Lectio Divina: A Beginner’s Guide To Enriching Your Prayer Life

11 November 2014
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Blog

For today's busy Christians, finding time for formal prayer and scripture study can be difficult, and the plethora of Bible studies available can be downright overwhelming. Happily, many are rediscovering the ancient practice of lectio divina, or "divine reading," to help them cultivate an enriching prayer life in the midst of the chaos of the modern world: Lectio divina A monastic tradition first introduced by St. Benedict, and later formalized by Carthusian monk Gugio II, lectio divina is a contemplative reading of scripture. Read More

The Benefits of Attending Church

About Me

Ever since childhood, I’ve attended an evangelical church regularly. Normally, I go to my place of worship twice each week. I attend church on Sunday mornings and Wednesday nights. At my house of worship, I enjoy singing hymns, listening to uplifting sermons, praying at the altar, paying my tithes, and socializing with friends and family members. Going to church can sometimes instantly improve my mood. Do you want to enhance the quality of your life? Consider attending a church in your neighborhood. On this blog, I hope you will discover the amazing benefits of incorporating religion and spirituality into your life.