Event: SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINES (ZOOM Online Event)
Speaker: Jeremy Witherow
Date: 17 NOV Tue
Time: 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Venue: ALBY Events via online ZOOM Video
Fee: $10 ($15 for payment on day of event, fee includes participants’ notes)
Casual Christianity is on the rise and Bible literacy is on the decline. The pandemic has forced us to take stock of what matters for eternity. Intimacy with God is key! One of the ways to help us to grow in intimacy with the Lord is through spiritual disciplines.
Spiritual disciplines are those practices taught or modelled in Scripture that promote spiritual growth among believers. They are habits of devotion and habits of experiential Christianity that have been practiced by God’s people since biblical times.
Spiritual disciplines are therefore activities we engage in and include such things as Scripture meditation, prayer, fasting, worship, and so on. The goal of these disciplines is not about ‘doing,’ but about ‘being’ with the Lord, so we may know Him and become more like Him.
In this teaching, Jeremy will not only outline the form and function of the main types of spiritual disciplines so vital to Christian growth and life in the Spirit, but he will also provide us with important guidelines for their practice. In doing this, he will help us to incorporate these into our lives so we would grow in the knowledge of God and experience an increased awareness of His presence.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Jeremy is from New Zealand, and at the age of 23, he was born again and baptised in the Holy Spirit. Called to the ministry, he left his career as a chef and gained a Bachelor of Ministries and a Master of Theology degree.
Jeremy served as a pastor in Singapore for nearly a decade before returning to his homeland, and now serves the Body of Christ through an itinerant teaching, preaching and prophetic ministry.
Jeremy is the author of: THE VOICE OF PROPHECY: Reclaiming God’s Guidance for Today’s Church. This comprehensive book of nearly 900 pages on modern prophetic ministry received an endorsement from Bishop Bill Hamon. Read more about his ministry on www.jeremywitherow.com