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| - | Back when I was doing my audio sermon project (which is technically still open, though I haven't worked on it in months), my friend Rob asked me if it was doing for me what I | + | Back when I was doing my audio sermon project (which is technically still open, though I haven't worked on it in months), my friend Rob asked me if it had increased my spiritual vitality. I told him not extremely, and that was that, but it got me thinking. I didn't expect it to fix my spiritual life, but it was useful to ask what I still needed that these audio sermons weren't giving me. |
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| + | The first thing I needed was a way to internalize what I was hearing. I now have this with my fairly regular morning devotions. | ||
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| + | And the other thing I needed was a system. Without a system to give context and balance to the pieces, I feel lost. | ||
Revision of Thu, 04/17/2008 - 5:05pm:
Latest projects: systematic spirituality survey
Back when I was doing my audio sermon project (which is technically still open, though I haven't worked on it in months), my friend Rob asked me if it had increased my spiritual vitality. I told him not extremely, and that was that, but it got me thinking. I didn't expect it to fix my spiritual life, but it was useful to ask what I still needed that these audio sermons weren't giving me.
The first thing I needed was a way to internalize what I was hearing. I now have this with my fairly regular morning devotions.
And the other thing I needed was a system. Without a system to give context and balance to the pieces, I feel lost.