Category Archives: Walk with God

Spiritual parents exhibit a consistency in their walk with God, as do spiritual adults. What distinguishes spiritual parents from spiritual adults is that they . . . Continue reading →

As we progress through the various levels of spiritual growth we become more and more mature. We start as infants, quite insecure in our walk, and then move into childhood wherein we have grown but are still quite self-centered in our approach to the Christian life. As adolescents we truly want to be Christ-like but struggle to bridge the gap between where we ought to be and where we are. Continuing to grow, we become more consistent, functioning as mature . . . SPIRITUAL ADULTS . . . Continue reading →

Have you ever heard the frustration of believers who truly want to live for God and grow in their relationship with Him as they say, “It’s like I take one step forward and two steps back.” They would describe their walk like a roller coaster ride, full of ups and downs. While we all can experience peaks and valleys in our walk with God, for some this seems to consistently be their experience. These are the believers I would call “spiritual adolescents.” . . . Continue reading →

We move through different growth levels spiritually. We start as infants, insecure and dependent. Before become adolescents and then adults and parents, we first go through another stage: Spiritual Children . . . Continue reading →