Showing posts with label Bible Study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bible Study. Show all posts
Monday, August 3, 2015
Awesome Scripture Memory Pics!
I don't know about you...but I tend to learn more when I am able to picture it. Check out my new scripture memory pic and then go to my church's Facebook page for more like it!
(https://www.facebook.com/pages/Grace-Baptist-Church-of-Marshfield-WI/244075188950771)
Find the Topical Scripture Memory Plan photo album to view 12 more beautiful pics reminding you of Bible verses about the person of God. I hope this may stir you to include more scripture in your daily routine.
Monday, June 15, 2015
5 Ways Scripture Memory Will Impact Your Family
Our church's scripture meditation theme for the month of June is "God's Holiness." My church is in the habit of memorizing Bible verses according to a specific topic on a monthly basis. In August, we will have completed 6 years of memorizing scripture with this plan. For the first 5 years, my church memorized verses on the theme of "Discipleship." By the end of 5 years,
Monday, April 27, 2015
The Battle of the Mind
Thursday, February 26, 2015
7 Ways to Live Your Life
My family did things a little differently this year. We were tired of making commitments (like lose weight/get in better shape, or reach out more to others, or be more consistent in our Bible study time) and, well frankly, dropping the ball! So, this year we asked everyone (kiddos and Mom & Dad) to make a list of three commitments. One had to be a physical commitment (taking care of the temple of the Holy Spirit -- all of us are saved). One had to be a spiritual commitment (growing in our walk with the Lord). One could be anything they wanted. Everyone came up with their own list of three commitments and then we each took a turn to share our own commitments with each other during a "Family Time." This was encouraging! Some of our teens talked about
Monday, February 23, 2015
4 Targets to Help Know Your Bible
How well do you know the Word of God? I am pretty sure that the average believer wouldn't call himself a novice, but he also wouldn't call himself a Bible scholar. Let me ask the same question a different way - do you know the Word of God better today than you did a year ago today? What verses have you memorized over the last year? Do you purposely take time to memorize scripture? Statistics show that those who regularly read, study, and memorize the Bible often have a specific time and place they dig into the Bible every day. So, what time of day and in what place do you do your daily "digging into the Word?" By this time you might be thinking something like: "None of your business...that is between me and the Lord!" Well...it is between you and the Lord -- but it is also a command from the Lord. I am asking you to be transparent with yourself today...to stop the excuses and be honest.
So, let me start with some transparency on my part. Back in 1994, I
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