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Habits
Developing good habits that honor God
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Housecleaning For there to be room for Jesus, we may need to do some housecleaning. Jesus wants to be the most important one to us, the Lord of our lives. |
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Lots of Stuff We all spend a lot of time and energy trying to do many things, but do we spend time on what's really important? |
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All Christians Are Hypocrites Who we are inside is not always what we allow others to see. We all wear some masks. Does this mean all Christians are hypocrites? |
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Fasting This lesson explores the spiritual habit of fasting, thought by some to be an extreme habit. Here we learn what fasting really is and how it can bring us closer to God when practiced in the right way. |
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Having a Relationship With God This lesson encourages students to develop Spiritual Habits that will help deepen their relationship with God. |
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How to Study the Bible A practical lesson on developing Good Bible study habits so we can keep learning about Jesus and discover Spiritul truths. |
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Journaling This lesson challenges the students to explore and experience the discipline of journaling as a way to communicate with God and grow closer to Him. |
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Prayer This lesson focuses on the Spiritual habit of prayer, and provides practical ways to develop a solid prayer life that will deepen one's relationship with God. |
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Solitude In this world, we are distracted by many things. Finding a place to be alone can help block out these distractions so we can connect with God at a deeper level. This lesson explores why, how, and when to practice the extreme habit of solitude. |
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Spiritual Discipline Paul wrote to Timothy and Titus about the importance of Spiritual Discipline, and it is something we need to know about too. It takes regular training to become more like Jesus? |
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Studying the Bible (Part 1) This lesson encourages students to develop Spiritual Habits that will help them hear the voice of God through His Word. |
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Studying the Bible (Part 2) This lesson shows us that our study of Scripture should be focused on one thing—making a difference in our lives. The Bible is meant to change us. |
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What Are You Thinking? We learn from the disciple Nathaniel how Jesus knows all of our thoughts and therefore the importance of developing Godly mental habits. |
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Spiritual Habits Habits develop through repetition. By developing good spiritual habits, we deepen our relationship with God. |
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