Simplicity involves decreasing our desire for material things so we can increase our desire for spiritual things. It involves living with less so we can enjoy our relationship with God and others more. It involves learning to be content. (1…

The practice of fasting engages our physical bodies in communication with God.
But how, when, and why? (Lev. 23:26-28, Isaiah 58: 3-7, II Chronicles 20:2 – 4, Luke 18:1-14)

Prayer is an important part of a Christian’s spiritual practice which leads to transformation. This message looks at using ACTS to give structure and balance to the daily prayer life of the Christian. (Matt 6:9-13)

A key element in living the transformed life is the daily practice of surrender to God. We are challenged in this message to ask God what we are clinging to and to begin the process of surrendering these things and relationships to the Lord. (Gal 2:20 and Phil 2:1-11)

Solitude is about creating space in our busy, noisy life to be alone with God. There needs to be times of brief periods of solitude as well as extended times. It includes unplugging and listening for God to speak to us. (Luke 5:15,16; 1 Kings 19:1-18; Psalm 46:10)

Sabbath has always been about a God-ordained rhythm of work and rest. It involves slowing down and living the way God intended us to live – in restful, joyful dependence on God. (Genesis 2:1-3; Exodus 20:8-11; Isaiah 58:13, 14; Mark 2:23-27; Hebrews 4:1-11)

Of all the spiritual practices, the number one catalyst for spiritual growth is the Word of God. Consider why it’s so important and how to best approach the Scriptures for transformation instead of just information. (Matthew 13:1-23)

Incorporating the spiritual practice of celebration is part of God’s plan not only for giving us joy but also for our transformation. Learn how to pursue joy through celebration. (John 15:11; Nehemiah 8:10; Philippians 4:4; 1 Thessalonians 5:16)

God’s number one priority for every Christians is our transformation. Learn what it means and how can be involved in the process. (Romans 8:28,29; Romans 12:2; 2 Corinthians 3:8 Philippians 3:20,21)

Our faith can sometimes slip away, especially when we compare our lives to others around us. This exposition of Psalm 73 looks at this problem and the solution, which the Psalmist says is worship. (Psalms 73)