Spiritual maturity is our calling in Christ. The articles below
explore different aspects of Christian growth and maturity to help
you sink your roots and bear good fruit!
5 Keys to Spiritual Maturity
Spiritual maturity, or spiritual formation, is God’s call
to every believer. But how to we achieve spiritual maturity? Here
are five key areas that are essential to the development of spiritual
maturity in the life of the Christian believer. Read
the full article.
Does God Really Have a Roadmap for Your Life?
“How do I know God’s will?” is probably one of
the most-asked questions by Christians of all ages. And like all
questions, it has innumerable wrong answers, misunderstandings,
and skewed viewpoints attached to it. Here is one of the biggest
myths that can derail our Christian life. Read
the full article.
Learning is an Active Verb
How do we achieve spiritual maturity? To do so, we must realize
that learning is not passive. We cannot be handed biblical knowledge
and godly character on a silver platter. We have to work at it
and strive for it. Here are five key points to help us understand
that learning is an active verb. Read
the full article.
Covenant Communication
Careless or caustic words can cause more damage in a marriage than
anything else. Take the time to covenant together about how you
will communicate - it will enrich your relationship every day.
Read the full article.
Christian Discernment: A Practical Definition
What is really involved in Christian discernment? Is it something
mystical? An inner sense? Or is it more practical than that?
Here are the three “D’s” that define discernment
and make it practical in everyday life. Read
the full article.
Why
Talk about Sin?
Talking about hell is passe. Fire and brimstone sermons are considered
out of fashion. But have we gone too far and slipped into preaching
- and living - a warm-fuzzy gospel? Why should we talk about
sin? Read the full article.
God is Not Afraid of Process
When we look at our sin-riddled human nature, the call to holiness
can seem beyond our reach. The good news is that God does not
ask that we tackle every area of sin and weakness in our lives
at once. Sanctification happens step-by-step. God is not afraid
of process. Read the full article. |
