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Experiencing God in Your Daily Life

Kingdom People

God's Will and the Church

Experiencing God Through Obedience

Adjusting Your Life to God

The Crisis of Belief

God Speaks, Part II

God Speaks, Part I

Love and God's Invitation

Adapted from a live Q & A session with John and Lisa Bevere.

Three Levels of Relationships

The Spirit's Language

Empowered by the Spirit

The Personality of the Holy Spirit

Who is the Holy Spirit? The Bible makes it clear that the Spirit is not something. He is someone - a Person who has promised to never leave your side.

This is a review of Living by the Book, containing highlights of the three steps of Bible study: Observation, Interpretation, and Application.

As we move toward the conclusion of this series, consider these three suggestions as ways to further enhance your skills as well as you enthusiasm in Bible study: 1) Keep building your Bible study library. 2) Make personal Bible study a personal hobby. 3) Organize the results of your study in God's Word.

Students of Pythagoras were required to examine their progress every day, asking these questions: 1) How did I succeed in my studies today? 2) Could I have learned more? 3) Is there something I neglected?

In this video, we will look at the third and fourth steps of applying Scripture: Meditation and Practice.

We are to be in the world without being of the world. The means to that goal is the truth God offers us in His Word.

It is impossible to come to the Scriptures diligently and intelligently without running head-on into our need for Application. Are you ready for Scripture to cut deeply into your life, to lay bare the hidden places of your heart, and to do His work of convicting, convincing, and converting your mind in any and every area of life?

In this session Dr. Hendricks will again help you apply the principles of observation and interpretation to a passage of Scripture, and again you'll see that you are probably better equipped for Bible study then you may have thought.

All of the knowledge in the world about Bible study will do us no good if we are not involved in the process - not just once or twice, not just enough to get through a class, but as a way of life, day after day, year after year..

In this lesson, we'll learn how to use some of our new skills to dig into the Word of God for ourselves.