Go the Next Step to Develop a “Rule of Life”

About this event

Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Pete Scazzero addresses a critical gap in traditional discipleship: the reality that it is impossible to be spiritually mature while remaining emotionally immature. By shining a light on hidden emotional wounds, unhealthy relational patterns, and superficial spiritual practices, our book study will guide us to look beneath the surface of our lives so that our relationship with God can bring about authentic, structural inner change.

Over the course of several weeks, we'll break down the barriers of past generational behaviors, learn how to navigate painful crises or "walls," and see how to biblically process grief and loss.

When: 7:00 PM, Thursday, November 5 Where: Panera Bread in Vernon Hills

Come as you are! Unlike most book clubs, no advance reading is required. Each week we'll provide a summary sheet of the reading so even newcomers can easily jump in and join the discussion.

Our gatherings are relaxed and conversational. Each session stands on its own, so you can come once or often:

• Thu 9/10: The Problem of Emotionally Unhealthy Spirituality – Identifying hidden immaturity and superficial spiritual practices.

• Thu 9/17: Know Yourself That You May Know God – Exploring self-awareness as a vital path to truly knowing God.

• Thu, 9/24: Going Back in Order to Go Forward – Examining how our family background and history impact our present faith.

• Thu, 10/1: Journey Through the Wall – Navigating painful limits, crises, and spiritual stagnation.

• Thu, 10/8: Game night social

• Thu, 10/15: Enlarge Your Soul Through Grief and Loss – Embracing healthy lament and process hidden pain.

• Thu, 10/22: Discover the Rhythms of the Daily Office and Sabbath – Establishing daily prayer and weekly rest practices.

• Thu, 10/29: Grow Into an Emotionally Mature Adult – Contrasting emotional infancy with mature behavior and loving communication.

• Thu, 11/5: Go the Next Step to Develop a “Rule of Life” – Building a lifelong, personal rhythm of following Jesus.

Our ROC Christian book club is a place for millennial singles (30s-40s) to connect, share faith, and build community.

From ROC Millennial Singles Life Group