Presence That Refuses to Look Away
Staying Attentive When It Would Be Easier Not To January 20 — The Discipline of Presence This month at Disciple to Faith, we’re exploring what it looks like
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Carrying Christ Into the New Year
Without Resolutions Discipleship at the Turning of the Year December 30 sits in a strange place on the calendar. It’s close enough to the New Year to
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What Stayed With You?
Listening for What Christmas Left Behind By December 29, most of the visible signs of Christmas are already fading. The candles are shorter. The music has softened or
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Ordinary Disciples and the Joy of Being Found
Grace for the Ordinary Disciple Some of the most joyful moments in life don’t come from achievement. They come from relief. From being found when we were
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Joy as Resistance
Choosing Hope in a Cynical World Cynicism has become one of the safest emotions in modern life. It protects us from disappointment. It shields us from false hope.
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Discipleship Is Bigger Than a Category
Every now and then, you’ll hear someone say, “Real Christians belong to this group,” or “The true church is that one,” or “If you really want to
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What This Isn’t: Clearing the Air About Discipleship, Skepticism, and Everything in Between
If you’ve spent any time around the church—or on Facebook—you know there are certain words that immediately raise eyebrows. Discipleship is definitely one of them.
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Crafting Your Personal Rule of Life
Many Christians struggle with understanding discipleship, often feeling lost in how to grow spiritually. A Rule of Life offers a framework for intentionally organizing time and habits around Jesus, helping to counter distractions. By integrating small daily practices, weekly rhythms, and relational
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What Is a Disciple? Spoiler: Not a “Super-Christian”
Most people hear the word disciple and immediately picture someone holier, wiser, or more spiritual than they’ll ever be. Someone who wakes up at 4 a.m.
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The Inner Life: Redefining Prayer — A Conversation, Not a Monologue
Introduction Prayer isn’t a guilt-ridden checklist or a private code you must crack. It’s relationship. It’s a living conversation in which the ordinary details
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