Spiritual Disciplines And Desires
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to make a quiet, listening pilgrimage to God
235
to open myself to God through established patterns or traditions of written prayers and readings
239
to more deeply gaze on God in his works and words
172
to carry the life-shaping words of God in me at all times and in all places
176
to accompany and encourage others to grow to their God-given potential
141
to develop a continual openness and awareness of Christ’s presence living in me
59
to rest in God, allowing him to calm and heal my fragmented and distracted self
249
to share the journey of prayer with a trusted companion
242
to allow God to shape my prayer life through the words of Scripture
245
to align myself, while walking in particular places, with Christ and his intercession for the kingdom to come
253
to honor God and my human limitations through restful rhythms
63
to make space in my life for God alone
66
to live a sane and holy rhythm that reflects a deep love for God and respect for how he has made me
35
to set apart one day a week for rest and worship of God
40
to follow the simple and often hidden way of Christ
104
to value myself as my heavenly Father values me
70
to reflect the helping, caring and sharing love of God in the world
144
to free myself from the addiction to and distraction of noise so I can be totally present to the Lord; to open myself to God in the place beyond words
107
to uncomplicate and untangle my life so I can focus on what really matters
74
to curb my addiction to busyness, hurry and workaholism; to learn to savor the moment
78
to make my spiritual journey with a community of trusted friends
148
to leave people behind and enter into time alone with God
111
to give caring attention to my relationship with God, accompanied by the prayerful presence of someone who helps me listen well to God
115
to develop a friendship that encourages and challenges me to love God with all my heart, soul, strength and mind
151
to live as a steward of God’s resources in all areas of life; to live out of the awareness that nothing I have is my own
196
to have Jesus as the Master of my life in absolutely every way
118
to remain a lifelong learner who is continually open to the fresh wind of the Holy Spirit
82
to live an authentically truthful life
200
to live in harmony with Christ’s desire for the church to be one; to be a bridge-builder and peacemaker in the body of Christ
155
to be fully present to and uninterrupted in my interactions with God and others
85
to reveal the life-changing love of Jesus to others
159
to honor and adore the Trinity as the supreme treasure of life
44