Reflecting on pages 103-105, Eric challenges us to "take the plunge" through the dark valleys as we commit our lives to the work of abandonment to God's divine will.

Reflecting on pages 100-103, Eric speaks about contemplative prayer and the invitation from Fr. Stinessen to never allow boredom to detract us from being taken up by God.

Reflecting on pages 98-100, Eric shares about his struggles to trust those around him and the interior "wrestling" that happens as we consider abandoning ourselves to God.

Reflecting on pages 95-98, Eric shares about a time in his life when God's imprint in his ministry was so clear.

Reflecting on pages 93-95, Eric shares about his first few months of marriage and the gift of discovering a share in a blessed trinitarian life.

Reflecting on pages 87-93, Eric reflects on St. John of the Cross' challenging view on abandonment.

Reflecting on pages 83-87, Eric reflects on his freedom in being able to take a vacation and allow the vacation to do what it's intended to do.

Reflecting on pages 80-83, Eric reflects on the ways that God has called him to surrender everything, including his potential.