You may have tried the wide­spread and often-help­ful prac­tice of choos­ing a ​“word of the year” each Jan­u­ary. But have you ever con­sid­ered set­ting an inten­tion to exper­i­ment with a par­tic­u­lar spir­i­tu­al prac­tice or virtue? Might you sense an invi­ta­tion to do just that in a new year?

Richard Fos­ter and Nathan Fos­ter each have expe­ri­ence with turn­ing their lives into lab­o­ra­to­ries. Richard’s newest book, Learn­ing Humil­i­ty, came out of a divine nudge he sensed one New Year’s Eve to spend time explor­ing what he could learn about humil­i­ty through study and expe­ri­ence. Nathan’s book, The Mak­ing of an Ordi­nary Saint, came out of a desire to spend at least a year exper­i­ment­ing with the 12 clas­sic spir­i­tu­al dis­ci­plines his father had writ­ten about 30 years ear­li­er in Cel­e­bra­tion of Dis­ci­pline.

In this webi­nar, guid­ed by par­tic­i­pant ques­tions, host Car­olyn Arends talked with Richard and Nathan exploring topics like:
• What are the ben­e­fits of see­ing my life as a laboratory?
• Is choos­ing a spir­i­tu­al dis­ci­pline or virtue to exper­i­ment with a good idea for everyone?
• How might I choose an area of focus for this year?
• How can I remain com­mit­ted to a divine exper­i­ment for the long haul?

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This webinar was recorded on January 24th, 2023.

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