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Flame out or rust out

There used to be a saying among hyperactive preachers: “I’d rather flame out than rust out.” The problem with this is that either way they’re out. One we’re out it doesn’t matter much how we got there. Dr Martyn Lloyd Jones – American Pastor (1957 – )Click to TweetFrom the book “Spiritual Depression” Available on…
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The link between suffering and joy
Often it is the people closest to suffering who have the most powerful joy. Friends of Mother Teresa say that instead of being overwhelmed by the suffering around her, she fairly glows with joy as she goes about her ministry of mercy. One of the English officers imprisoned at Flossenberg with Dietrich Bonhoeffer said of…
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Arrange life
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To miss out on joy…

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What if God approached work like we often do?
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Boredom

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Season of life no barrier to growth in Christ
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A disciplined Christian
A disciplined follower of Jesus is someone who discerns when laughter, gentleness, silence, healing words or prophetic indignation is called for, and offers it promptly, effectively and lovingly. John Ortberg – American Pastor (1957 – )Click to TweetFrom the book “The life you've always wanted: Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People” Available on amazon.co.uk*Available on amazon.com*
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Enjoyable spiritual disciplines
Many of us have got the impression somewhere that for an activity to count as a spiritual discipline it must be something that we would rather not do. However if we are training for a life characterised by joy, peace, and affection, we should assume that some of the practices are going to be downright…
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Suffering and God



