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Adam’s 2024 Year in Books
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Thoughts on Sabbatical
About this time last year I approached our church’s elders with a request. Could I and our other staff pastor, Jesse, take sabbaticals in 2019? We endured a few years of heavily intense ministry (see “Welcome Back, Stranger!”) and our spiritual, mental, and emotional reserves were depleted. The elders granted the request and provided a month-long sabbatical for Jesse in early 2019 and a three-mont
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“This is what you do when you journal. You are recording God’s grand, epoch-spanning redemptive story as it unfolds in your limited, temporal sphere of existence here on earth. Your journal has the potential to record the continuation of the Holy Spirit’s work in our world!”
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
“When Jesus put on flesh, He made human existence “sacred.” Thus, when you are inhabited by Jesus through His Holy Spirit, your life takes on the “sacred” characteristic as well. This does not mean that you become God or incapable of sinning like Jesus was in His incarnation. However, it does mean that something is qualitatively different about you at the core.”
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
“Daily: staying in touch with your life as it unfolds History: reconstructing the contours of your past Dialogue: journaling a “conversation” Pilgrimage: exercises to promote personal growth Bible study: analyzing and applying Scripture Dreams: recording your nightly images Musings: recording insights, thoughts, and reflections Family: marking key events in your family’s development Work: keeping notes and materials related to your job8”
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
“This is what you do when you journal. You are recording God’s grand, epoch-spanning redemptive story as it unfolds in your limited, temporal sphere of existence here on earth. Your journal has the potential to record the continuation of the Holy Spirit’s work in our world!”
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
“When Jesus put on flesh, He made human existence “sacred.” Thus, when you are inhabited by Jesus through His Holy Spirit, your life takes on the “sacred” characteristic as well. This does not mean that you become God or incapable of sinning like Jesus was in His incarnation. However, it does mean that something is qualitatively different about you at the core.”
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
― Journaling: Catalyzing Spiritual Growth Through Reflection
“No matter what changes God has wrought in you, never rely upon them, build only on a Person, the Lord Jesus Christ, and on the Spirit He gives.”
― My Utmost for His Highest
― My Utmost for His Highest
“One of the reasons of stultification in prayer is that there is no imagination, no power of putting ourselves deliberately before God.”
― My Utmost for His Highest
― My Utmost for His Highest
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