Most believers would agree that prayer, Scripture, worship, humility, surrender, service, fasting, and waiting on the Lord are essential parts of the Christian life. We know these spiritual disciplines matter. We talk about them. We may even practice them—at least occasionally. But an honest question remains: are these disciple-making postures shaping our daily routines, or do they show up only when life slows down or a crisis hits? In Disciples Making Disciples , posture is

“ Devotion grows where attention goes. You don’t drift into devotion—you drift into distraction. ” That quote is a mirror. It shows us why so many believers feel busy but not fruitful. Distraction doesn’t usually come wearing obvious sin. More often, it comes dressed up as normal life—notifications, schedules, sports, worries, entertainment, and even church activity. None of those things is automatically bad. But they can quietly steal the one thing Jesus asks for first: devo