Receiving What You Did Not Create
(The Spiritual Discipline of Gratitude) May 8 — Spiritual Disciplines | Discipleship in Real Life Most of life is received. And yet, it’s surprisingly easy to forget that. We
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(The Spiritual Discipline of Gratitude) May 8 — Spiritual Disciplines | Discipleship in Real Life Most of life is received. And yet, it’s surprisingly easy to forget that. We
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(The Discipline of Celebration) May 7 — Discipleship in Real Life There is a subtle temptation in the spiritual life: To believe seriousness is the same thing as depth.
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(Staying When You Want to Move) May 5 — Discipleship in Real Life You try to be still. Even for a moment. And almost immediately, something inside you resists.
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(Why Stillness Feels So Difficult) May 4 — Discipleship in Real Life Stillness sounds simple. Sit. Pause. Be quiet. And yet, for most of us, it is anything but
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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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Carrying Without Being Overwhelmed April 29 —Discipleship in Real Life Yesterday we talked about becoming someone others can lean on. Steady. Present. Grounded. And over time, that becomes
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The Quiet Strength of a Formed Life April 28 —Discipleship in Real Life At first, discipleship feels personal. Your attention. Your responses. Your habits. Your growth. And that’
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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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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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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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