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Anniversary of a Great Climb: Iwo Jima | Ours is a Different Mountain

by on February 22, 2012 in Discipline, Identity, Leadership Development, Risk

They didn’t expect to make it to the top alive, but the danger was not of a technical nature. They were on a combat mission on the front lines of the Pacific war of World War II.

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Outdoor Bible Study (Ephesians 2:1-10): “Spiritually alive” or “spiritually dead?”

by on April 21, 2011 in Belief, Discipleship, Discipline, Exposure, Spiritual Formation, Timing, VISION Outdoor Inductive Bible Studies, Wilderness Bible Studies

How do you know if you are “spiritually alive” or “spiritually dead?” How can we enjoy the abundant life the way God intended us to experience?

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Listen TODAY to Ashley Denton’s interview about Outdoor Leadership and How Jesus Used the Wilderness with His Disciples… Family Life Radio’s Kurt Goff did the interview…

by on March 4, 2011 in Adventure Pastors Blog Series, Belief, Book Reviews, Christian Colleges and Universities that offer Outdoor Leadership & Wilderness Ministry Courses/Degrees, Churches with Wilderness Adventure Ministry Programs, Discipleship, Discipline, Evangelism, International, Jesus' Teaching in the Outdoors (Wilderness Bible Studies Blog Series), Missions, Outdoor Leadership Training (Blog Series), Rhythm of Retreat, Spiritual Formation, Theology, Training, What is Wilderness Ministry?, Wilderness Bible Studies, Youth Ministry

Listen to my interview with Kurt Goff of Family Life Radio about my book on outdoor leadership and the ministry of Jesus. I discuss the biblical foundation for outdoor ministry and wilderness leadership. Click here to listen to the interview… Thanks for listening, Ashley Denton   Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook [...]

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A Spiritual Formation Reflection: Why did the Desert Fathers Run Deep into the Desert to Reclaim their Culture? Was Running away Cowardly or Courageous?

by on December 3, 2010 in Discipline, Practice, Rhythm of Retreat, Spiritual Formation, Trials

“In fourth century Egypt, many devout Christians were struggling to survive in a society that seemed to have an unbridled disregard for God.  Like a house burning violently from within, the only choice many devout Christians felt they had was to run for their lives before being consumed by the culture.  They ran to the [...]

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