Spiritual Disciplines

DLTC 2017
Allegiant
Discipleship Track
 Task 1.
Think about your most intimate
experience/encounter with the Lord.
What was it? Why was it the most
intimate experience for you? (2
minutes)
 Task 1A. Grab a partner and share
your answer. You have one minute
each to share your story. (2 minutes)
 What is spiritual discipline?

Task 2. Group yourselves.

Task 2a. In your group, draw an image of
what you think would best describe
spiritual discipline. And share to the
group. (5minutes)
 Task 3. Listen to the
facilitator on what spiritual discipline.
 What is Spiritual Discipline?

- A habit or regular pattern in your life

that repeatedly brings you back to
God and opens you up to what God is
saying to you.

- from www.spirithome.com
(part of crosswalk.com)
What are some other
Spiritual Disciplines?
 Disciplines of Personal Development
(Inward)
Prayer communicating with God (Matt.
6:9)
Meditation focusing on God and his will
(Phil. 4:8)
Fasting a reminder of the source of all
nourishment (Luke 5:35)
Study careful attention the reality that
God reveals to us, especially through Holy
Scripture (Luke 2:46)
 Disciplines of Service with the Body of Christ
(Corporate)

Confession acknowledging ones sin with and to

others in the community of faith (James 5:16)
Guidance giving and receiving direction from others
along the journey with Jesus (Acts 15:8)
Celebration taking joy is what God has done (1 Cor
5:8)
Worship giving God glory through attitudes and
actions (1 Cor. 14:26)
 Learn from the Master
PRAYER
Mark 1:35 ; Matthew 14:23 ; Luke 11:1

READING THE SCRIPTURE

Luke 4:16 19 Matthew 4:7,10
Joshua 1:8 ; Deuteronomy 11:18 21

FASTING
Matthew 4:2 ; 7:16 ; 9:14 15
 "This, then, is how you should pray (Matt
6:9)

"When you fast (Matt 6:16)

Very early in the morning, while it was still

dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off
to a solitary place, where he prayed. (Mark
1:35)
This presents in a visual way how spiritual
disciplines work to conform us to the mind
of Christ.
Quiet Time" (QT) is simply being intentional about
having a conversation with God. This usually
means listening for God's voice by reading the
Bible or devotions, and speaking to God through
prayer. Jesus did this numerous times in the
Gospels, sometimes slipping away all night or in
the early morning, to spend time with his
Father.
 How to Do Your Quiet Time?

1. Pray for Insight on how to apply the

passage correctly in your life.
2. Meditate on the verse(s) youve chosen
to study. You can use the S.O.A.P(
scripture, observation, application,
prayer) method
3. Write out an application
4. Memorize a key verse from your study
Experiencing the Inner Life of the
Master
 Task 4.
Find a comfortable place.
Slowly inhale and exhale until you
are ready to read Psalm 1: 1 6
Read the passage slowly.
Read it again.
Respond in prayer. Write your
reflection. (15 minutes)
 Task 5:
Listen to the person who will share
his/her experience to the group
Thank you and
God bless