The Daily Discipler: Daily Readings That Will Give You a Solid Foundation in the Christian Faith
Overview
We all have busy lives, and the pace seems to be increasing every day. Daily demands can easily crowd out what is truly essential for our spiritual growth and health. To help you in this regard, trusted author Neil Anderson has written a resource to fit your busy schedule. Reading this practical discipler five minutes a day, five days a week, for one year will give you exposure to a comprehensive and very practical course of systematic theology.
Following Paul’s outline for growth in Colossians 2:6–7, part one will help you get firmly rooted in Christ. You will learn who you are in Christ and who God is, plus other critically important foundations for your faith. Part two teaches you how to grow in Christ and overcome anger, anxiety, depression, and fear. You will learn how to live by faith in the power of the Holy Spirit. Part three teaches you how to live in Christ and be a good steward of what he has entrusted to you. Part four teaches you how to overcome the enemies that strive to keep you from living like a child of God—namely, the world, the flesh, and the devil.
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- Exposes readers to a comprehensive and practical course of systematic theology
- Offers tools for Christ-centered living
- Provides practical application
- Rooted in Christ
- Built Up in Him
- Living in Christ
- Forces Opposing Our Sanctification
Top Highlights
“Where and how we spend our time reflects our values and reveals what we have chosen to believe.” (Page 13)
“Whenever Old Testament prophets wrote about creation, they were making a religious affirmation that God was the one and only sovereign Lord of the universe. They never entertained the thought of more than one God set forth by other religions.” (Page 18)
“Paul is saying that spiritual disciplines are more profitable than physical disciplines and that our lives will be more fruitful if we spend time with the Lord and seek to be transformed by the renewing of our minds to the truth of His Word.” (Page 13)
“What humanity discovers empirically through scientific observation is never at odds with divine revelation, since God created what science can only discover and use.” (Page 20)
“The creation narrative is the starting point of history as we know it, not necessarily the absolute start to creation.” (Page 19)
What does systematic theology have to do with our daily lives? Most believers, if they are honest, would say, ‘Not much.’ In The Daily Discipler, Neil Anderson does a superb job of showing how theology can inform life’s most difficult issues. From overcoming sin bondages to dealing with anxiety and depression, Neil Anderson connects the miracle work of God in Christ Jesus to our daily lives. This book will bless you in making theology a transformative experience instead of an intellectual exercise.
—Fernando Garzon, associate professor, Regent University, School of Psychology and Counseling
Through his life and writings, Neil Anderson has been a genuine point man in Christ’s ‘army,’ leading believers toward the God-given objective of presenting every man free and fully mature in Christ. In The Daily Discipler, Neil has encapsulated his life’s work and provided a tool that will assist many in moving from the skin-deep Christian maturity that is so typical of our day to the genuinely transformed life that consistently exemplifies and is worthy of the Savior whose name we wear.
—Michael D. Jacobson, director, Provident Medical Institute
- Title: The Daily Discipler
- Author: Neil T. Anderson
- Publishers: Gospel Light, Regal
- Print Publication Date: 2005
- Logos Release Date: 2014
- Pages: 560
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subjects: Bible › Meditations; Devotional calendars
- ISBNs: 9781493425723, 0830737219, 0830737200, 9780764213632, 1493425722, 9780830737215, 9780830737208, 0764213636
- Resource ID: LLS:DLYDSCPL
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-09-29T23:20:26Z