Spiritual maturity is the process of growing in faith and understanding. It is moving from a basic understanding of spiritual concepts, like drinking milk, to a deeper, more developed understanding, like eating solid food. When we start our spiritual journey, we often rely on simple teachings and beliefs, just as a baby relies on milk for nourishment. However, as we progress, we seek more complex teachings and a deeper connection with our spiritual selves, just as we transition to solid food as we grow older. Spiritual maturity involves developing a stronger relationship with god, gaining wisdom, discernment, and the ability to apply spiritual truths to our daily lives. It also involves taking responsibility for our spiritual growth and actively seeking to deepen our understanding of spiritual principles. In this way, we can grow from spiritual infancy to full maturity.