Spiritual Disciplines

Young men are right to want agency, clarity, and strength. But grit alone cannot carry them.

How Ben Mandrell leads with joy through crisis and change

Attention isn’t a resource to maximize for productivity. It’s a gift that helps us love God and neighbor.

A new book argues that some proponents of “neurotheology” misstate the relationship between our bodies and our souls.

A church sought 1,200 participants when it launched a Scripture-copying initiative. Millions of believers across the country responded.

Russell answers a listener question about the line between legalism and discipline.

Phylicia Masonheimer is right: Household disciplines can encourage faithfulness. But they can also encourage idolatry.

How can transient moments teach eternal lessons?

Steve and Lisa Cuss discuss salvation and self-acceptance on the path home, in this world and the next.

Spiritual formation shouldn’t be an attempt to control ministry outcomes—it’s about cultivating space for God to work.