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Rule of Life
Solitude 01: An Introduction to the Solitude Practice
Sep 13, 2023
John Mark Comer, a speaker on the practice of solitude and its importance for every disciple of Jesus, discusses the disappearing practice of solitude in today's noisy world. He explores the significance of solitude in the modern world, referencing the practices of Jesus and other spiritual figures throughout history. Comer emphasizes the need to set aside time to be with God and listen to Him, comparing it to the intimacy in a marriage. He also discusses the relationship between theology and experience in Christian spirituality, and the importance of solitude and stillness in spiritual disciplines.
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- Solitude is an essential practice in the way of Jesus, allowing intentional time for self-reflection and connection with God.
- In a noisy and connected world, finding solitude can be challenging but confronting this fear is crucial for personal growth and deepening one's relationship with God.
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The Importance of Stillness as a Path to God's Work
Stillness, silence, and solitude are not just about feeling nice, but about making ourselves available to God's voice and work. They are essential practices in the way of Jesus.
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