A Rule of Life Isn’t Self-Optimization; It’s a Path of Faithful Love
A “rule of life” is not a productivity hack; it’s a realistic set of rhythms that helps people stay responsive to God and loving when their limits, roles, and desires collide.
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Ask for Help
The habit that we need is the one many of us resist most: humbly admitting we’re needy enough to ask for help.
How to Listen to a Sermon
Cultivate such a high view of Scripture that it shapes how you prepare, listen to, and respond to a sermon.
Spiritual Organization
Most of us blame our lack of spiritual consistency on weak discipline, but the real problem is that our lives aren’t intentionally organized with rhythms of communion, rest, and refreshment that make faithfulness sustainable.
Where Spiritual Growth Begins
Spiritual growth begins with a desire for God and the intentional time to seek him.
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A Rule of Life Isn’t Self-Optimization; It’s a Path of Faithful Love
A “rule of life” is not a productivity hack; it’s a realistic set of rhythms that helps people stay responsive to God and loving when their limits, roles, and desires collide.
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Bible reading without guilt, no daily quiet time?, fresh prayer ideas, disciples, not just believers, and more
Ask for Help
The habit that we need is the one many of us resist most: humbly admitting we’re needy enough to ask for help.
How to Listen to a Sermon
Cultivate such a high view of Scripture that it shapes how you prepare, listen to, and respond to a sermon.
Spiritual Organization
Most of us blame our lack of spiritual consistency on weak discipline, but the real problem is that our lives aren’t intentionally organized with rhythms of communion, rest, and refreshment that make faithfulness sustainable.
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Where Spiritual Growth Begins
Spiritual growth begins with a desire for God and the intentional time to seek him.
Why Spiritual Maturity Takes Time (and Why That’s Good News)
If you feel stuck or disappointed with how slowly you’re changing, take heart: God often grows us “by little and little,” and even our setbacks can become part of his gentle work in us.
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Four Keys to Unlocking a Lasting Bible Reading Habit
Before you give up on daily Bible reading, there's something you need to know: you might only be one dial away from unlocking it for good.