This Spiritual Disciplines List features some main disciplines for life in Christ with concise definitions for each. We call these “spiritual disciplines,” but the activities are physical, not spiritual. They are bodily activities that can engage and effect our whole person (Romans 12:1-2). So a more accurate term for the exercises in this list is “disciplines for a spiritual life in Christ.” 

What’s the point of this post? It’s not just that we “poo” our sin, but that we’ve already stepped in the wrong direction as soon as we start minimizing our potentially wrong choices. May God help us to see our sin for what it is. 

With Easter on the way, now is a perfect time to open some literal doors to those who need to meet Jesus.

I’ve created an Easter week devotional focusing on Holy Week. It takes readers through the week of Jesus’s journey to the cross day by day. I hope you think about His life, His death, and His resurrection in a new and meaningful way.

Depression is reaching epidemic levels in the United States. It affects young and old, as well as all races and socioeconomic backgrounds.

If you are a Christian or grew up in church, you are familiar with this Bible verse. The problem is that many people are quick to suggest Christians not be anxious without providing any real tools to lead them from anxiety to peace. Anxiety is real.

Have you ever been told you have anger issues? Has someone ever suggested an anger management course? I’m going to let you in on something – you’re not the only one.

Whether you are a child of divorce, happily married, separated, or divorced, it is wise to know what the Bible says about divorce and remarriage.

For the thinkers, the days between Jesus’ death on the cross and his resurrection are often a source of confusion.