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    Gods, Ulysses, The Odyssey. Is it Hospitality, Loyalty, Perseverance, Vengeance, Appearance vs. Reality, or Spiritual Growth? In my opinion, I think the main theme of The Odyssey is Spiritual Growth, in the case it means how does the relationships between the Gods and Ulysses change. Two ways that prove that Spiritual Growth is the main theme of the Odyssey is when Ulysses ended up on the Island of the Keeper of the Wind and he gave him a bag of wind to use on the 9th day of sailing in order to get

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    that His death on the cross provided us with spiritual birth, a new life. Moreover, “spiritual birth should lead to spiritual growth and development” (Koessler 72). Spiritual growth is a growth in knowledge of God, therefore, entering into a deeper relationship with Him as well as growing in obedience (74). When it comes to spiritual growth, the role of grace and effort is vital. We often ask ourselves how do they actually work together to achieve the growth. Koessler, the author of a book True Discipleship

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    Our Spiritual Growth

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    Christ. The purpose of theology is to become more like Jesus Christ. For me, until now, I am still growing in my theology, and I am looking forward to know and understand God much more, knowing His every plan in my life. The last step of the spiritual growth is the spirituality itself, how we love God. From the Bible, we can see Matthew 22:37 that we must love the God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with your entire mind and we can see John 14:15 that if we love God, we will obey God’s

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    The Odyssey by Homer is an excellent example of spiritual growth in characters. Two of the main characters, Telemachus, and his father Odysseus, both endure long journeys, but in the end, end up meeting themselves for the first time. This is truly one of the best gifts a father could give his son. However, this does not mean that neither experiences hardships along the way. In fact, in the end, the hardships turn them into more intelligent and courageous fighters. Telemachus, son of Odysseus and

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    don’t. I believe in Faith and Spiritual Growth. I find that it is efficient when living a happy and healthy life. Without faith it would be extremely difficult to believe in much of anything. I have faith that everything that is happening and will happen in my life will pass and is used to my advantage in shaping a stronger spiritual connection. Not only do I believe these things, but I practice my faith and engage in activities that allow me to grow stronger as a spiritual being. What led me to this

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    The Crucible tells of a town’s obsession of accusing innocent people of withcraft. One character that stands out and makes a spiritual growth is Elizabeth Proctor. Elizabeth allows her frustrations of her depression to overcome her religious beliefs which separates herself from God and her marriage. She grows spiritually and begins to understand the things going on around her which was the strength she needed in the beginning. At the start of the play, Elizabeth is heartbroken her husband, John

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    Unknown Spiritual Growth in Ben There are times when Christians all fall short in our walk with Christ and go through a tough struggle to regain those steps back. Ben Fielding is a magnificent example of this point. Randy Alcorn, author of Safely Home, expressed the spiritual growth in Ben Fielding’s life during the numerous weeks he spent with Li Quan. After college, Ben fell into a large amount of mistakes and dramatic experiences such as his adultery, divorce, job

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    most difficult questions a Christian is often asked is where they are in their spiritual journey. Celebration of Discipline helps us understand the important aspects that help deepen our faith. Foster writes that there are three categories of disciplines me must learn: inward, outward, and corporate. Each category has four subcategories. I believe that prayer, service, and worship are the most essential in spiritual growth. The first category Foster writes about is inward discipline. Inward discipline

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    In a season rich with new experiences, it is an interesting time to assess my spiritual growth. This has been an unsettling time of redefining and restructuring my life and a season of isolation from the ways of ministry that bring me joy. Letting go of all expectation, labels, definitions and outcomes has not come easily for me. However, pealing it all off has been very freeing and revealing. Having a long-established practice of seeking connection and revelation through the indwelling Spirit

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    Transformation in the Story, “Sonny’s Blues” by James Baldwin Introduction The story, “Sonny’s Blues” is not simply the story of the experience of the narrator. Rather, it is a story that captures his inner transformation as well the spiritual progression that his previous experiences of death and loss have influenced. Yes, it is. In that, the story starts as an identified or unfamiliar algebra teacher tries to familiarize with something at the same time riding the passageway to school. The teacher

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