Recap & Review: Spiritual Training

Posted On June 23, 2024

“Train yourself for a holy life!”

1 Timothy 4:7 CEB

During the months of May through August, we are taking a break from the Awakening story to review some old posts that are related to the doctrines and topics we have been discussing. (This would also be a great time to catch up on the story if you missed any chapters: Click here for Quick Links to Chapters 1-9.) This week, I’m sharing links to two posts about spiritual discipline and what it takes to persevere in the Christian life.

Click here to read Everything Is Kung Fu

Click here to read Everything Is Kung Fu: Part 2

We can often gain valuable insight by going back and looking at something a second time. If you’re anything like me, you may be amazed at the new ways God speaks to you through an “old” passage. I plan to work on Part II of Awakening over the summer and have a new chapter ready to share on September 1. In the meantime, I hope reviewing these old posts will bless you in new ways!

Images:

  • Kung Fu Kick Featured image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
  • Bible with Magnifying Glass image created using Midjourney Bot AI image generator, midjourney.com
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Christa

My vision for Wondertakings was to create a devotional blog for "nerdy" Christians like me. I do believe, as Socrates said, that wisdom begins in wonder. So I love to read or watch anything that inspires wonder and figure out what I can learn from it. I view it all through a Christian lens. I believe that God can and does speak through many sources in many ways, even if those speaking are not aware of it. I am not an expert in theology or religious studies. My goal with this blog is simply to share what I've learned as a fellow student and sinner in the Christian walk. My hope and my prayer is that by doing so I may be able to help someone else. In Deuteronomy 5:33 (NLT), we are told: "Stay on the path that the Lord your God has commanded you to follow. Then you will live long and prosperous lives. . . ." So in the words of Moses (and Spock), live long and prosper, my friends!