I’ve noticed a curious tendency in many of our conversations about spiritual growth. We talk about reading our Bibles, praying faithfully, serving in ministry, and confessing our sins. All of these disciplines are vital, of course. But how often do we explicitly acknowledge the Person who makes all spiritual growth possible?
Theology matters. I know it’s popular to believe that as long as we have a relationship with God, religious ideas,…
*guest post by Heather Owen, M.A.T.S. in Biblical Studies Have you ever walked into the room in the middle of…
Growing your faith is a process. Spiritual growth happens as we learn principles from Bible study, put them into practice, and allow the Holy Spirit to guide us moment by moment in the real life, day-to-day situations we find ourselves.
God has chosen to communicate to us through His Word, and it is a wonderful privilege to get to know Him through the Bible. God’s Word gives us light, understanding, encouragement, correction, and power. Yet many of us struggle to understand what we read or know exactly how we should interpret God’s Word. For some, it becomes dry and lifeless, rather than the pursuit of truth and guidance.
Today, I want to inspire you to open the Bible and let the Word of Life speak to your heart.
Which book of the Bible do you read the least? If you’re like me, you tend to gravitate toward the…
