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articleService: A Practical Guide From Spiritual Disciplines Handbook, Adele Calhoun shares about the spiritual discipline of service and the practical ways to enter into it.
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articleSilence Gives Power to Words The Path of Meditation John Main contends that for words to be charged with strength and power, they must spring from the silence of the Spirit in our inner being.
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articleSpiritual Disciplines Index: Solitude What does the Bible have to say about the role of Spiritual Disciplines in nurturing our life with God and growth in grace? Here are Scripture passages related to the discipline of Solitude.
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articleBringing Solitude into Our Lives Excerpts from: Making All Things New Henri Nouwen explains our critical need for solitude—that "strange period of uselessness"—to bring us in touch with the healing, hopeful presence of God in our lives.
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articleWho Thinks Like This? Dallas Willard had a profound influence on the lives of many leaders, including one young pastor you might be familiar with.
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articleFasting Unto God Fasting, like all spiritual disciplines, must be initiated and led by the Spirit. Arthur Wallis counsels readers to fast only in response to the Divine invitation, shifting our focus from the…
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articleFasting: A Practical Guide “Fasting is a way to lay down an appetite”— an appetite of the body, mind, or spirit. Adele Calhoun offers practical advice on the discipline of fasting as a way to surrender our desires to God for…
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articleThe Purpose of Fasting In this excerpt from Celebration of Discipline, Richard Foster helps us see that "fasting must forever center on God. It must be God-initiated and God-ordained."
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articleA Fasting on Criticalness Through fasting from criticalness, Catherine Marshall discovered the negative thinking that blocked creativity, love, goodwill, and mercy.
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articleA Continuous Conversation Heart to Heart with God Frank Laubach learned to carry on silent conversation with God throughout the day while seeing other people "through God, using God as my glasses, colored with his love for them."
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Renovaré WeeklyMarch 23, 2018 Savoring God + Richard Foster on Dallas Willard Balance is a core value for Renovaré. It's vital, for example, to engage with God both in the analytical and in the intuitive realm. This month we focus on meditation, a more intuitive practice.…Explore
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bookWhy We Can’t Wait In 1963, Birmingham, Alabama, was perhaps the most racially segregated city in the United States. The campaign launched by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Civil Rights movement on the segregated…
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