Foundations for Lifelong Learning: Education in Serious Joy
John Piper shares his philosophy on education and proposes six activities: observe, understand, evaluate, feel, apply, and express.
A Primer on Biblical Literacy
Biblical literacy is an awareness of the diverse composition of the 66 books and a knowledge of the central themes and events found in the Bible.
4 Helpful Ways to Discern God's Will
Good decision making and discerning the will of God requires seeking counsel, applying Scripture, evaluating circumstances, and praying.
Rejoice and Tremble: Good News of the Fear of the Lord
How can Christians pursue a proper fear of the Lord. Rejoice and Tremble, written by Michael Reeves, speaks on the joys from fearing the Lord.
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.