As we pray for God to show us his calling upon our lives, it is important to note that God has a habit of calling you to bless the lives of others, not just yours and your family’s life.

Studying the Bible is one of the best parts about the Christian faith. Through the Bible, we communicate with the God of yesterday, today, and forever.

Here are a few questions Christians ask about studying the Bible:

1. How fast should I study the Bible?

2. Can I question the Bible while studying it?

3. Can I ask other believers questions while Studying the Bible?

4. How can I put all my studying into practice?

What is evangelism?

How can I pray for my loved one to be converted? 

Jesus was aware that the actual conversion and revival was the work of the Father Himself. However,

Jesus was also aware that He had to pray constantly for wisdom and spiritual guidance so that he could

hear God’s instructions clearly on how to go about the mission.

Being legalistic was something I was very good at. I had always been a “good girl” since I was a child. I prided myself on not getting into trouble, following rules to the T, being on time, doing what I said I would do, being honest, etc. All these things are great. Although in my case, at the back of my mind, I always thought that I was better than the average person. I know. Such immaturity. I found it hard to forgive wrongdoings and to wrap my mind around a God who would love the people who were not even trying; as opposed to me who was doing my very best to live right.

Failing at spiritual growth as a student really opened my eyes to the grace of God and what that really means. It meant that I could go 2 weeks without reading my Bible and when I returned my father would open his arms wide to receive me back. I would have missed out on daily communication with Him, but His love was never in question.

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