Fixed-Hour Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Fixed-Hour Prayer Our days have a way of carrying us along. One task leads to another. Emails become meetings. Meetings become errands. Errands
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Growth
Joining God’s Work of Restoration
The Spiritual Discipline of Justice When we hear the word justice, many different ideas immediately come to mind. Politics. Laws. Movements. Debates. Yet long before justice became part
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Receiving Creation as a Gift
(The Spiritual Discipline of Caring for the Earth) July 9 — Spiritual Disciplines | Discipleship in Real Life It is easy to move through creation without really seeing it. The
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What You Carry Forward
Closing the Month Without Losing the Work April 30 — Discipleship in Real Life It’s easy to move on too quickly. A month ends. A new theme begins.
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The Life That Is Being Formed
Stepping Back to See Clearly April 27 —Discipleship in Real Life At some point, it’s worth stepping back. Not to analyze everything. Not to measure progress. Just
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What Stays Behind
The Quiet Impact You Leave With Others April 25 —Discipleship in Real Life You enter a moment carrying something. We’ve seen that. But then you leave. The
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What You Carry Into the Room
The Presence You Bring With You April 24 —Discipleship in Real Life Most moments don’t announce themselves as important. A conversation. A meeting. A passing interaction. A
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When It Starts to Feel Natural
Grace Forming New Instincts April 18 — Easter Week | Discipleship in Real Life There comes a moment you don’t immediately recognize. Because it’s not dramatic. It doesn’
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When You Stay Long Enough
What Begins to Change Over Time April 17 — Easter Week | Discipleship in Real Life Yesterday, we talked about staying. Not dramatically. Not perfectly. Just staying. Today we ask:
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When You Want to Quit
Staying When Motivation Fades April 16 — Easter Week | Discipleship in Real Life There is a moment most people don’t talk about. Not the beginning. Not the breakthrough.
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