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Social Micro-Disciplines (opens the original)
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Social situations constantly invite us to compete for attention, comfort, status, even recognition in front of others. A few tiny choices make a big difference in how we function in these settings.This is the final installment in this series I’ve been doing on micro-disciplines. You can find the previous articles here below:When I’m at social gathering I will sometimes start analyzing where I’m
Conversational Micro-Disciplines (opens the original)
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Good conversation isn’t just about what you say, it’s also what you don’t say. In this series I’ve been doing on micro-disciplines, I now want to add these eight quite small but still significant disciplines not only for taming the tongue (James 3:5-8) but also for taming our phones, stories, and opinions.Our speech is particularly suited to micro-disciplines. Most of us are not regularly deciding what to say t
Micro-Disciplines Self-Assessment Handout (opens the original)
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I’ve been writing of late about micro-disciplines. These are the small ways in which we interact with the world around us that aren’t earth-shatteringly important, but still pile up to influence how we come across, and how we are growing as people.<source type="im
Spiritual Micro-Disciplines (opens the original)
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At the end of my last article on discernment micro-disciplines, I said I had some micro-disciplines of speech in mind next. Then I added, “But perhaps I’ll change my mind. Not sure yet.”Well, apparently I did. Before we get to speech, I think we ought to talk about some spiritual micro-disciplines. I don’t mean prayer, fasting, solitude, Scripture reading, worship, or Sabbath. Those are huge practices worthy of times written by pensive intellectual giants who are much more disciplined tha
Discernment Micro-Disciplines (opens the original)
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In my recent article on relational micro-disciplines, I started with a story about Dallas Willard practicing “the discipline of not having to have the last word.” That got me ruminating a bit about what I’m calling micro-disciplines: somewhat ridiculously small acts of restraint that may not look particularly spiritual, but over time might form us into better people.The first list was mostly about relationships. But there ar
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