His divine power has given us everything needed for life and godliness, through the knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness.” 2 Peter 1:3
Personal growth is something we all seek, but spiritual renewal is something our souls yearn for, whether we know it or not. Robin, a gifted storyteller, sought-after professional speaker, knowledgeable teacher and author on the importance of spiritual growth and renewal in everyday life, he empowers others with the Biblical guidance needed for deep personal reflection. A clergyman in the Episcopal Church, Robin was named as one of the top religious leaders by Louisville Magazine in the community. He is also the author of several commentaries for the national Bible Reading Fellowship and three books including May You Live in Christ: Spiritual Growth Through the Vision of St. Peter, The Door to Renewal: Spiritual Growth Through the Mind of St. Paul, and A Letter to the Church and the Next Generation: Spiritual Growth Through the Witness of James.
We are called to walk through our lives’ journey with hope, encouragement, and faith — but the truth is that the challenges we come across and the hurdles we face can be overwhelming, leaving us weary. Robin’s book series provides readers the tools they need to pack for their life’s journey and embark upon it with guidance, courage, and Biblical direction. May You Live in Christ: Spiritual Growth Through the Vision of St. Peter, The Door to Renewal: Spiritual Growth Through the Mind of St. Paul, and A Letter to the Church and the Next Generation: Spiritual Growth Through the Witness of James may be just what you need on your life journey.
The first step in spiritual renewal requires reflection, and this month-long journaling experience will motivate you down that path, deepening your faith and spiritual life in the process. This free guide provides you 4 weeks of daily (4 times per week) brief meditations to inspire you to reflect on specific areas of your spiritual life such as: vision, renewal, witness and mentorship.
As a parish minister for forty years, Robin’s first-hand wisdom and deep reliance on the presence of God in the everyday life of his pastoral care and gift of communication, is ever so present in his speaking engagements, trainings and workshops. Through a wealth of experience and common sense, Robin’s keynotes address some of the most pressing needs facing believers today including how to interact and participate with God by relying on biblical wisdom and spiritually growing through:
As a parish minister for forty years, Robin’s first-hand wisdom and deep reliance on the presence of God in the everyday life of his pastoral care and gift of communication, is ever so present in his speaking engagements, trainings and workshops. Through a wealth of experience and common sense, Robin’s keynotes address some of the most pressing needs facing believers today including how to interact and participate with God by relying on biblical wisdom and spiritually growing through:
I’ll never forget walking up to the statue in Tabgha, Israel. There was Peter, looking up at the Risen Lord. It was located on the banks by the Sea of Galilee. According to the Gospel of John, it was just after daybreak, Jesus called out to his disciples who were fishing. Yes, this is a
Take a moment, and give some thought as to what makes for a good person. My understanding of Greek philosophy, even with the brilliance of Aristotle, the question of a good person was never fully explained. At best, a good person was better than a bad person. Rather than get immersed in this binary thinking
Like many, I watched with horror the assassination attempt on our former president, Donald Trump. After several agonizing minutes, listeners heard the announcement the former president was “fine.” I hung on television commentators explaining over and again how “lucky” the former president was in missing the attempted assassin’s bullet by a fraction of an inch.