Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth is a spiritual guidebook explaining the twelve Spiritual Disciplines and how they can bring a person closer to God. The disciplines are divided into three groups, Inward, Outward, and Corporate. The twelve disciplines are meditation, prayer, fasting, study, simplicity, solitude, submission, service, confession, worship, guidance, and celebration. The discussion of each discipline is supported with Scriptures and scholarly quotes that help readers grow closer to God.

The four Inward Disciplines are discussed—meditation, prayer, fasting, and study—which will improve a person's spiritual life. The four Outward Disciplines—simplicity, solitude, submission and service—reveal what people need to do to improve the world around them. The last four are the corporate disciplines—confession, worship, guidance, and celebration—which focus on the relationships within the community and growing closer to God. The author also shows how important faith, hope, and love are to the spiritual journey, and the benefits of living the life of discipline.

The author uses the scripture and personal examples to help explain the disciplines. Each one includes the explanation of the discipline and also what challenges the reader may face when practicing them. All of the disciplines are presented with equal importance—no one discipline is more important than another—all are needed to fully reach spiritual growth. Spiritual growth is what transforms people and allows them to become who God desires them to be. When they struggle with the journey all they need to do is look to Jesus for guidance and as the example. He walked the journey before us to clear the path.

The disciplines are presented for any person to practice in any part of the world at any time of day—they are available to all people equally. No matter what Christian denomination, age, gender, or nationality, the disciplines are a gift from God to enhance and bless lives. The true journey begins when readers put into action what they have learned.