A monk must be a person who willingly lets himself be changed by insight and obedience—qualities which he in turn internalizes through a disciplined process of learning in his contemplative engagement with the Word of God, and brings into practical form through the grace of God.

Jan Dobutowitsch (b. 1979), Diakon und Autor christlicher Aphorismen

Topics: Growth & Character, Discipleship, The Bible & the Word of God

Jan Dobutowitsch

Jan Dobutowitsch (* 1979) ist ein deutscher Diakon, Gestalter und Autor christlicher Aphorismen. Bekannt ist er für prägnante Sinnsprüche und geistliche Impulse zu Themen wie Glaubenspraxis, Aufrichtigkeit und Anbetung. In christlichen Medien und Gemeindepublikationen dienen seine Gedanken heute als alltagsnahe Anregungen für Andacht und Reflexion.

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