"Prayer is huge part of spiritual formation, having that direct relationship with God. That is such a huge deal." (Ginormous, really.)
"If you do not believe the gospel, how then is it possible to pursue a relationship with Christ and grow closer to him? It is like getting married to a woman that you do not believe exists. If you do not believe she exists, then why should you feel the need to spend time with her?"
(Or better yet, HOW did you marry her?)
"Lives of spiritual formation are characterized by thoughts becoming action and action becoming change." (Does change become dollars?)
"The person's role, simply put, is to follow Jesus. This is not to say that we are to follow him in physical direction (obviously, since he not on earth at that moment)..." (Glad you clarified. I was getting confused...)
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Friday, May 9, 2014
The famous "sentence-that-means-absolutely-nothing" (Part 1)
Part 1 of 4 posts to come on the joys of grading student papers. Enjoy!
"The immediate goal of spiritual formation is to nourish and maintain the goals..."
"In many respects, [conversion] is the single most 'solo' decision one can make."
"They should be striving every day to become a disciple of Christ which involves being very discipled."
"During spiritual formation one wants to constantly strive to develop their spiritual formation."
"The immediate goal of spiritual formation is to nourish and maintain the goals..."
"In many respects, [conversion] is the single most 'solo' decision one can make."
"During spiritual formation one wants to constantly strive to develop their spiritual formation."
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