Spiritual Practice of the Week: Making Space for God
A practical invitation to make regular time for God by setting priorities, building helpful habits, and protecting space for prayer, Scripture, worship, and reflection.
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A practical invitation to make regular time for God by setting priorities, building helpful habits, and protecting space for prayer, Scripture, worship, and reflection.
A practical invitation to pay attention to the life of Jesus, identify one quality of his character, and ask God to form that quality more deeply in us.
A practical invitation to follow Jesus more intentionally by bringing ordinary decisions and responses under his direction.
A practical invitation to identify one area of growth, receive the grace of Christ, and take one faithful step toward greater maturity in him.
A simple practice for becoming receptive before God, laying aside what hinders growth, and receiving his Word with humility.
A simple practice for recalling how God has helped, sustained, guided, and carried you in the past.
A simple practice for noticing what is happening in your soul before God and responding with honesty, wisdom, and trust.
A simple practice for becoming quiet, attentive, and present before God in the middle of ordinary life.
Many Christians attend worship, hear sermons, read Scripture, and pray, yet still struggle to build steady habits of faith in daily life. This launch article introduces The Wholeness Pathway and explains how Christian practice helps us engage Scripture, prayer, worship and response, and community in ways that shape how we actually live.
Dr. Wilfred Graves compares the leadership style of Jesus with that of a good mother.