![]() Quantities are very limited, so request your copy now. This special leather-bound edition is our thanks for your gift below to help take the hope of Jesus to people around the world through Daily Hope. ![]() Whether you’ve read The Purpose Driven Life before, or this is your first time, you’ll discover that real meaning and significance come from understanding and fulfilling God’s purpose for you here on earth. And Pastor Rick Warren’s bestselling book, The Purpose Driven Life, lays out an easy-to-follow road map for your spiritual journey to discover all God has in store for you.Īnd today, we want to send you a special-edition, leather bound copy of this timeless resource. PLAY today’s audio teaching from Pastor Rickįor more Daily Hope with Rick Warren, please visit !ĭiscover God’s plan and purpose for you in this special-edition resource!Įveryone wonders at some point in life, “What on earth am I here for?” And the good news is that God has an answer! No matter how you choose to study, apply these five principles, and you’ll get more out of whatever you read. There’s no better time than today to start studying the Bible. The more you read a passage, the more you’ll get out of it. It’s amazing how much you can get out of a passage if you study the same passage over and over again and then come back to the same passage a few months later. Read the Bible over and over again. This simple practice will change your life. You might choose to study it verse-by-verse, book-by-book, topic-by-topic, or theme-by-theme.ĥ. That haphazard approach won’t produce the kind of results God wants in your life. Then the next time you study the Bible, you start in a different, random place. Study the Bible systematically. Have you heard of the “dip-and-skip method” of Bible study? It’s when you just open up the Bible and put a finger down where you want to study. The problem that most of us have with the Bible isn’t what we don’t understand it’s applying what we do understand!Ĥ. Do you believe in sharing Christ with others? Do you believe in tithing? Well, do you do those activities? If you don’t do them, then you don’t really believe what the Bible teaches about them. In fact, you only really believe the parts of the Bible you apply. But when you apply God’s Word, you move from the “what” to the “so what.” In other words, you ask, “How will this Scripture change my life?”Īpplication is the ultimate goal of all Bible study. ![]() Apply God’s Word. When you ask questions and write down observations, you’re in the “what” part of Bible study. Yesterday I gave you two general principles for Bible study that anyone, anywhere can do:ģ. ![]() But in order for God’s Word to change you, you have to study it. God wants you to apply his Word and let it change your life. “Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.” Matthew 4:4 (NIV) Three More Steps to Effective Bible Study ![]()
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