When Ordinary is No Longer Enough Today is When Ordinary is No Longer Enough! Have you thought about who you really want to become? Some people step out into the real world wanting to become doctors or lawyers. Some want to put up their own businesses, while some choose to …
Part 2 of God: The Word Lesson #1 in Studying The Bible – Part 3 If we think outside of the normal words used in describing the three parts of God, what would one call the second part, known as The Son? I must emphasize this over again. People …
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In this episode, conveyed is an understanding of God as the unlimited being when studying the Bible, refraining from limiting God, and recognizing God in three parts – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
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We call this Lesson #1. It is the most important lesson one will need in order to get into studying the Bible. It is an explanation of who God is but in a way that you have never ever heard it before.
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In the tragic story of an unnamed mother, we find a life lesson that is needed more than ever today. Looking back at our past, circumstances, situations, keeps us from moving forward. More importantly looking back tempts us not only to go back but causes us to remain in a destructive environment.
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This message provides insight into identifying the normal behaviors that erode areas of our lives when it goes undetected. Taking four simple actions can not only prevent this from occurring but reverse the damage that it causes.
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The Bible isn’t just a book to be read for one’s religious habits, but rather it should be used to improve one’s life. Think of the Bible as a guide designed to turn ordinary living into extraordinary living. This means we can apply to parenting, relationships, and even our careers.
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Life or death, it is my choice.
Blessing or curse, it is my choice.
Most people (the majority) don’t, have never, nor intend to read the Bible. We cannot take it for granted that a person automatically knows why studying the Bible benefits them. This is a major contributor to why this book is ignored by most and we can change that.
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There is a significant difference between one who studies and one who only reads. The question is when it comes to the Bible will you be one who only reads It, or will you be one who studies It?
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What if the statement, “what you don’t know can’t hurt you” is not true? What would that mean for what you don’t know about the Bible and more importantly what it contains?
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