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Category Archives: Spiritual Disciplines
Struggling with the Power of Prayer.
Have you ever felt that conflict inside you where you believe that God can do anything, but that he can’t? And then someone tells you that you are a bad Christian because you have that conflict and you don’t “Have … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Life, Spiritual Disciplines
Tagged Bible, faith, hope, Jesus, Prayer
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A Quick Word
Christ, as a light illumine and guide me. Christ, as a shield overshadow me. Christ under me; Christ over me; Christ beside me on my left and my right. This day be within and without me, lowly and meek, yet … Continue reading
The Daily Office
9 Days since last post. oops. Man, it is hard to change one’s daily routine. For the last 2 weeks, I have been actively pursuing this new Rule of Life that I have adopted. What has risen as the backbone of … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Spiritual Disciplines
Tagged Christianity, Daily Office, Prayer, Rule of Life, Spiritual Discipline
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Will’s Rule of Life
So I just finished The Sacred Way, by Tony Jones, to point me in the way of correct spiritual discipline. After looking into the histories, theologies, and practices of different disciplines, I think I’ve found the ones I’m going to … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Spiritual Disciplines
Tagged Christianity, Meditation, Prayer, Rule of Life, Spiritual Discipline
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Living Biblically
As preparation for my foray into Spiritual Discipline, I read A Year’s (plus) of Memoirs from A.J. Jacobs, entitled The Year of Living Biblically. I was very I happy that I did. Let my paint a picture: A.J. Jacobs is … Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual Disciplines, books
Tagged A.j. Jacobs, Book Review, Christianity, Judaism, Literalism, Year of Living Biblically
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