How to cultivate your Spiritual health
3 Ways to Cultivate Spiritual Health by Clint Archer In his peculiar short story, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, F. Scott Fitzgerald supplies a disturbingly fresh look at maturity and social development. What is so curious about Benjamin is that he is born old and, with time, becomes young. The novella is a fascinating take on how people mature, love, and grow up and the ironic infantile state of the infirm elderly. Sometimes, we encounter the curious case of the well-churched immature believer in the church. Often we find that when a person is a baby believer, freshly saved from their sins, their formerly lacklustre life suddenly morphs into an Incredible Hulk of natural enthusiasm. They evangelize zealously, pray constantly, read their Bible devotedly, and enjoy serving in the church. But sadly, it is not uncommon to witness that this verve is a fleeting sugar rush of novelty. The preciousness of salvation begins to grow commonplace, the church becomes a routine, Bible reading