Sermon Series on Spiritual Disciplines
- Darrell Stetler II
- Jul 20
- 3 min read
Pastor, are your congregation members struggling with consistency in their spiritual walk? If you’re looking for a sermon series on spiritual disciplines that will equip your church for real growth, I’ve created a 5-week, done-for-you sermon series designed to help your people go beyond Sunday faith and develop lasting spiritual habits.
Nothing is more legendary than wishing to grow, but failing to do so. New Chrisitans start strong, but without intentional disciplines, their faith can feel shallow, inconsistent, or even stagnant. That's because we have to train people to go beyond wishing, and into:
Deciding to grow
Building spiritual disciplines to grow
That’s why spiritual disciplines matter. They are the habits of a mature disciple, the daily rhythms that root believers deeper in Christ and produce long-term transformation.
A new sermon series: Rooted – Spiritual Disciplines for a Fruitful Life
This 5-part sermon series is designed to help believers develop deep spiritual roots so they can grow strong in Christ and produce the fruit of the Spirit.
Each week focuses on a core spiritual discipline, providing practical teaching, biblical application, and real-life transformation.
What’s Inside This Sermon Series?
✅ 5 Full Sermon Manuscripts – Pre-written, easy-to-preach messages
✅ Sermon Illustrations – Engaging stories to make each message memorable
✅ Series Graphics & PowerPoint Slides – Professionally designed visuals
✅ Sermon Bumper & Promo Video – Build momentum for your church
✅ Small Group Discussion Questions – Deepen the impact in groups
✅ Bonus Studies on Fasting & Fellowship – Expand learning beyond the sermons
This is a fully developed sermon series, designed to help your people grow.
Sermon Breakdown: Rooted – Spiritual Disciplines for a Fruitful Life
Here's what the sermon series covers in each sermon.
Week 1: Bible Engagement
Why many believers struggle with consistency in God’s Word
The difference between simply reading and truly engaging with Scripture
A practical 5-step framework for "getting a grip on the Bible"
Week 2: Prayer & Fasting
How Jesus taught us to pray with simplicity and sincerity
Why fasting is a forgotten but powerful discipline for spiritual breakthrough
Biblical examples of prayer that moves mountains
Week 3: Fellowship & Belonging
Why church attendance is not enough—real discipleship happens in community
The biblical concept of koinonia (Christian fellowship)Â in Acts 2
How belonging to a church family brings strength, support, and stability
Week 4: Worship Together
Worship as a weekly re-centering on truth
The power of corporate worship to shape faith and witness to the world
How consistent group worship creates resilient disciples
Week 5: Serving & Works of Mercy
Why true disciples don’t just consume—they serve
How acts of mercy and service deepen our faith
Inspiring stories of Christian service throughout history
Why Preach a Sermon Series on Spiritual Disciplines?
In today’s world, distraction, busyness, and entertainment steal people’s attention from God. Without intentional habits of grace, believers will struggle to stay rooted in their faith.
Spiritual disciplines are not legalism—they are life-giving habits.
They keep believers anchored when trials come.
They create consistency in faith and action.
A sermon series on spiritual disciplines is essential because discipleship doesn’t happen by accident. If we want to see real transformation, we must teach our people to develop daily rhythms that deepen their walk with God.
Show me your habits with God, and I will predict your closeness to him in 20 years!
Get Access to This Sermon Series Today
This complete sermon series is available exclusively for NewStart Discipleship members.
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👀 Want to preview a sermon? Download the first message here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lyvQv6p-D2p1heRiRFoWjazw7WkvmppF?usp=sharing
Let’s help our churches get ROOTED in spiritual disciplines—so they grow deep, strong, and fruitful in Christ.