Follow along each week with this guided reading plan using the SOAP method.

Ruth Haley Barton takes you more deeply into understanding seven key disciplines along with practical ideas for incorporating them into everyday life.

Timothy Keller shows that gospel humility means we can stop connecting every experience, every conversation with ourselves and can thus be free from self condemnation.

Life Without Lack helps you experience: God's comforting presence, God's abundant generosity, and peace and freedom from worry.

Through The Gift of Being Yourself, you can: identify and let go of the false selves that hold you back, discover your true self rooted in your identity in Christ, and understand God's purpose for your life through deeper self-awareness.

Peter Scazzero shares new stories and principles as he outlines his journey and the signs of emotionally unhealthy spirituality. Then he provides seven biblical, reality-tested steps to become emotionally mature.

M. Robert Mulholland Jr. exposes the false selves that you may be tempted to hide behind and helps you to instead discover the true self that comes from being hidden with Christ in God.

In this series, we walk through these verses, look at the key vocabulary, and ask what it means for God to describe himself as “compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, overflowing with loyal love and faithfulness.”

In this video, we explore the surprising biblical viewpoint that Heaven and Earth were meant to overlap and how Jesus is on a mission to bring them together once and for all.

God’s holiness presents a paradox to human beings and ultimately, this paradox is resolved by Jesus, who embodies God’s holiness that came to heal his creation.

In the opening pages of the Bible, God appoints humans to rule the world on his behalf. But when they rebel, the biblical story leads us on a search for a new humanity that will be God’s faithful partners forever.

What does it mean for humans to be made in God’s image? In the opening pages of Genesis, we see God create humanity as his co-rulers of creation, but things quickly go wrong when humans rebel and forfeit their role. 

Timothy Keller speaks on three things taught in 1 Corinthians 3: the natural condition of the human ego, the supernatural condition, the transformed sense of self and identity, that can be brought about through the gospel, and how to get it.