"Confession should be a daily activity for the Christian, whose entire pilgrimage is characterized by the spirit of repentance." RC Sproul

In mixed marital arts... it's "Tap, Snap, or Nap" - in Christianity it is "not my will but Yours, Lord."

A person whose Bible is falling apart has a life that probably isn't.

"Trust in the Lord" is found over 180 times in the Old Testament alone... we need to be disciplined to trust God - His Plan. His Timing. His Will.

What does it mean to worship? Why does it fall under a "discipline?"

As we come off of celebrating 250 years as a nation, we must know that "celebration" is a spiritual discipline.

The spiritual discipline of celebration involves recognizing and rejoicing in the goodness of God, which enhances our worship and strengthens our faith. It is a practice that brings joy, fosters community, and reminds us of the blessings in our lives, making it central to spiritual growth.

Time alone with God. Still. Silent. Listening. How hard is that for you?

The Christian Discipline of Simplicity is an inward reality that results in an outward life-style of generosity.

Today we look at the first two Spiritual Disciplines that will keep up rooted in Christ and built up in Him... PRAYER and FASTING.

Today we start our series on the Spiritual Disciplines to help up take our next steps with Jesus Christ. We focus on the foundational verse this morning... Colossians 2:6-7.