it is to encounter wonder in prayer, and how hard it can be to carry that wonder into the next ordinary interruption. His new book After Amen is an invitation to discover what prayer looks like not only in sacred moments, but in the living after them — when the candle is missing, the day is already demanding something of us, and God is still right there. I’m so glad to welcome Tyler to the farm’s table today. It was a pleasure to sit down with Tyler in the belltower of our 1896 old stone church. Don’t miss our video conversation below… Guest Post by Tyler Staton One Monday morning in early spring, I was jogging on one of my usual routes along the Willamette River that slices through the heart of downtown Portland. The gray and steady rains that serve as the trademark of […]