I Don’t Remember This in Sunday School
Why do our lives often fail to reflect what we say we believe? This article explores the hidden world of ideas—those unseen assumptions shaping our hearts—and why deep discipleship requires more than knowledge. If spiritual formation is about becoming like Jesus, we must learn to uncover and transform the ideas quietly governing our lives.
I Think Therefore I’m Formed?
Why do so many followers of Jesus feel stuck, anxious, or disconnected despite knowing the right things? This episode explores how flawed assumptions about human nature are quietly shaping modern discipleship—and why spiritual formation must go far deeper than information alone.
Pressing through the Wall
What happens when the faith that once felt stable no longer holds us up? In this reflection, a vision of discipleship is brought into focus through one of the most overlooked stages of spiritual formation: the “Wall.” Far from being a detour, this season of doubt, disruption, and inner questioning may be the very place where deeper transformation begins. Rather than retreating, numbing out, or reconstructing faith on our own terms, the invitation is to press inward—honestly engaging our hearts with God and trusted others. True discipleship isn’t just about belief or activity; it’s about becoming, often through the painful but profound work of encountering God in our deepest questions.
The Wall
What is “The Wall” in spiritual formation? Learn why pressing into pain, doubt, and crisis is essential for deeper discipleship and growth.