What Are Examples of Spiritual Goals?

SummaryDo you feel like your spiritual life has to be an "all or nothing" game? Maybe you are wondering, What are examples of spiritual goals that actually fit into a busy life? In this liberating episode of the Arise, Women of God podcast, host Tamara K. Anderson and advisory board member Tiffany Fletcher answer that exact question. They debunk the myth of spiritual perfectionism and share real-life examples of how to connect with God in the "cracks" of a chaotic schedule.We explore 7 practical ideas—from turning your bedroom into a physical "sanctuary" to using your morning shower as a private prayer closet. Tiffany and Tamara discuss the "Season Principle," explaining why your spiritual goals as a young mom shouldn't look the same as they did in other seasons of life. We also reveal the power of the "Comic Strip Bribe"—a fun way to reward yourself for showing up—and how keeping a one-line gratitude journal can transform your perspective. If you are looking for concrete examples of how to kick spiritual guilt to the curb and grow closer to God today, this episode is for you.Episode TakeawaysThe Sanctuary Goal: Tiffany shares that keeping her bedroom clean isn't just a chore; it is a spiritual goal to create a peaceful space where the Spirit can dwell amidst the chaos of family life.The Season Principle: God meets you where you are. Your spiritual capacity changes with your season. Stop comparing your current self to your past self and set goals that fit this moment.The "Comic Strip" Reward: It is okay to "bribe" yourself to build a habit! Tamara shares how she used to reward 5 minutes of scripture study with reading the newspaper comics. Pair a spiritual habit with a small joy to keep it alive.Micro-Habits: You don't need a silent monastery to find God. Examples of micro-goals include shower prayers, carpool line worship, or reading one verse at the breakfast table.ResourceReady to choose a spiritual goal that fits your specific season of life? Download our FREE Guide to Goal Setting. It includes the "Sacred Brainstorm" worksheet to help you identify the simple habit God is asking of you right now. 👉 Download the Guide Here: https://www.womenwarriorsoflight.com/offers/WyaLn2gS/checkoutReflection QuestionsWhen you ask "What are examples of spiritual goals?", do you usually think of big, heavy tasks? How does the idea of "shower prayers" change your definition?Are you holding yourself to a standard from a past season of life? What does "success" look like in your current season?Where is one physical space in your home you could turn into a "sanctuary" for peace?If you only had time to write one line a day in a journal to see God's hand, when would you do it?Transcripthttps://www.womenwarriorsoflight.com/blog/what-are-examples-of-spiritual-goals