Spiritual Disciplines

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.

Evangelicals across the continent are experimenting with discipleship.

Enduring under a set of disciplines for a season prepares us for greater joy at the Resurrection.