Free · 9-week Bible study
The Lost Art of Reflection
Most Christians have never been taught to examine themselves. Not properly. This is an attempt to recover the practice. Nine weeks. One question a day. Christ at the center.
Most Christians have never been taught to examine themselves. Not properly. This is an attempt to recover the practice. Nine weeks. One question a day. Christ at the center.
Self-examination used to be a basic Christian habit. Calvin built it into communion. The Puritans wrote whole books on how to do it. Then, somewhere, it slipped away.
This study walks back into it. Nine weeks anchored in Scripture, sharpened by Reformed and Puritan voices, and looped back to the cross every week. There is a daily devotion for Monday through Friday, a Family / kids version for every week, and journaling space on the booklet pages. It is not a self-improvement plan. It is a recovery of an old practice.
One 15-to-20-minute reading per week. A core Scripture passage. Reformed theology. A voice from church history. Five honest reflection questions.
Five short readings per week, Monday through Friday. Each one ends with a sit-with-this question, a one-sentence prayer, and a "For further reading" Scripture pointer.
Every week includes a mixed-age section with an object lesson, age-split questions for ages 5 to 9 and 10 to 14, and a short closing prayer.
Lined journal area on each daily devotion page. Space to write what you saw, what you confessed, what you want to remember.
Each week ends with a small, specific practice you can actually keep. No heroic goals. Just an honest rhythm.
Sources cited by week. Calvin, Owen, Watson, Edwards, Bonhoeffer, Sibbes, Baxter, Spurgeon. Most are free online. Some are still in print.
RFLCT. is a daily reflection app for Christians. One honest question a day. A Scripture anchor. No feed, no streaks, no shame. The discipline this study is teaching, kept in your pocket.
Get RFLCT. on the App Store"Let us test and examine our ways, and return to the Lord!"
Lamentations 3:40