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As you’re reading, a phrase or words just seem to speak to your heart, unlike any others on the page? Now, one of my favorite phenomena of studying God’s word is experiencing how the Bible is a living text and God can speak through its words to the core of my heart. Lectio Divina is a meditative prayer, allowing God to speak through his living Word. John of the Cross explaining the four steps of Lectio Divina REFLECT and meditate on the word or phrase that caught your heart – “chew” RESPOND in prayer to what God called to your attention – “savor” REST in God, contemplating his word to you –
If you are in this group of visual learners, or even in the 5% of kinesthetic learners who need touch and movement, then you may like this prayer framework even better than the ACTS method. He published this prayer method as a way to make prayer more accessible and help people pray for those need prayer the most. Your ring finger (the fourth finger) is your weakest finger. For more information on the 5 Finger Prayer, check out these resources: This post is part of the “Pray Deep” series.
So, if you really want to take steps in your faith journey and grow closer to God, why not be focused and purposeful about setting spiritual growth goals? Keep reading and we’ll dive into how to grow spiritually and how to set goals to help you grow ever closer to God and God’s possibilities for your life. (2 Peter 1:3-11 NIV) If you want to grow in your faith and discover all of God’s possibilities for your life, set goals for spiritual growth to help you stay focused. Arabah Joy’s Grace Goals is a fantastic program to help you set goals for your life – for spiritual growth or other personal goals (losing weight, preparing for a race, career goals, etc.).
Every time I visited, I asked if he’d given the puppy a name. He replied, “everyone keeps asking me if I’ve named him yet, so I named him Yet. I don’t often see the links between my past steps and where I’m going. If you’re struggling to trust God in the storms of your life, not sure God can really help with your troubles or don’t know where to even begin, I invite you to join the Trusting God study.