Faith seeking understanding
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The practice of Contemplative Prayer is clearly taught by some of the great heroes of the faith. But is it taught in the Bible? Continue reading “Contemplative Prayer in the Bible”
If we’re living the Christian life, people will eventually ask us questions. By memorizing key Bible verses, you can always be ready! UPDATED. Continue reading “Scripture Memory and being ready to explain”
The Bible has severe warnings against adding to it. And against subtracting from it. Yet we do those things all the time. Continue reading “Don’t add to the Bible, nor subtract from it”
Here is our grand one-page chronological timeline of Bible history. It is based on when the events probably took place Continue reading “Bible History Timeline”
Nibbling from the gospels each day. Join us in this life-changing adventure! Continue reading “Our Gospel Bytes schedule”
The Lord Jesus told the religious leaders they were in error because they did not know the Scriptures nor the POWER of God. Do you know the POWER of God? Continue reading “Do you know the POWER of God?”
In the Bible, the word “sword” can often be taken as a euphemism for “the Bible.” Here are the verses about this: Continue reading “The Sword of the Spirit”
Jesus walks with two disciples on the road to Emmaus. He awakens their faith with a sermon where he quotes from the Bible. Continue reading “Jesus memorized key Bible verses”
On our Scripture Memory Project, we’re only memorizing a verse or so each week. But that pace lets us go deep with each verse we memorize. Continue reading “Memorizing Scripture and fresh insights”