Remembering as a Spiritual Discipline

Dr. Scott Seay

The way in which we remember—both through the stories of the past that we tell and through material history—can help us see our place in God’s purposeful work in the world, make sense of the present, and invite us into God’s future work of transformation. Forgetfulness can have the opposite effect: we lose our place, fail to sustain a constructive engagement with the present, and lose our hope for the future. Remembering is a spiritual discipline because it helps us see God’s purposeful action in the world and invites us to join actively in God’s work of transformation.

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