As humans, we think in metaphors all the time, so we naturally use metaphors for describing spiritual formation. We even find these metaphors in Scripture,… Read more »
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As humans, we think in metaphors all the time, so we naturally use metaphors for describing spiritual formation. We even find these metaphors in Scripture,… Read more »
Rule of Life examples can help you create our own Rule of Life. This post offers Rule of Life examples from women and men, and… Read more »
In my Spiritual Formation video course, I make the capstone project creating your Rule of Life. Everything in the course is geared toward helping you… Read more »
Listen to the audio from which this post was adapted on the HIM Publications podcast here (direct links to this episode: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts,… Read more »
Jesus wept in John 11, and his weeping reveals the empathy of God. But what does Jesus’ weeping mean exactly for our view of God?… Read more »
The following post is written by John Mark Hicks, author of Anchors for the Soul and teacher of Anchors for the Soul Video Course, which is available… Read more »
The following is an excerpt from Anchors for the Soul with a video by John Mark Hicks. As you watch or read, gain courage to sometimes… Read more »
“In everything, give thanks.” So the Bible says. That doesn’t sound quite right. Are there not some circumstances in which gratitude is not only inappropriate… Read more »
This post is an excerpt from John Mark Hicks’s book Anchors for the Soul, Chapter 1, “My Story.” He writes about his own story of… Read more »
Culture is a tricky thing. Who gets to define it? How exactly does the past influence it? How does culture shift? And how do you… Read more »
Two years ago, I wrote a book with my friend Bill Hull entitled The Discipleship Gospel. As the title suggests, it’s a book about the… Read more »
Everyone wants to find solid discipleship curriculum, but you know how it goes: It can’t be too long. It can’t be too complicated. It needs… Read more »