Nourished on the Truths of the Faith – 1 Timothy 4:6
How can you distinguish and confront false teaching? By daily finding nourishment in the truths of the faith. By spending time in God’s word.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
This archive contains all of the posts in A Clay Jar that touch on Bible Study. Some are more relevant than others. But all of these articles deal with this subject.
How can you distinguish and confront false teaching? By daily finding nourishment in the truths of the faith. By spending time in God’s word.
If it seems God has you sitting on the sidelines, it may be that he is preparing you for something. Use that time to come to know him better.
Dive deep into God’s word, investing time in it. The solid food of the word is for the mature who have learned and practiced what it says.
It is good the read the Bible. But it is even better to spend time reflecting on the Scriptures and what they have to say to us.
Unfortunately, “ever hearing but never understanding” often describes our Bible reading. Read instead with a mind open to the Spirit.
As believers, we need to hold firmly to the pattern of sound teaching that is based solidly on the Scripture. This will keep us from error.
How sweet are God’s words to you? Do you mostly ignore it? Or do you delight in reading it and through it coming to better know our Lord?
The importance of reading your Bible on a daily basis is hard to over-emphasize. It will enable you to draw closer to God and to follow him.
Be careful about getting caught up in foolish and stupid arguments that produce quarrels. Instead, be kind and respectful in your discussions
This passage includes an obscure reference to women who served at the tabernacle. It illustrates a challenge in understanding the Scripture.
Jesus taught his disciples many things. And his challenge is not to leave them in our heads. But now that we know, to put them into practice.
Spending time in the Bible, reading, studying, and meditating on its words is one of the most important things that you can do as a believer.