Read!
The apostle Paul wanted to read—so should we.
J.A. Medders
Spurgeon on Livestreaming Church
Livestreaming church services was an unexpected blessing in the heat of the pandemic. But now that we are in the cool of the day again, how should we think about people opting for the livestream when they could attend the service? Spurgeon has a word.
I ran across a quote
More Than Jumper Cable Christianity
Spiritual disciplines at a set time of day are a wonderful practice as long as it affects the rest of your days. Spiritual disciplines and habits are vital for growth in godliness. And the key word there is growth. The point of the disciplines is the advancement of Christlikeness, godliness,
Top 10 of 2022 + A Gift For You
Thank you for reading and subscribing to Spiritual Theology. It's no small thing to be invited to your email inbox. I never want to knock too much or drop by too little. Now that my Ph.D. seminars are done, I should have more time and attention to write more
A Spiritual Use of the Clear Habit Journal
I’ve always struggled with journaling—until now.
A new tool helps me combine Bible reading, journaling, gratitude, prayers, discipline, and habit tracking. I’ve been using the Clear Habit Journal from James Clear for three months now, and let me show you how I’m using it in my
Books for Christmas
It's a nice 53 degrees in Houston—which is a chilly Christmas for Houston standards. Now that Christmas shopping is full-speed ahead, I want to share some recommendations, my favorite book of the year, and great books for Christian spirituality.
Book of the Year
Reformed Ethics: Created, Fallen, and Converted
November Book Briefs
Since Christmas is almost here, I thought it would be good to feature a few books for Advent. And with Christmas just a few weeks away, it's also time to update your Amazon wish list with great books. I'm here to help with both.