Peter Abela - Habits for Disciples

Peter Abela says we check our phones an average of 58 times a day—often out of boredom rather than necessity. So when you feel the urge to grab your phone, be still, turn your mind to God instead and say a quick prayer or if you have time, a longer one, turning what would be 58 smartphone checks into 58 opportunities for spiritual growth

Week 612–Habits for Disciples–Peter Abela–Be Still

Peter Abela emphasizes the transformative power of daily silence, He suggests starting with 5 minutes and gradually increasing, a time for prayer, meditation, or simple repetition, as a consistent practice to lead to greater contentment and spiritual growth quiet time to disconnect from worldly noise and deepen one’s relationship with God

Week 620–Habits for Disciples–Peter Abela–Contentment

Peter Abela tells a 2nd World War story to express the virtues of faith, hope, and charity. The virtues of faith, hope, and charity can strengthen us in our own battles with illness, stress, hardship, and other difficulties helping us persevere through life's challenges

Week 625–Habits for Disciples–Peter Abela–Faith, Hope & Charity

Peter Abela reflects on the importance of making intentional choices about how we spend our time. This challenge reshaped their family life into one more centred on intentional living, making deliberate choices with their time, investing it in God, family, and service, rather than letting it be passively consumed

Week 634–Habits for Disciples–Peter Abela–Deliberate Choices

Peter Abela says Christian hope is more than a wish—it is a confident expectation rooted in the promise of Christ and directed toward the Kingdom of Heaven

Week 638–Habits for Disciples–Peter Abela–The Tightrope of Hope

Speaking Life through word and song, on-air and online, to the Illawarra, Shoalhaven, and beyond.

Week 638–Habits for Disciples–Peter Abela–The Tightrope of Hope

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