With all the information available in the world, how does one navigate through life confidently, avoiding the pitfalls and mistakes others make and protecting oneself from an unrelenting enemy of the soul. We need wisdom! This bible study asks:
- Why Get Wisdom?
- What is Wisdom?
- How do I get Wisdom?
- What does Wisdom look like?
- How to apply wisdom in our lives?
A study and meditation on Colossians 3:1-17 and Ephesians 4:21-32 to facilitate a process of spiritual spring cleaning of your life, particularly in the area of how you relate to other people. The meditation and reflection aims at character work to prepare you for the next season of your life. This study examines:
- What needs to be removed from your relationships?
- What the Lord wants to build into your character and person?
- How He wants you to live the new life out in Christ.
Would you like to deepen your relationship with God?
God uses imagery from gardens to teach us principles for spiritual growth. Join me as I share insights on building a relationship with God from imagery used in scripture, as well as spiritual lessons learnt from my own garden. This study examines:
- The imagery of gardening in the scriptures
- Garden imagery that speaks to our spiritual growth
- How to apply the principles of scripture to your personal life and spiritual growth
- It will challenge you to work your spiritual garden for greater productivity.
A 28 day study made up of four week studies that can be done on their own.
Week 1: Immeasurably More
We explore the state of our faith and why we would want faith.
Week 2: Evaluate My Faith Lord
This week we evaluate our faith to find where it is undermined and weakened.
Week 3: Maintaining Your Faith
We explore habits of the mind and heart that contribute to the strength of your faith. Also exploring common mistakes which, if left unchecked will break down and undermine our faith.
Week 4: Living a Life of Faith
In this last week we explore the application of our faith in life, so that our faith does become the assurance of things we hope for and develops a conviction of things we cannot see.
