CM’s Weekly Recommendations (3/23)

Each week during our spring semester away from campus, CM will share some different resources that you can use to seek to grow in faith. We recognize that this is a time when online resources are coming at us from all directions. So take and use what you find helpful, but please don’t see these as a spiritual “to do” list that you have to complete.
- As always, Right Now Media is free to all faculty, staff, and students and our Life Group study on Habits is available as a PDF. Here are some additional resources:
- Spiritual Rhythms for Quarantine is a great guide by Justin Whitmel Early, who’s book and website The Common Rule has become a favorite for those considering spiritual habits.
- If you want something that doesn’t use the words “quarantine” or “coronavirus” or “covid-19,” here’s a talk by Tim Keller about leading as a Christian in American culture (given before the recent outbreak).
- The Bible Project is one of the most helpful collections of videos to help you explore the Bible, from a series on books of the Bible (like wisdom literature), to themes in the Bible (like generosity), to word studies (like “Yahweh“).
- Five Practices for Becoming a Non-Anxious Presence, a message by John Mark Comer (Website / Apple Podcast)
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