Lifelong Learning as a Means of Spiritual Growth
The wise person continues to learn. Learning is mostly by discipline, not by accident. The more we learn about God, the more we love him.
Journaling as a Means for Spiritual Growth
Journaling can help us in many ways in our spiritual growth. Many men in Scripture and church history journal as a spiritual discipline.
Silence and Solitude as a Means of Spiritual Growth
Silence is the abstention from speaking. Solitude is withdrawing to privacy. As spiritual disciplines, both can help us in our spiritual growth.
Fasting as a Means of Spiritual Growth
Fasting, frequently misunderstood, is a spiritual discipline which should not be ignored. God expects Christians to fast for spiritual benefit.
Stewardship of Time and Money for Spiritual Growth
Stewardship of our time and money is a spiritual discipline. We must be disciplined with our use of time, and we must use God's money with care.
Christian Service as a Means for Spiritual Growth
Instead of remaining God's enemies, we have become his servants. Christ gives us the means, the model, and the motivation to serve him.
Evangelism as a Means for Spiritual Growth
A desire to share the gospel will accompany a Christian's pursuit of godliness. The more we pursue Christ, the more we want to proclaim him.