Born of Spirit

There is a moment presented to us in our spiritual quest when something is born anew—a quiet but undeniable realization that we were made for more than what we have seen, touched, or been told. It is not a striving toward perfection, nor a return to religious effort. It is the beginning of restoration—the inward perception that we are not merely flesh and mind, but spirit; not merely passing through time, but partaking in eternity. Born of the Spirit was written from that place. Not as a theological treatise or a spiritual checklist, but as a sacred invitation to become Father’s house—His dwelling place in the Spirit, to the truth of who we are in Christ. To no more be the prodigal, but a son. This writing flows out from my own inner journey through forgetting and remembering, through death and life, through the tomb of self and the womb of Spirit.