We set our hearts on things above by:
- praying to God
- being still before God
- practicing spiritual disciplines before God
- serving God's people
- reading God's Word
- studying God's Word
- meditating on God's Word
- memorizing God's Word
My Bible Reading Plan
I will abide in God's Word by reading the New Century Version following a chronological schedule.
My Spiritual Growth Plan
I will set my heart on things above by memorizing Scripture, going on daily prayer walks, and "establishing rest" on Sundays.
I will set my mind on things above by facilitating the Hearts Above Bible study; attending a study on Esther; and doing personal studies on the Gospel of John (Living the Questions in John) and the Old Testament book of Job (Job: A Man of Heroic Endurance). I'll also continue my daily practice of reading Oswald Chambers' My Utmost for His Highest. And I'll read:
- A Circle of Quiet by Madeleine L'Engle (already reading)
- More than Words compiled by Philip Yancey
- Crazy Love by Francis Chan
- A Testament to Freedom by Dietrich Bonhoeffer
- Captvating by John and Stasi Eldredge
- several titles by C.S. Lewis
1 comment:
Johnnie, I love the new set up. The idea of separating the mind and heart principles is sooo good. I know many times, I know in my mind the "right" but the will/heart does not do it. I want to read that book by L'Engle, too.
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