I am thankful for these online/digital tools that allow me to consume scripture and spiritual inspiration in a variety of ways. From podcasts to apps that capture my notes and eBook highlights, I am indebted to these tools to help me stay connected to scripture, grounded in truth, and reminded of meaningful things. I would... Continue Reading →
Being Christlike is More Important Than Acting Christlike
One of the goals of spiritual growth is to become the kind of persons that without effort are loving, joyful, and full of peace. To rely on our sheer effort to put on these characteristics works for a short time but falters whenever we are tired, angry, or lacking inspiration. We can start being joyful,... Continue Reading →
The Dark Overlords of Technology Are Not Helping Your Spiritual Life
I do a lot of my reading on a Kindle e-reader. Because I am cheap, I always get the version of the Kindle that includes Ads. When my Kindle is not being used the screen goes to sleep and an Ad appears in its place. Even though I bought it like this, I still find... Continue Reading →
We Are Asking The Wrong Question About Growing Up
What do you want to be when you Grow Up? We ask this of children and expect the answer to be an astronaut, actor, veterinarian, etc. Rich Villodas, in his book, The Deeply Formed Life, says, “From a very early age, one of the first questions children are asked is, “What do you want to... Continue Reading →