DallasAWillard

We are distracting ourselves into spiritual oblivion. But it’s possible, with God’s grace, to set our minds on things above. Go to dwillard.org for info and the online application. #DallasWillard #SchoolOfKingdomLiving

If you’re interested in finding the people you’ve been searching for while learning and training in community, fill out the contact form at dwillard.org/school-of-king… #DallasWillard #SchoolOfKingdomLiving

It is love itself—not loving behavior, or even the wish or intent to love—that has the power to “always protect, always trust, always hope, put up with anything, and never quit” #DallasWillard #RenovationOfTheHeart

What's in your mind has tremendous influence. #DallasWillard #RenovationOfTheHeart #heart #mind #will #heartandsoul #spiritual #truth #discipleship #christianreels

In today's #WillardWednesday, Dallas uses one of his favorite jokes to make a profound point about truth and trusting God. #DallasWillard #RenovationOfTheHeart #truth #lie #spiritual #God #christianquotes #christianreels

Spiritual formation is something we human beings can and must undertake—as individuals and in fellowship with other apprentices of Jesus. ##DallasWillard #RenovationOfTheHeart

Spiritual growth doesn't respond well to guilt. A compelling vision is needed. #DallasWillard #RenovationOfTheHeart

Are you able to hear God? Join the School of Kingdom Living, where you’ll not only learn about a deeper life with God, you’ll experiment with the practices that make that life possible. Learn more at dwillard.org ##dallaswillard ##SchoolOfKingdomLiving

Sin is not just a matter of what we think #DallasWillard #RenovationOfTheHeart #sin #thought #will #heart #spiritual #truth #discipleship #christianquotes #christianreels

Has anyone ever asked you if you’re a disciple of Jesus? How would you define what a disciple is? Hear how Dallas Willard defines a disciple and how you can pursue a life of discipleship. #DallasWillard #SchoolOfKingdomLiving

Genuine transformation of the whole person into the goodness and power seen in Jesus and his “Abba” Father—the only transformation adequate to the human self—remains the necessary goal of human life. -Dallas Willard #RenovationOfTheHeart

Understanding is the basis of care. What you would take care of you must first understand, whether it be a petunia or a nation. If you would care for your spiritual core—your heart or will—you must understand it. -Dallas Willard #RenovationOfTheHeart

As disciples (literally students) of Jesus, our goal is to learn to be like him. We begin by trusting him to receive us as we are. But our confidence in him leads us toward the same kind of faith he had, a faith that made it possible for him to act as he did. #TheGreatOmission

We're not waiting on God... #TheGreatOmission

By a practiced abiding in his words, we come to know the truth, and the truth does, sure enough, make us free - Dallas Willard #TheGreatOmission

Most problems in contemporary churches can be explained by the fact that members have never decided to follow Christ. -Dallas Willard #TheGreatOmission

Spiritual growth is not passive. This is a great clip from our latest episode of the #DallasWillardPodcast available wherever you listen! #DallasWillard

The disciple is one who, intent upon becoming Christ-like and so dwelling in his “faith and practice,” systematically and progressively rearranges his affairs to that end. -Dallas Willard #TheGreatOmission

there is absolutely nothing in what Jesus himself or his early followers taught that suggests you can decide just to enjoy forgiveness at Jesus’s expense and have nothing more to do with him. ##TheGreatOmission

Jesus himself was always reaching out in love to the “outsiders” who were “nigh” to him. It made no difference to him if they were marked as “unclean” in one or more of the several senses of “unclean” defined and enforced by the “proper people” of his day. #KnowingChristToday