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Category Archives: Spiritual disciplines
Five evidences of Spirit-filled life
Also, 3 practical steps for Spirit-filled living. Continue reading
10 tests for personal inventory
A question and Scripture are offered with each one for deeper reflection. Continue reading
Christlikeness
Christlikeness can be viewed as God’s design, our duty, and ultimately our destiny. Continue reading
Posted in Christian life, Christianity, Christology, Disciple-making, Discipleship, Following Christ, In Christ, Jesus Christ, New Christian, Spiritual disciplines, Spiritual growth, Spiritual inventory, Spiritual transformation, True Christianity?, Wisdom
Tagged Chrisslikeess, christian maturity, like Jesus, Spiritual transformation, Witness
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Seven primary resources for spiritual maturity
Use this as a teaching outline. Continue reading
Transformation of desires
Spiritual transformation happens in a new set of desires. Consider five of these desires… Continue reading
Posted in Christian life, Christianity, Fruit of the Spirit, Holy Spirit, In Christ, New Christian, Spirit filled, Spiritual Detox, Spiritual disciplines, Spiritual growth, Spiritual inventory, Spiritual transformation, True Christianity?
Tagged 14 spiritual disciplines, Discipleship, godly desires, Make disciples, Spiritual transformation
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Prayer, testimonies, and hearing from God
Words of caution for the journey. Continue reading
The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is involved in 4 primary ways at the moment of salvation. The Holy Spirit is involved in the life of every believer in at least 15 ways after salvation. The primary work of the Holy Spirit toward unbelievers is… Continue reading
Life is often a winding and troubled road
The point of many biblical stories is to help us feel in our bones (not just know in our heads) that God is for us in strange turns of life. Continue reading
Posted in Christian life, Christianity, Disciple-making, Discipleship, Discipline, discouraged, Discouragement, Following Christ, In Christ, Loss, New Christian, Spiritual disciplines, Suffering, Trials, Wisdom
Tagged Discipleship, Discouragement, Following Christ, following Jesus, Suffering
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Not always Wonderful, Great, and Amazing
Have we created a Christian culture that encourages expectations of uninterrupted happiness? Are we comfortable with being uncomfortable? Can we accept the fact that it sometimes doesn’t feel good to be a Christian? Continue reading
Your mind is a battleground
This one is a little deeper. Please take the time to follow carefully what I am presenting. Continue reading
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